Everything GREAT About Fantastic Mr. Fox!

[@Alice-ql4vh]

"you're supposed to be my lab partner.' 'i am' "no you're not, you're disloyal." my favorite FMF line.

[@HeelTaker7]

Alice why in the HELL is that a funny line capable of cracking this guy up? I genuinely want to know, is it an American brand of humor that I just don’t get because I am from a different country or?

[@Alice-ql4vh]

@@HeelTaker7 it’s Wes Anderson’s sense of humor. The character is saying something dumb but is completely serious. You just don’t get it

[@HeelTaker7]

@@Alice-ql4vh "you're disloyal" is something dumb?! I feel like it is a perfectly reasonable thing to say if he thinks his lab partner wants to be someone else's..... Like it could legitimately have been said the same way in a drama and it would fit the tone of that too... Hmmm maybe Wes Anderson's humour is very American? Can any non-Americans claim to find that line funny?

[@zadejames6269]

Like Alice said, you must not get it

[@supersasukemaniac]

brutal honesty is usually really funny since we are so used to people trying to handle things "diplomatically" instead of saying what they feel.

[@astonviikmaa]

I was on a 8 hour flight once and one guy that was in my vision watched this movie the whole time on repeat

[@_kaleido]

This video, or the movie?

[@mahnamejay]

kat lei either way, that guy was right

[@lolellordfiera3771]

Ménage man

[@herecomes3608]

I see you (directed towards him) are a man of culture as well

[@sevenseasonsofbrown]

@Burt Macklin true 😁

[@liarose2054]

The whole vibe to this movie is like a fever dream that you're grateful to have had the pleasure of seeing

[@merchant271]

That’s pretty much every Wes Anderson movie

[@ratlight9571]

Yes

[@braydenhill4033]

True

[@fiachrakelly4889]

IKR the film is just eye candy

[@ianashby6294]

Read the book and have the dvd I really like it

[@timesnewlogan2032]

When you mentioned "entering the winter of his life," it hit me: the entire movie has an autumn theme, hence the large amounts of orange. Mr. Fox is fully orange in his youth, but has hints of white in his face during the events of the film: his autumn orange is giving way to the white of winter.

[@DragDragoon]

Just re-watching this and your comment helped me notice something: It ends in the supermarket. The stark white supermarket.

[@timesnewlogan2032]

@@DragDragoon Nice catch! I've never actually seen this movie... but I know I'm gonna watch it at least a dozen times, and catch something new each time.

[@mcharrison23]

Yes, The Autumn to Winter Beauty.

[@ianmcnaney6528]

You should watch "The Life Aquatic". It's a different take on the same theme.

[@ianmcnaney6528]

And yes, the whole thing seems a bit (a lot?) cartoonish and contrived, which is the point. What is the point? Good question.

[@christiaanbruin4989]

11:32 Everyone has apple juice except Ash, because he's different

[@natnerdz]

I remember a friend said they thought it was because he wanted to off himself cause grapes are toxic to foxes 🤣

[@wheatenfurball]

he's /\/\ (O_O) /~ \~ different

[@uppindown8466]

@@natnerdz "To our... survival" Ironic.

[@rebekahburger1271]

OH MY GOSH I NEVER NOTICED AND I HAVE BEEN WATCHING THIS MOVIE SINCE IT CAME OUT ALL TIME FAVORITE SINCE CHILDHOOD THE MUSIC AND ARTISTIC STYLE HITS DIFFERENT

[@Jacob-zk1jy]

*waves hands* "Different"

[@raventhegoblin]

My senior quote was actually mrs. fox’s quote about being different “We’re all different, but there’s something kind of fantastic about that isn’t there”

[@roccohorror7022]

I’m definitely gonna use that lol

[@joshevans3421]

"Everyone's different, Ash" "That's the same as saying no one is"

[@mattchapman2054]

cringe

[@Fantasticmrfoxisgoated]

@@mattchapman2054 bro how ☠ gtfo

[@phlee1629]

@@mattchapman2054 all humans are cringe, get with the program kid

[@concon09090]

I love that Roald Dahl hated the idea of on-screen adapatations of his books, and now that he's dead Wes Anderson made a movie that's arguably more beloved than the original.

[@phousefilms]

Fun fact is that the ending of the movie is the original idea Dahl had for the ending of "Fantastic Mr.Fox". Publishers didn't like the idea that Fox tunnelling into a supermarket might be seen as "pro thievery", so thats why the original ending just ended with the farmers waiting forever. Anderson changed it so that the Supermarket is owned by the three farmers, thereby restoring the original ending.

[@charlietran4617]

Patrick neat

[@Juliana-du3kk]

I really love the book. Heck, Dahl’s style of writing is amazing and unique. It feels kinda crazy, and it pushes this created little words to the absolute limit. Matilda is my favorite book. But this movie not only honors the book, but also creates its own thing.

[@johnnyringo5777]

The book was extremely short so the movie adds so much to the story

[@MrGabeanator]

@@phousefilms haha

[@phoebeclark4718]

10:17 Amazing fact about the wolf scene: According to an interview with Jason Schwartzman, "One day when we were doing this particular scene with this wolf, we were all about to shoot it and then Wes said, you know we should really get someone to play the wolf so that the guys have someone to act opposite, and we looked around and Bill Murray was standing there with his hands in his pockets. He took his hands out and said, “I can be the wolf.” And Bill Murray just took off running, or I guess trotting. And he ran, ran, ran, ran really far away until he was tiny. And he turned around and actually became the wolf, like he, it’s almost as if he embodied the wolf. And he acted it out for us, and it was so inspiring and so beautiful. And Wes actually took out his camera phone, filmed it, and then sent that footage to the animators to base the wolf off of Bill Murray, so Bill Murray is the uncredited wolf in this movie. And he actually, it was so good, it was as if he practiced it. I mean, it was incredible, his wolf performance."

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

that's incredible

[@justaghostinthesea]

"He turned around and actually became the wolf" sounds like a line from a meme comment

[@Kaiimei]

@@justaghostinthesea "There's two wolves inside of us all. One is just a wolf, the other is Bill Murray."

[@rjiputraa]

wow

[@mj2625]

Honestly the fact that they just said "cuss" in lieu of an actual cuss word is hilarious and can still get the point across

[@w.reidripley1968]

Check out what's painted on a graffiti wall in the background of the final fight scene... at far right.

[@ridzzz226]

@@w.reidripley1968 i noticed that!! so funny lol

[@jevanking4768]

11:32 a wonderful little attention to detail here with him having a grape juice box instead of apple, to show that he is *weird hand gestures* different

[@MonoCrowbo]

Of course everyone is *Weird Hand Gestures* Different in their own way it mainly just symbolizes how he is unique he's not like the others and he's not afraid to show that *Weird Hand Gestures* Different side of him.

[@Moonstar79]

Also, if he had an apple, he'd be an a-hole. (No one else watches CinemaSins? Just me? Okay.)

[@MonoCrowbo]

@@Moonstar79 I do too and gotta agree.

[@statanks505]

Does that mean autism

[@jayharrison6971]

yeah i noticed that after several watches, ash is the most relatable character on screen for me.

[@Ultimus31]

One absurdly tiny detail I love is in the intro. Look at the spine of the book that serves as the film's title scene. There's a Dewey decimal sticker, implying the book was taken from a public library. Wes Anderson is an absolute madlad.

[@amyfox4829]

thumbs up for "madlad" haha

[@SomeFreakingCactus]

The Royal Tannenbaums was told from a library book. I think he’s got a thing for library books and their stories.

[@kingarkooo1010]

“ *Are you cussing at me* “ [ Insert random hissing and cussing noises ]

[@Kongstudios2]

Lol the cuss you are😂!

[@squash589]

"The cuss am I? Are you cussing me with me?"

[@Kongstudios2]

@@squash589 "Ah no, don't you cuss at me you cuss😁😂!"

[@historyarmyproductions]

You're 1 away from 1k, happy to be your second to 1k like I guess? Lol.

[@mynameissock732]

“Kids got bored” I would sit down with my apple juice and watch this film for hours on end when i was younger. It even made me buy the book after watching it non stop all month.

[@lauren-puppytails]

Yes I loved it and all of my friends that were the same age or younger than me loved it too and we’d watch it very often

[@victreebeloverlord1185]

When I was little I'd always grab a juice box and pretend I was toasting with them in the last scene 😂😅🤦🏻‍♂️

[@gadielgonzalez2755]

Well I guess that makes you.... Different.

[@connorclements3999]

Gadiel Gonzalez ooh love the reference

[@The8bitdin0]

I made my younger siblings watch this movie. My brother thought it was good, but this is now my sister’s favorite movie! Her favorite before that was Twilight so I’m glad I converted her.

[@thegamegeekcosplayandmore5159]

I cussing love this film

[@aienma6660]

Watch your cussing mouth... this is KZbin God cuss it

[@reekyfartin]

Are you cussing kidding me with that mouth? You better cussing watch it.

[@laurenbrowler6240]

theGAMEgeek Cosplay and more what a cussing legend.....😂

[@acewhitlacker2552]

theGAMEgeek Cosplay and more Are you cussing with me?!

[@disasterdoctor819]

*fucking

[@MrJason983]

My English teacher has what he calls fun Friday where he plays this movie for all of his classes. He gives us this mini bonding experience where if we ever see a classmate or the teacher himself but we arent in the same class, we can raise a fist and shout either Canis Lupus or Vulpus Vulpus and the other has to shout it back as a sign of the bonding our class went through.

[@DanyiFri]

Why is no one commenting on this? It's so cool my god! That teacher seems like a good man.

[@MrJason983]

@@DanyiFri He is and I am so sad I don’t have him anymore. Fun Fridays aren’t the only fun we had either. We also had daily community shares where anyone could post anything and we looked through them each morning. All of the students he has and had all love him 💕.

[@SassafrasTee7366]

Beautiful

[@KayaaaaDe]

That's a fun teacher

[@maetrashfire1213]

This makes me wanna cry from how endearingly cool this is, I wish more teachers were like this

[@PowWowAnimations]

Also, notice how Ash was the only one drinking grape juice at the end.

[@8no8ovni]

PowWow Animations because he is *jazz hands* "Different"

[@ratchet1271]

yes i just noticed as it came up. perfect little detail.

[@The_Sock_]

Everything Ash does is -hand shakes- different. His movements, his line delivery, his fur patterns. But he does have one thing in common with his father, that's his eye color. It's a very subtle hint that while he's different from everyone else in weird or quirky ways, his father is too, and they share their being -hand hakes- ...different. or maybe im over-analyzing it..

[@0zz1ee]

PowWow Animations THE BEST DETAIL I HAVE EVER SEEN!!! Thanks for pointing it out

[@oliviarich3259]

I saw that to, but you know he’s just (hand motion) different

[@sirbossk]

12:00 >"Denying Anderson's charm is like denying that grass is green" >The grass is orange

[@malutz1]

That's not grass, that's a dirt playing field

[@demonminer8093]

@@malutz1 in the next shot, the grass in the distance is yellow

[@m3owm3ow.]

... 🤫

[@mistertwister2000]

One of my favorite details: The music of Boggis, Bunce, and Bean follows their personalities and characteristics Boggis is a large, fat, unwieldy man - his score is a low, loud horn Bunce is short and squat - his score is tinny, higher pitched, and silly Bean is intelligent, shrewd, and dangerous - his score has a more complicated harmony of horns

[@pdkskeitter-2183]

Anderson: hey, Owen, I have a movie idea and I nee- Owen Willson: oh whow, yea

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

WOW

[@Kongstudios2]

Lmao like he said I bet Owen didn't even need to be asked, him and Wes have been friends since college😁😂!

[@SanguiniCore]

I can _hear_ him in this comment

[@davidobrien2541]

Wow.

[@benjaamin]

I C BAJS

[@bryanegelhoffsanimationtec257]

Me and my dad always bond over this movie. And we're both cussing adults! 40 year old father and 18 year old son. Bonding over a PG rated animated film. Cuss, my dad does the whistle and click thing all the time.

[@lieutenantpickle8001]

I believe you mean "cuss"

[@PHlophe]

@@lieutenantpickle8001 it is curse

[@macdragon4471]

I had actually started the clicking thing with my dad after I had seen the movie for the first time, it's still been our thing after a good few years, so I can relate!

[@user-cc1es4zj8y]

Same just that it's me and my brother

[@isaiahstreets323]

Flower Swag lol that video is freaky

[@quietedcricket]

11:31 I’ve always loved how Ash was the only one drinking grape juice, I think it further represents how it’s okay to be different and how he’s since accepted this. Also, he is one of my favorite characters

[@austin.abercrombie]

God I’m glad that someone else understood this movie like I did. My family disliked it and they watched it as a group, but i wasn’t there, so I thankfully wasn’t swayed by their thinking of things. I was able to watch this on my own and have my own thoughts on it, and i love it. Everything about it, the visualization, the dry and dark humor, the little things people don’t notice, everything. I watched this movie about 5 times before I ever learned how most others thought about it, but it was too late, I was hooked, and I’m so happy that I am. If I hadn’t watched this alone and made my own opinions and discoveries about it, I would’ve become one of the sheep just following everyone else on the hate train. This movie and watching it alone helped me understand a lot about how humans think according to the mass population, and made me come to love Wes Anderson. Thank you

[@jerrygil1965]

Better to watch movies alone for the first viewing

[@mcharrison23]

Thank You. I also noticed group watch can be tricky, mmm,but also the thrill of like minds is beauty.

[@GhostGirl225]

I remember watching this movie when it came out with my family and although I dont remember the movie itself I remember thinking it was weird and not liking it. I rewatched it recently and loved it. Realized I didnt like it as a kid bc my parents didnt get it/enjoyed it. This is why I always like to revisit movies from when I was younger, being older opens up the possibility of understanding and appreciating movies and director choices.

[@saltyc_man1999]

Your family offends me.

[@videohistory722]

I can't believe this. I'm watching this movie for the second time, and I just noticed something: When the realtor is showing Fox the tree, he introduces him to Kylie, and mentions, "He's a little..." THEN HE MAKES THE SQUIGGLY HANDS! KYLIE IS *SQUIGGLY HANDS* DIFFERENT TOO!!!!

[@benschuster9792]

We all are, him especially

[@benschuster9792]

@Aylin Asghary ツ

[@maetrashfire1213]

MHM!! KYLIE FOR THE WIN LETS GOOOOO!!!

[@sydssolanumsamsys]

AUTISM

[@MiriamMillen]

CinemaSins is snarky fun, but I truly enjoy your sincere and almost child-like joy in celebrating each and every movie. Especially when it's a movie I love. You remind me why I loved that movie and inspire me to watch it again. You even point out things I had not noticed before which only adds to my enjoyment. FYI, you made this a couple of years ago and since then I have seen Isle of Dogs and LOVED it! For many of the same reasons. I hope you and yours are doing well during this pandemic. Take care!

[@tirilu322]

People dislike this movie because it doesn't follow the book too closely? Kids, let me tell you something. I love and honor Roald Dahls books beyond everything but even I know that "Fantastic Mr. Fox" is only 81 pages long and that includes all the awesome drawings from Sir Quentin. What were they supposed to do? Make a ten minutes-film? Let's all just kick back and relish in the fact that Roald Dahl's books are still relevant and people still love the stories enough to be creative and try to find a studio that will finance the thing and flipping build all those flipping sets and create those characters and cast great actors and stuff. Rant over. I just have a lot of feelings about Roald Dahl, okay?

[@DHynes5]

Yeah, completely agreed! The reason why I love this film and yet think the Willy Wonka film from the 70s is a bit overrated as it didn't follow the book is because, with FMF, you can't really make that book into a film so Wes Anderson took the best/most important parts of the book and handled them faithfully in his own twist and you can see that this film was still made with passion in mind. I don't hate the 70s Willy Wonka movie (Gene Wilder was perfect for the role of Wonka), but they had no excuse for changing the book so much IMO as it had plenty of material to work with.

[@JohanKylander]

I like to compare this to the shining; a good short book, expanded by a visionary director into an amazing film.

[@damiansanchez4054]

unlike CinemaSins Cinema wins actually reads the books

[@thegoatcarnival]

CinemaSins reads the books…

[@chrisgreen5917]

*🅱️ARELY*

[@MM-vs2et]

''The books don't matter''

[@thenosieyartist6924]

And does research...and isnt as blinded by his cynicism

[@unicornsprinkles3277]

Icy Creamy Vanilla actually he does read the books

[@historyarmyproductions]

15:34 As an animator, I can say first hand, for me personally, to even THINK about having to animate 2 objects/characters at once makes me queezy. It takes so much focus, and only gets harder and more complicated the more complicated either/both movements get. Now this? Its next level. I have MASSIVE respect for the animators who worked on this, and all of his stop motion films, and hell, shout out to LAIKA, they make amazing things aswell. Stop motion takes dedication, patience, and time. Those last 2 esspecially. If you're a new animator, be patient with yourself, it takes time, you got this.

[@maetrashfire1213]

Now this right here, thank you, I needed to hear that end part

[@victorcallemoff]

I don't say this often about movies, but I absolutely adore this one... If only we could get a Wes Anderson 'Wind in the Willows".

[@aidanchilders9043]

Guillermo Del Toro was trying to do a version of those books a while ago, but honestly I think Wes Anderson might be even better.

[@thebcbane]

Holy crap you just made me realize how much I need that to be a movie

[@Cosmoandtherobins]

That is The best idea

[@Moonstar79]

I think Wes Anderson on 'Walk Two Moons' would be sooo great!

[@videohistory722]

Wes Anderson "Five children and It"?

[@rm4250]

The wolf scene has always been my favorite scene in the movie

[@jerrygil1965]

Same

[@TFSMF2]

It's nothing compared to: YOU WROTE A BAD SONG PETEY!!!!!

[@shotosfuturewife3245]

Frfr 😌

[@the_Googie]

i teared up a bit first time i watched it

[@meredith687]

@@the_Googie i still tear up

[@Phrogalso]

"Hey, I can fit there. Wanna know why?" "Why?-" "..Because I'm *Little.*"

[@kgpspyguy]

* Liddle.

[@Lewex]

I love this movie so much...

[@mayday_maniac8563]

agreeed

[@chopperjoe1998]

One of my favorite movies of all time.

[@bobbyshewan4229]

Lewex me too

[@allanriley]

Unlike cinema sins, this dude actually comments on what the movie is doing right, instead of pointing out the most irrelevant things

[@miranda8057]

thats literally the point of the channel

[@你还兔子]

Nobody: Cinemasins: scEnE doEs nOT inCLudE a LaP dAncE

[@joaogomes9405]

Gee, almost as if Cinema Sins is a satirical representation of serious movie reviews and done mostly with comedic and entertaining effect in mind.

[@shootbob79ps42]

Yeah, cause Lee has a brain, unlike jeremy.

[@nickythepro5743]

i find it funny how people think cinema sins is being serious

[@wosso3342]

One of the most beautiful things in Wes Anderson films most people don't seem to notice is the brutal honesty of his characters. His characters always speak their mind in one way or another even when it is extremely unrealistic to do so for most people and it's so comforting. I thrive to always be honest and truthful because of Wes Anderson's characters and the beauty it brings them. Zero wouldn't really tell a random reporter he kept the hotel for his long gone wife in The Grand Budapest Hotel but it's a Wes Anderson film so he does and it brings people joy. Even if it's hard or sad it's always good to speak your mind, that's what Wes Anderson taught me and I'm so grateful for it.

[@vinnycontini10]

i love the quiet, rambling, and real acting in this movie. in most movies it would ruin it but in this case it just makes it so good and funny

[@scp--297]

Vintin So true!

[@nationalsarcasticsociety1312]

I love how Ash is holding a grape juice box while everyone else holds apple juice boxes. He's just 'different.'

[@videohistory722]

I think you mean *squiggly hands* different

[@JDT-Loadsamoney]

Wait aren’t grapes poisonous to foxes? Am I getting this confused? Hang on lemme look this up Yes, let’s hope artificial flavours were used

[@m3owm3ow.]

@@JDT-Loadsamoney Whenever I check juice box ingredients ots always like 1% fruit juice or "No fruit juice used" or something and my dog has eaten a ling size chocolate bar and she was fine so basically what im saying is Ash will be fine

[@emmanystedt2393]

13:06 "If it walks like a duck and weighs the same as a duck...A WITCH!" That Monty Python reference made my day...aaand I'm not sure why it made me so happy, but it did. Thank you.

[@crabjest]

This movie was my childhood holy crap I remember bugging my mom constantly to put this movie on lmao

[@Emily.Russell]

Same lol

[@jadelew6861]

Sameee

[@FluorescentPhnix1]

I love watching this whenever I have a chicken dinner.

[@hannahmadison107]

I keep this movie right next to my bed so that I can turn it on whenever lmao

[@samharradence5689]

Same

[@wosso3342]

Please give my boy Kylie some love, he's always there when needed and is just perfect

[@The8bitdin0]

He also has good credit

[@aaren1834]

Thanks to this movie it is to this day that I can randomly mutter in my home "You wrote a bad song, Petey." And still make my sisters laugh every time. This movie raised me.

[@Catzbe]

The scene with Mr. Fox and the wolf almost made me cry. It was very powerful.

[@jaywilliams720]

smokey thepandit I get goosebumps every time

[@edensylvester13]

I never understood it as a kid

[@demoncatthing]

Beautiful scene but I completely lost it once the wolf raised its fist

[@Catzbe]

Viva Wakanda me too

[@kisonyt]

8:25 that is legitimately the best line delivery I’ve ever heard from any film ever

[@JMascarenhas]

“Why’d you take your shoes off?” “So I don’t break your nose when I kick it” Proceeds to kick everywhere but nose

[@JDT-Loadsamoney]

The shockwaves of the kicks break the nose, the most susceptible part of the body to kick shockwaves (kick waves). I made that up entirely

[@Nico-vp3gi]

@@JDT-Loadsamoney i agree

[@MariOmor1]

Mission failed successfully

[@PowWowAnimations]

I love this movie so much!

[@EmeraldLilly94]

Same. Like to watch it on Thanksgiving

[@liz_king]

As a stopmotion animator amateur myself, I understand the painstaking process of building entire worlds, making people, and then having to bring those people to life. Wes Anderson is brilliant, and I take deep inspiration from many of his films. Seeing this video really made me smile. Thank you for appreciating his greatness.

[@teebish9252]

I’m so glad someone else loves this movie. It’s my family’s favorite, and a masterpiece I’m not sure the world deserved.

[@aliceofei2813]

absolutely, this is genuinely my fav movie lmao

[@DETECTIVEMARVEL-sn8wy]

6:43 Art Tatum was the pianist who wrote that song who is legally blind so it makes sense that a mole would play it as they are technically blind too + 1 Win

[@kieranstark7213]

Wait, the pianist of Fantastic Mr. Fox is an older relative of Channing Tatum?!?!?!?!

[@AintItJay187]

I need a Wes Anderson Animal Farm

[@ElijahRichards25]

AintItJay187 Wow, actually that'd be neat. We read that for class, Id love for that to be a Wes Anderson stop motion film.

[@AintItJay187]

I think that will do well for him. It should be a widely known book and would draw more attention to his work

[@smokesparkdragonfly1368]

We all do

[@zelectrode3337]

I still love that book, the finale would be amazing in Wes Anderson's style.

[@soph.b6054]

That would actually be legendary

[@Uncle_Hargle]

11:43 that was so on sync it feels illegal

[@piegirl8263]

"Ash, I'm so glad it was you. And that's not your fault, it's mine." (I have no favorite line but if I had to pick it's this one. I love this movie thank you)

[@Shft-T4b]

I loved watching this movie when I was a kid (god it feels like so long ago) because it felt like a wild crazy adventure wrapped around a mid-life crisis surrounded with themes of insecurity and acceptance... I loved the book and I feel the movie took Roald Dahl's original work and did a great job at adapting the story as well as expanding/extending it, I'm sad that more people disliked the movie (including my dad that still doesn't understand why I love this so much haha)

[@danbee415]

i love how the characters talk. its always straight to the point and fast. makes it fun to watch.

[@kylefluharty5565]

This was one of my favorite stop motion movies in my childhood, and is still probably one of my favorite movies ever (partially because of the memories I have connected to it) and looking back on it I feel a lot of nostalgia. I had no idea who Wes Anderson was before watching this, but if the rest of his movies have a vibe like this one, I definitely look forward to experiencing them. Thank you, once again, for your optimistic and entertaining videos!

[@DerultimativeOzzy]

Welp. this video just gave me another movie that I need to see. Usually I enjoy these videos you make for entertainment reasons, but this video here, the editing, the clips you showed and everything you pointed out....yeah this is a movie I need to watch.

[@linneaconnery3828]

DerultimativeOzzy its an INCREDIBLE movie

[@hammer1349]

I love this film, for some reason there are so many things that resonate with me from this film. All the way from Fox himself to Ash and Kristopherson. It just seems like a story that would be the tale of my life. Anyone else get those vibes?

[@bobbymonboy]

"Isle of Dogs will be here next week" >Ten months later :(

[@Joawlisdoingfine]

Lets riot son

[@mackielunkey2205]

I think Lee meant the movie, not the review.

[@trentiify]

@@mackielunkey2205 yeah, even so, im surprised he hasnt made one on Isle of Dogs which is another brilliant Wes Anderson movie.

[@annescholey6546]

Good but just not as good

[@henryvs]

I love both of those movies. Hopefully he does a cinemawins for Isle of Dogs.

[@DorgeDungle]

Yesss! And please do ISLE OF DOGS when it comes out!!

[@availian]

Dorge Dungle ma fish Yesh in so excited to see it

[@MM-vs2et]

Well, he's not gonna, and can't do Isle of Dogs when it came out, probably 3-4 months later, maybe more depending on his schedule

[@lirawr1400]

Dorge Dungle YAS I AM SO EXCITED FOR THAT MOVIEEE

[@natebit8130]

Availian ???

[@Crowy26]

Dorge Dungle HELL YES!!!

[@katrinka9781]

I remember watching this movie in the theatres as a little kid. I loved it, the witty humor and just "It makes me feels things" makes me love it. I haven't seen many of Wes Anderson's films - this is always the one that comes to my mind whenever he's mentioned.

[@dannybob42]

The film is certainly an acquired taste, there’s bits I like about the film and things I just feel meh about, I cannot show disrespect for stop-motion especially at this detail. I’m not much of an Anderson fan, I’ve only watched this and Grand Budapest Hotel, but I can see that he has his style nonetheless Might not be Anderson, but give Rango a try, the fact that the actors acted the scenes and the devs cgi the same movements is seamless, and it’s a great Western plot.

[@squidtron-ck9rq]

Wait, Fantastic Mr, Fox and Rango were directed by the same guy? how did I never realize that?

[@dannybob42]

squidtron 90000 no, I said it wasn’t Anderson, Gore Verbinski (MouseHunt, Pirates of the Caribbean 1-3) directed Rango

[@squidtron-ck9rq]

ah... my bad. I still love both movies though...

[@DynestiGTI]

Can't wait to watch Isle of Dogs.

[@jackforde3852]

dannybob42 If you’re still feeling unsure about Anderson, try Rushmore. It is very much something else, but a something else that I feel it is impossible not to like

[@owlstagawn1106]

What the cuss? A new video!

[@westrim]

It's like there's a new one almost every week!

[@aidanwaters7075]

*oh my god*

[@idanraviv3079]

*wow*

[@50pointsomethin]

You cussin at me?!

[@Shrodingers_Box]

I guess he's just... Different *whistle whistle click click*

[@hue.main1]

I’m grateful my mom had me watch this movie, we even have the dvd. It helped develop my love for this humor and it helped me understand death and being different around others.

[@danielcarty6057]

I was thinking: 4) Art is for the connoisseur, sugar is for the consumer. Thanks for articulating some of the reasons I like this movie.

[@mikemush9741]

Absolutely fantastic video. It's tough for me to pick a favorite Wes Anderson film, but I'd put Fantastic Mr. Fox as #1 just ahead of the Grand Budapest Hotel. As amazing as Ralph Fienees performance was, I think George Clooney's is just so damn charming. This one just makes me smile and laugh a bit more than the other Wes Anderson films. I also agree that the Life Aquatic was my least favorite, but still good.

[@someone-xh9bu]

Remember watching this constantly on dvd as a kid, I still love the movie today.

[@christheleavittman7080]

Before this video, I've always considered the wolf scene at the end representing how Mr. Fox has overcome his fears after nearly getting killed on numerous times. However, the way you saw (or potentially better yet how Wes Anderson wanted me to see it as) it made me realize I was kinda wrong. Mr. Fox has a wolf "phobia" because he's afraid he won't reach that level of wild animalness he had in his youth. He isn't afraid anymore because he realizes his family is more important. That statement was basically already said in the video, but I thank you Lee letting me realize the deeper meaning in an already awesome film.

[@emiliachabik1205]

14:42 Or I can think the fourth thing: "I've always loved wes anderson and your analysis made me appreciate this movie even more." P.S.: also please, please do spiderverse

[@itspeachiie]

I remember watching fantastic mr. fox when I was little and being enormously freaked out. so there were a lot of traumatic memories associated around it for the longest time. but now that I’m a teenager, I’ve rewatched it and fallen madly in love w the film, wes anderson, stop motion, EVERYTHING. it’s so perfect.

[@andrewray5300]

Quick thing: At 11:31, when everyone is holding up the juice boxes, Ash is holding up a DIFFERENT juice box from everyone else. Thought that that was funny.

[@ElijahRichards25]

Andrew Ray I love that.

[@MatrixPanda]

*yOU wROTE A bAD sONG pETEY*

[@MatrixPanda]

:(

[@tamasmasable]

“It’s a meme now. Thanks, internet.” -CinemaWins

[@scp--297]

XD

[@LilyGrace95]

I absolutely LOVE this film. Like pretty much every kid raised in the UK, I read a lot of Roald Dahl as a kid, and I thought it was a really great adaptation. The self-awareness of the film style (aka stop motion) was hilarious. The fact they filmed the actors on location so the sound was right is a really innovative (and NOT easy) way of making the film. The fact they tried to make Mr Fox's house full of actual furniture and objects from Roald Dahl's house is an homage they didn't need to do, but it's beautiful that they did. And the attention. To detail. My god. I've never seen more beautiful stop motion animation.

[@BestNickNameEver]

Still waitting for every thing great about MegaMind

[@brandonm5731]

oh damn.... Has he seriously not done it yet??

[@cyber8697]

I was thinking the same thing. "He's gotta have done MegaMind." One look through the channel later and... well, I was surprised.

[@SangheiliSpecOp]

BestNickNameEver Minion was my fav character lol

[@livrose5996]

BestNickNameEver all of it

[@spookire8496]

I think the main reason Megamind was so underappreciated is the fact that it was released at around the same time as Despicable Me, which upsets me. It's such a good film, and the humor was spot on! I really hope he does a video covering it to give it the recognition it absolutely deserves. Such an amazing DreamWorks product.

[@angelinarodriguez5420]

I love this movie. Everytime I watch this movie I notice something new. Like in the end, while everyone holds up an apple juice Ash holds up a grape juice, again showing how hes difference.

[@yasmineirani8528]

this is one of my favourite movies of all time. the story and the scenery are all beautiful. And the actors play their roles perfectly. I don't understand the hate stop-motion gets; it's the most impressive animation

[@Tildybean42]

Please do some of the Tim Burton animations like 'Corpse Bride' or 'The Nightmare before Christmas' etc.

[@filmfangirls9163]

Yes please!!!

[@raegante7353]

I didn’t like either of those movies ew 🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@The8bitdin0]

Corpse bride is meh

[@jacobwoolley4705]

I'd love to hear your opinion on "Isle of Dogs"

[@theirongiants]

Few films give me as much of comfort than Fantastic Mr. Fox.

[@HappyLilac16]

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I noticed in the clip of Mr. Fox's big speech that his expression is a really intimidating, wide grin with practically all his teeth clenched and visible. Which I thought was cool because that's what most mammals (aside from humans) do when they're trying to threaten or intimidate other animals: They "smile" and show their teeth. It seems to fit the whole "man or beast" theme that seems to be going on, judging from some bits in this review. Mr. Fox is a very humanlike animal, but he's still an animal, and you can tell when his anger comes out.

[@shadowgiraffe7502]

I would love an Everything Great About Monty Python and the Holy Grail! Anyone else?

[@professionalmemeenthusiast2117]

Yes, but it would break the win counter the same way Fast And Furious 8 broke the sin counter

[@SweetCake8]

Professional Meme Enthusiast the sin/win counter is irrelevant

[@lukewood7341]

shadow giraffe yes! Also the princess bride would be great

[@imaginado4534]

I second that!

[@MasterJunior93]

The Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch!!

[@TheAfker]

this is honestly one of my fave movies and the thing i love the most about this and isle of dogs is how natural all the speaking feels because they have them there together, when one interrupts someone else it actually sounds natural and not like with other animated movies where you can sorta hear them stopping before being interrupted

[@eyela3236]

However well-made, this film terrified me when I watched it as a kid. The rat. Ugh. Scary as hell.

[@johngreen8344]

theriddler My nightmare fuel was the fiery eyes of the beagle.

[@m3owm3ow.]

Ok but when I was younger I thought Ash was the worst person in the movie💀

[@ollyravenhill7341]

I absolutely love this film the actors and the animation style are really unique I can’t wait for their new one isle of dogs. Though this is probably up there with my favourite family films alongside Harry Potter and Charlie and the chocolate factory

[@kawaiikawaiianimegirl4144]

My I mention I love the touch of the Mr. Fox's son having grape juice during the toast where everyone else had apple was a wonderful touch because he's there for it but he's a little different.

[@wormsalad9964]

I saw fantastic mr. fox in theaters when I was eight, and it’s been my favorite movie ever since. Every time I watch it, I find something new to love about it.

[@d.j.2408]

Next week is Thor: Ragnarok! :D Afterwards, do The Last Jedi, too! :D

[@Jokie155]

And I loved The Last Jedi. Fight me all you want people of the internet! I will not be bullied out of my own personal enjoyment by text on a screen!

[@sebastianmaregatti]

Jokie155 we stand together

[@clorzio1398]

Jokie155 I loved the last jediiiiiii toooooo

[@sebastianw.7254]

Ragnarok gave us something we didn't know we wanted... KORG

[@geekygecko1849]

Jokie155 I loved it too!

[@deadshields8561]

11:31 An amazing detail with the drinks! While everyone else is drinking apple juice, Ash is drinking grape as another small bit of acceptance of his difference.

[@bromodragone8405]

George Clooney as Mr. Fox Meryl Streep as Felicity Fox Jason Schwartzman as Ash Fox Bill Murray as Clive Badger Willem Dafoe as Rat Michael Gambon as Franklin Bean Owen Wilson as Coach Skip Wallace Wolodarsky as Kylie Eric Anderson as Kristofferson Silverfox Jarvis Cocker as Petey Wes Anderson as Stan Weasel Robin Hurlstone as Walter Boggis Hugo Guinness as Nathan Bunce Helen McCrory as Mrs. Bean Juman Malouf as Agnes Karen Duffy as Linda Otter Roman Coppola as Squirrel Contractor Garth Jennings as Bean's son Brian Cox as Daniel Peabody Steven Rales as Beaver Jeremy Dawson as Beaver's Son James Hamilton as Phil Mole Jennifer Furches as Dr. Badger Mario Batali as Rabbit Allison Abbate as Rabbit's ex-girlfriend Molly Cooper as Rabbit Girl Adrien Brody as Mouse Martin Ballard as Fire chief

[@aldiyo4691]

you should do The Grand Budapest Hotel

[@imsoquirky8370]

Yea I guess

[@ZoeNicholsArtistsDen]

His animated movies always have an interesting comic feeling because of the camera movements and cuts. It’s so unique Ps. This video is the reason I went to see Isle Of Dogs. I think I might have seen this movie when I was little, I don’t really remember but it has a familiar feel

[@ThePonderer]

I’ve been meaning to rewatch this movie for years.

[@JosiahVarenkamp]

Me too.

[@thelivingliver6715]

same. I forgot it existed til now for a whole year which worries me. and I haven't seen it for a few years.

[@Shrodingers_Box]

You won't be disappointed.

[@MM-vs2et]

Dude, watch it. I watched it last time was in 2010, on a disc!, and a month ago I watched it again, after 8 years, and man, it is worth it. It is a whole new experience, than watching as a 9 year old

[@DarkMProductions]

I absolutely, positively, unashamedly adore this film. Seriously, it's one of my favorite animated features. I couldn't begin to tell you why, but it's just so off beat and (quirky hand motions) different, it's refreshing. This may be the only Wes Anderson film I've seen, but I could instantly tell you he's one of a kind, and the world of cinema needs him. I cannot wait for Isle of Dogs.

[@echa9446]

the first one i watched was the dajeerlings limited, and fell in love with every single Wes Anderson's work ever since

[@whotfareyouay]

If you make a “everything bad about fantastic mr Fox” I will report you.

[@furanafriendszuentertainme2785]

This can only be the job for CinemaSins (Aka CinemaWins' arch nemisis)

[@bigverybadtom]

The only good part of the movie were the puppets and props. Other than that it was a bore.

[@demonminer8093]

@@bigverybadtom *opens coffin* GET IN

[@bigverybadtom]

@@demonminer8093 Sorry, I'm not into vampi8rism.

[@Federico-fe8cx]

@vixenfoxtail I feel like they're not nemesis. They do very different things. CinemaSins is more comedic and more about entertainment for the viewer. At least, 80% of cinemasins sins' are jokes. Cinemawins, does more of a celebration of good films and pleases anyone who's movie they like. I think that they probably do not think of eachother' jobs as opposites. Btw, like the name

[@ryanrobotham7696]

Fantastic Mr. Fox was one of those movies that kinda caught me in a bad mood, not helped by some annoying teenage girls in my row. I think I'll give it another go.

[@chipotlejanitor6155]

Ryan Robotham You should

[@piegirl8263]

Ryan Robotham yeah I think you will like it if you give it another go!

[@jgunner280]

I remember when I first saw it, it stuck out as a surreal but okay movie. ...then a few years later, I was in an incident where a quote weirdly stuck out to me, and I had to dig out the movie. I watched it again, and again, and again, and it practically became I daily ritual and I eventually just admitted to myself "This might be one of the best movies ever". I don't expect that to go for everyone, but yeah it's certainly worth a 2nd shot just in case.

[@nelsonguerrero1952]

Sorry ya had bad time in first viewing.

[@dirgewordsmithe]

jgunner280 its sooo crazy that this is PRECISELY my experience with this movie, now I watch it so much my wife is sick of it!! LOVE this film!

[@complexmuffin604]

Fell in love with this movie after finally giving it a watch. always looked a bit bizarre but loved every single second. Ive been a huge Wes Anderson fan since. Thank you Cinemawins. You opened my mind to the wonders of film.

[@tapdancinggiraffe9047]

Anybody else hyped for Isle of Dogs?

[@comicbook325]

Tapdancing Giraffe yup

[@plumbuster8885]

Actually no!

[@roniboosstar9]

Tapdancing Giraffe yeasssss I cant wait man

[@elderflower2133]

Tapdancing Giraffe SO HYPED.

[@noahzinar1178]

Tapdancing Giraffe what the heck is Isle of Dogs?!

[@neo.noni.]

10:38 I just loved that sorrowfull "It's a meme now. Thanks internet"

[@PiratePugPants]

One of the things I love about the "different" hand motion is that its always different every time its done!

[@helenarosno]

I love this movie. When I was little my dad worked a lot and when he had nights off he’d force us to sit through ‘boring’ movies like this. Growing up I’ve come to really appreciate this kind of filmmaking❤️

[@Colin-jo7tt]

WHaT tHe cuSs........! Thank you for reminding me this is one of my favorite movies. Strangely enough, I watched this movie so many times. I appreciate you the most my guy! Keep doing what you’re doing I’m sure everyone appreciates you just as much as me.

[@kimberlypatterson3171]

I have been binging your videos for a few days now and I want to let you know that I think you’re great! The positive way you explain the details in films has made me look at them more closely and appreciate them in a new way. I also love the way you

[@UltimateHalG]

4:05 my favorite scene in the movie