FILMMAKER MOVIE REACTION!! The Life Aquatic (2004) FIRST TIME REACTION!!

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[@JamesVSCinema]

What a beautiful film this is! Want to vote on what I should watch next? Click here! www.patreon.com/jamesvscinema THE GENTLEMAN FIRST TIME WATCHING will be uploaded tomorrow! Enjoy the day!

[@andyoreo333]

“I’m also a human being” is Bud Cort he was in Original MASH, Harold and Maud, Brewster MacCloud, and Dogma. You have to react to one of his films.

[@andyoreo333]

He is my favorite underrated actor of all time.

[@katheller4982]

The Royal Tenenbaums! and Isle of Dogs!

[@stuartspencer2161]

Only something I picked up after learning from you, but a lot of the scenes in your video show the camera either floating as if on water, slightly off-kilter, or have a slight fish-eyed lens effect. Was very subtle, but gives that nautical feel, even when on land. Not sure if it's something you pointed out on your Patreon video, but thought I would share.

[@andyoreo333]

@@stuartspencer2161 you ever what the old Batman tv show from the 60’s, crazy camera work.

[@johncorr7154]

This is such an underrated film. It has a 56 on Rotten Tomatoes, and I read people criticizing it with the good old "Style over Substance" complaint. Honestly though, there is so much great character work I fail to see why the critics were mixed on it.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I think style is always great to have and substance is worth digging for..maybe some people just didn’t dig deep enough for it because I love this film

[@timbomania8535]

I guess it`s because Jaques Cousteau movies were more famous in Europe than in the US. It`s a beautiful homage to him and his blend of documentary and adventure movies. I grew up with these documentaries and watched life aquatic withs friend from the US and Honduras and since a lot of Cousteaus movies were filmed in the Caribbean she was aware of them and connected much more with this movie than the guy from the US. Her dad was actually friends with one of Cousteaus divers.

[@mpmlopes]

Style over substance? I wonder if they've even watched the film. If there's something that's not lacking on this film is substance.

[@mikewhite6138]

You've got to watch the Royal Tenenbaums.

[@HamoonRandoms]

My fave. And Rushmore. It's a Sophie's choice with those two.

[@Myst031]

The Royal Tenenbaums is Wes Anderson's best film.

[@redwineredshoes]

Royal Tenenbaums is one of the best films period

[@Myst031]

@@redwineredshoes fair enough

[@antoniobrooks1113]

Definitely.

[@kiwichlofro3733]

This is probably one of my favorite Movies of all time. The last scene where they find the fish makes me emotional

[@JamesVSCinema]

Yeah that scene HIT ME.

[@kiwichlofro3733]

@@JamesVSCinema i think it’s the graphics and the sound design that impacted me most in that scene

[@poiballs425]

he is very subtle with how he places emotional scenes in his movies, just like royal tenenbaums. very very smart. this is one of my favorite movies and i didn't like it initially. now it hits me everytime.

[@richardrobbin2225]

Every damn time.

[@TheArchDandy]

Man me too- even just seeing a snippet of it here got me all misty-eyed.

[@chriskim5058]

Pele is actually famous Brazilian musician Seu Jorge. And he's doing covers of David Bowie songs in Portuguese. They made a whole album for the movie. and the creatures are stop motioned!

[@tucsab9705]

He's also Knockout Ned (or Mané Galinha) from City of God

[@tigqc]

Oh that Wes Anderson is just a genre unto himself I swear lol.

[@JamesVSCinema]

No one else like him!

[@stevenwetherbee7573]

Hal Ashby's films were a major influence on Wes Anderson, which Mr. Anderson subtly acknowledges by casting Bud Cort in this movie.

[@Tonyblack261]

This film strikes me as a nod to Jacques Cousteau, the French mariner and his TV shows back in the day that made marine exploration popular.

[@ZacThompson]

Yep, they even include Cousteau in the acknowledgements.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Interesting!! Thank you for sharing!

[@loxley75]

Its more than a nod, its a full on homage to him. Cousteaus son was killed in a plane crash, here its a helicopter crash. Costeaus boat was the Calypso, here its the Belefonte etc. Lots of beats to his life.

[@patrickmassonne1919]

@@loxley75 Love this info definitely enhances the movie for me but am saddened that he lost his son early. RIP

[@loxley75]

@@patrickmassonne1919 This is his son that died Philippe Costeuau, pipe and everything. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Cousteau#/media/File:Philippe_Cousteau_filming_during_an_expedition.jpg

[@Yaksniffer2]

One of my all time favorites. Hits me in a weird, subtle emotional place that a lot of films don’t.

[@JamesVSCinema]

That last scene is incredible

[@poiballs425]

interesting in neds funeral scene is angelica houstan who looks the saddest and away from everybody. brilliant shot and music.

[@Justwalks]

Man you HAVE too watch Darjeeling Limited and The Royal Tenenbaums as well.

[@foster1619]

I am from Brazil and I am proud to see a Brazilian actor (Seu Jorge) acting in wonderful films like this one

[@JamesVSCinema]

Jorge was incredible in this!

[@foster1619]

@@JamesVSCinema yes, and it's also nice to think that he is not the only one who worked in Hollywood, for example, Wagner Moura (Elysium, Narcos) and Rodrigo Santoro (Project Power), two other actors who did a great job

[@Pengi_SMILES]

Seu Jorge's Bowie covers from this film are my favourite covers of all time. Beautiful versions.

[@foster1619]

@@Pengi_SMILES Yes, he have a great voice. One of the greatest singers of my country

[@JoeFF85]

His contributions to the soundtrack also cannot be overstated!

[@likespinningpats]

The song in the shark scene is by the Icelandic band Sigur Rós. One of my favorite bands, they also had a song in vanilla sky

[@poiballs425]

very cool, thanks for that reference.

[@frightenedsoul]

Was looking to make sure someone made this comment. One of the greatest bands imo. Their untitled ( ) album is a masterpiece.

[@whendays659]

@@frightenedsoul me too. i like takk and jonsi's go do, too. saw a show for that album and they had animation and lights that were so gorgeous with the music i felt faint.

[@suncore598]

My favorite, most re-watchable Wes Anderson film. I love everything about it. The cast, the soundtrack, the set designs, the stop-motion CGI creatures. Bill Murray alone is a highlight. His deadpan humor and acting are stellar. "It's so good seeing these people in this film. It's like the moment you see a character in the Avengers." I LOVE THIS.

[@IanPageEchols]

I absolutely love this film. Easily one of my favorites! Besides all the great characters I love that the soundtrack was made to be a character as well. Seu Jorge and Mark Mothersbaugh's music really make the movie, and the few other tracks are very well chosen. And yes, the color choices are phenomenal!

[@gonzo6489]

"I wonder if it remembers me..."

[@richardrobbin2225]

😥

[@TigerCheer097]

I literally sob every time; the Sigur Rios music does me in immediately.

[@josephpoole4697]

The submarine scene near the end is one of the most beautiful moments I've ever seen in a movie. "I wonder if it remembers me..." A seemingly simple line that says SO much. Thank you for reacting to this, James 👍

[@grantterlecky1248]

The most unique blocking and camera movements in the game

[@JamesVSCinema]

That’s for damn sure!

[@danwest9900]

Agreed. I would add dialogue also to your comment.

[@ridiculousedtollett6120]

This movie really hits hard in all the right places. That scene at the end in the submarine.... It kills me every time. "I wonder if it remembers me," and the ensuing scene of Bill Murray breaking down... Man... Thanks for doing this one. It's one of my favorite movies, not just by Wes Anderson but ever.

[@nineofive.2573]

This movie hits a note emotionally that words can’t explain.

[@LordVolkov]

The open side view of the Bellefonte is one of the most incredible practical set pieces in cinema. You can see the way Wes' mind works through the ship's dollhouse design as he plays around with his characters like toys acting out little scenes. Simply amazing.

[@wandersonoliveira263]

Now watching this movie, compare it with Moonrise Kingdom and Grand Budapest Hotel, both after Anderson worked with animation. How his composition, cinematography and blocking got more precise and elegant after working in Fantastic Mr. Fox. PS: The guy who plays Pelé, playing Bowie (my favourite artist) songs in portuguese, is a great singer and actor from my country. His name is Seu Jorge and he shows his acting chops in City Of God.

[@drudgetickerspindalshot5341]

Steve Z is just such an incredible character. Bill M is perfect.

[@Sebastian-np7uc]

I can never get tired of Bill Murray, his line deliveries and demeanours are so great! :) also I really enjoy the music in this movie

[@grymlohke9919]

My brother bought me this movie for my 13th birthday. For the last 12 years it has remained my favorite. Every year that ending hits harder and harder. The soundtrack is also one of my favorites. It got me into Devo, The Stooges and Bowie.

[@patrickmassonne1919]

Check out a little Jacque Cousteau to get a reference point for this.

[@fxzero666]

I wanted Jacque Cousteau religiously when I was little. He was amazing

[@Hummingbirder1]

Yes! When I was a wee lass I got to see his films in cinema, of course I loved them! The ship Calypso, the crew, the aqua-lungs, the mini-subs, all of it. The name Cousteau lives on in the marine biology world today.

[@jonnyyen7169]

Cousteau's show was titled "The Undersea World of Jacque Cousteau"

[@SubZeroCommander]

Watched the TV series, build the Calypso as a model, life was great back then!

[@patrickmassonne1919]

Yes, Wes! Second only to Grand Budapest Hotel!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Grand Budapest was incredible!

[@katheller4982]

@@JamesVSCinema Amazing!

[@richardrobbin2225]

Life Aquatic, Rushmore, Moonrise Kingdom & Grand Budapest are some of the most re-watchable films of all time. Your protagonist is not a super good person, but you root for them anyway. Wanting their better self to come out.

[@maximillianosaben]

Reebok made a limited number of the Team Zissou sneakers a few years ago for a special event. About 100 pairs. I've wanted one ever since I saw the movie way back when. P.S. The final scene with the shark always makes me tear up, which I never would have expected first going in to the movie.

[@gonzo6489]

I love this movie. All the unreal creatures are done with stop-animation, which led him to doing Fantastic Mr Fox. Dafoe steals every scene he's in. The weight of Murray's performance towards the end is so heavy it real makes you feel that Steve Finally feels the gravitas of everything going on and reality has hit him hard. I love the honesty and vulnerability of the film Steve puts out in the end. Every time I watch a Wes Anderson movie it feels like going to film school. [And Hell Yes to that Adult Swim Flying Lotus comment haha]

[@JamesVSCinema]

A great blend between his two styles!

[@Inferno-Dante]

I really love your way of reviewing movies: you watching, commenting in real time, your reaction on video. I’ve seen plenty of formats through years on KZbin (😌) and yours is the best one I’ve seen. Plus you are very knowledgeable and articulate, very informative too without being didactic. Thank you! Also, I wanted to add that this movie sneaked up on me as well. I didn’t think I would like it, being as funky as it is, but yeah, it’s a great movie.

[@forestrot666]

I love this film so much that I named my handsom black boy baby Kingsley. He was the only cat I kept from the litter. He was a little fierce with dogs and other cats. However on his own and with the dog he grew up with,he was fine. RIP Kingsley Zissou! Oh, and the soundtrack to this film is great!

[@andrewoccleshaw359]

It's always been my favorite Wes Anderson film. The soundtrack was a full summer for me.

[@kevino2237]

The editing on the crash scene is one of my favorite parts of this whole movie. First time seeing this I knew just from that that Ned wasn't going to make it. I mean it even has a shot where Ned has his hand up as if he's waving goodbye!

[@paulklenknyc]

Goldblum’s character in the “I’m A Pepper” t-shirt is the funniest thing in the movie.

[@bigfishboobs]

been waiting for your commentary to watch this film again i'm so hyped! The style of this film and the EDITING stole my little film school heart and inspired an endless fascination for experimental film

[@kidswidcrayons]

"Seems to be missing his signature camera moves" (let me show you my boat scene) "Nope. Lalalalalalalalalalalala"

[@philiplarsson6085]

Just want to say how I appreciate sitting down and watching these. Keep up the good work, as always, my man!

[@themisanthropeman2186]

Such a great film. In fact, this was the film that opened my eyes to how pointless Rotten Tomato's is. This movie got a rotten score, yet I feel it's one of Wes Anderson's/Bill Murrays best flicks.

[@cozybones4644]

Since you’re on a Wes Anderson kick, I hope you eventually check out The Fantastic Mr Fox. I know it’s technically a children’s movie, but there’s a lot there for adults to appreciate as well.

[@ronbock8291]

I can’t imagine that Anderson will ever devise a more emotional shot than Bill Murray with the boy on his shoulders in slow motion. I have no idea why it is so powerful, but it 100% is.

[@atomicwest995]

Life Aquatic was the first Wes Anderson film I ever saw, back in 2004. It blew me away. The VIBES are just so unique and dialed in. This one is definitely in my top 3 of Wes Anderson films, although there's a weird group of people who say it's one of his worst...?! Anyway, you need to watch this again without talking over it, I understand you have to for this channel, but you spoke over some of the best lines of dialogue and I'm afraid you missed them. Trust me, there are some real gems in there. Also this was co-written with Noah Baumbach, who is known for great dialogue and is himself a great director - check out his film THE SQUID AND THE WHALE, which was produced by Wes Anderson. It's great.

[@JamesVSCinema]

I get it homie, but you do know I edit these right? Meaning I watch the entire film again 😂 I just want to put that out there.

[@atomicwest995]

@@JamesVSCinema Good point! I didn't think of that. But great reaction man, keep 'em coming.

[@cornellrosiu8818]

The actor u said, "i hope he's my favorite character" for his having said, i'm human too... is an older Bud Cort who played Harold in Harold & Maude decades earlier! Great seeing him play the "Bondsman Stooge" here, as Bill Murray's character calls him.

[@84brooksy]

Lol I started crying at the end scene. My wife came in and was wondering what the hell was going on. Wes Anderson will get you every time 😭

[@leighfoulkes7297]

My favorite director since I watched his first movie "Bottle Rocket" on TV around 2001. "The Grand Budapest Hotel" is my favorite and "The Life Aquatic" is right behind (and sometimes first).

[@Ross__A]

Awesome! Can't wait for your reaction to The Royal Tenenbaums! Keep up all the good content!

[@PeterEvansPeteTakesPictures]

My most favourite soundtrack ever. Not a song out of place. The music playing during the Jaguar Shark scene is by Starálfur by Sigur Ros. One of the most beautiful moments of my life was when I first heard that, in the back of a car, driving through dappled light in the woods of Derwent Valley, Yorkshire. I love this movie. It's like a free holiday. I confess to crying during it, grinning like an idiot at other parts. Billy Murray is magnificent, as is everyone else who are clearly having such fun and playing at the top of their game. Plus Bud Cort as bond company stooge! The movie was shot on Eastman Kodak Ektachrome 35mm film, and wasn't colour graded. That's what you get when you shoot Ektachrome. More movies really need to get back to shooting on film, and embracing practical effects. This film is like nothing else. x

[@johansmallberries9874]

“This is really gonna hurt..” That line from Zisou before they crash, gets me every time.

[@jonnyyen7169]

Have to mention the music in this film. Top to bottom great. Every choice really enhanced the scene. And the David Bowie thread throughout is just irresistible to me.

[@Luis-fl3kz]

as a brazilian seeing Seu Jorge, one of the most stablished names in brazilian music, acting in this movie was with no doubt a most pleasant surprise I definetely recomend listening to his music at least once

[@paulklenknyc]

The goofy little actor who said, “I’m also a human being” is Bud Cort, who played Harold in “Harold and Maude.”

[@MarkFVanGelder]

This is my #2 favorite film of all time, only behind “The Big Lebowski.”

[@brucekeller741]

Not sure if it's been posted here before but, Bud Cort who plays the Bond Company Sooge played the lead of Harold in "Harold and Maude"

[@xx-ug9hn]

The Sigur Ros song at the end is one of the best music cues I’ve heard in a movie

[@philipthefool7253]

This is my favorite Wes Anderson film. Watched it in a time in my life where the feels really hit hard. Enjoyed the reaction man, can’t wait for The Royal Tenenbaums and The Darjeeling Limited.

[@HamoonRandoms]

What's amazing about Wes Anderson is that, beyond his visually stunning style and the intricate set design, his scripts are beautiful little stories filled with rich characters. I think this is why he might not be for everyone, but filmmakers and writers unanimously love him. You can tell there is infinite effort put into every movie. Also, I will have to disgree with your idea that it's not playing with traditional structure but I agree it definitely hides the structure under many layers so it throws you off. Either way love the reaction!

[@wyattjohnson3714]

Great reaction! Love Wes Anderson. One of the biggest standouts to me was Willem DaFoe, such a phenomenal actor. You should check out Lynch’s Wild at Heart, Willem’s performance is so terrifying and hilarious and amazing (like most Lynch movies). Have a great day!

[@JamesVSCinema]

He never misses!!

[@michaelfarkas2257]

song at the end is from Sigur Ros. the album that it is on is one of the greatest ever.

[@MattMonk]

My favourite movie of all time, it's just amazing.

[@Justwalks]

Yeeees! I've been waiting for this one! Stay safe mate!

[@JamesVSCinema]

Ayyyy much love John!!

[@GustavoBatataeMoloco]

The character Pelé is actually played by a brazillian singer called Seu Jorge, I recommend you look up some of his musics, they're really great. Also, greetings from Brazil!

[@zombiemom7378]

YES!!!! I know I've said it before, but I ADORE Wes Anderson and this is one of my Wes Anderson favorites!!! So glad you're watching this!

[@spiderfingers86]

Starring Bill Murray as Steve Zissou, an underwater documentary explorer who is looking for the shark that killed his friend. Also featuring Angelina Houston as his wife and upcoming newcomer played by Owen Wilson

[@hiphophappeningkenny2371]

This was Taylor made for Bill Murray, legendary stuff. My personal favourite though is the Darjeling limited, so melancholy and heart felt(a lot of that in all his films really but in that one particularly) Thanks for the upload

[@JamesVSCinema]

Damn right!!

[@GeneralWAITE]

Criminally Underratred film. It has literally everything, even a helicopter crash and pirates!

[@danwest9900]

I have finally figured out something about Wes Anderson films. EVERY shot is beautifully shot - somehow almost like we're looking into a diorama. I can't put it into words very well, but the shots are so beautifully composed: the geometry of the objects and people, the lighting, the colors. There NEVER seems to be a wasted or ill-composed shot.

[@McRino1]

bout dam time James! haha hope you're staying safe

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hahaha much love Ryan!! I’m goodie and I hope you are too!

[@McRino1]

@@JamesVSCinema this was the film that brought me to wes. Got a little emotional at the finale!

[@heliopyre]

my absolute favourite of his films.

[@MadnessCinema804]

i cant believe this film is 56% on rotten tomatoes, its one of my favourite Wes Anderson movies and i think its because the jaguar scene at the end, it felt very nostalgic to me.

[@JamesVSCinema]

The music during that sceneB

[@MadnessCinema804]

@@JamesVSCinema damn right

[@mikelmcknight72]

I really appreciate that Wes Anderson doesn’t make formulaic blockbusters. He makes quality films without compromising his artistic integrity or his style.

[@danwest9900]

I love the films, "The Royal Tenenbaums", "Rushmore", "Moonrise Kingdom", and "Bottle Rocket". However, my favorite has to be "The Royal Tenenbaums" . It is really a perfect movie, and it's one of my favorite films of all time. I would really like to see "Fantastic Mr. Fox".

[@josephwritessongs]

Maybe fastest click of my life This is my fave Wes Anderson despite what critics seem to think of it

[@flaviuspoa]

The entire sound track is david bowie's songs with portuguese lyrics, Seu Jorge singing!

[@neilpavao7348]

the way he sit's on the tip of Hennessy's sunk boat, i cry laughing every time, you know he did that just so Hennessy would see it in his film.

[@bazookatooth]

Just saw this yesterday. Pele the best for sure. The whole end credits sequence is soooooooooo cool

[@Staceysprobablycrying]

I don’t know if anyone mentioned it yet but the bond company stooge who they go rescue is Bud Cort, aka “ Harold” in Harold and Maude. You probably figured that out by now tho lol 😂

[@ch3rrywave]

The song that you liked towards the end is called Starálfur by Sigur Ros

[@MyNameIsBucket]

This movie was scored by Mark Mothersbaugh, band member of Devo.

[@katheller4982]

Wes gives such a theatrical feeling not only with his sense of style, but with the cast he works. It seems they all belong to the same theatre company.

[@sfodd1979]

The Bowie song in French is great!

[@MichaelPlatson]

Have you seen the Honest Trailer "Every Wes Anderson Movie"? It's so wrong and so right. Hilarious.

[@joecool4813]

I first watched this movie when I was a freshman in Highschool, it really helped me grow up and get over myself.

[@Patriiiiick]

This is in my top 5 favourites of all time. Love every second of it.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Wouldn’t doubt it!

[@LeethLee1]

**Starts bopping to the tunes**

[@malcolmjcullen]

The two things I wanted you to comment on, the Belafonte cut-away scene and the Zissou special edition Adidas, you didn't even mention!

[@clkgtr12]

Hi Will you do a Tenet reaction when the bluray is out? Cause it has some of the most impressive sequences of recent years

[@JamesVSCinema]

Most definitely, I’d like to see that when I get the chance!

[@mctrashpedal]

The guy who said "I'm also a human being" played Harold in Harold and Maude; classic, classic early 70's flick

[@wujumbo2480]

Great video 👍🏾 I loved this movie.

[@JamesVSCinema]

Hey thanks!

[@wujumbo2480]

@@JamesVSCinema no prob

[@KennyLM3]

As soon as you went and said "some of the parts remind me of...." at that moment I knew the words Adult Swim were coming haha

[@chemberdan6]

This movie and The Royal Tenenbaums are my favorite Wes Anderson films. Have you seen Lost in Translation? It's also great with Bill Murray.

[@DemonFireRain]

This one gets left out a little in Wes Anderson discussions for some reason, and somehow only has a 56% on Rotten Tomatoes which is a crime. This and The Grand Budapest Hotel are my favorites of Anderson's for sure, I'm really glad you liked it man.

[@muffinamy83]

I saw the amazing Brazilian star Seu Jorge in concert a few years ago at the Hollywood Bowl. The first half of the concert was his original music, and showed why he's a legend in Brazil, and the second half was Bowie songs from the film. It was really wonderful. I also love that Bud Cort is in this (he was Harold in the legendary Harold & Maude.) I recommend checking out Seu Jorge's music, you'll be so glad you did. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHa4iZV9lqqfb5Y

[@fredskull1618]

What can I say about this film that hasn't already been said...hmm...I want those Team Zissou Adidas shoes! Style game is on point in this film.

[@DickHolden]

Loving the dive into Anderson. One of my favorite directors. Have you ever seen a Hiyao Miyazaki film? I would love to see your take on his work.

[@Bunke09]

I've seen it is already commented on but The Royal Tenenbaums is my favorite movie of Wes's. It has the clearest story line, great cast, and for my money the best music accompaniment of all his films all added to his storybook filming style!

[@blobinarandom7692]

i remember i dragged my friends to the theater to see that movie when it came out because i liked a lot royal tenenbaum and obviously because Bill Murray and they realy didn't want to watch that movie but in the end we were all blown away and they all thanked my amazing taste (lol). i'd really like to see your reaction to the science of sleep by michel gondry, it's one of his french movies but it's mostly in english because the main character is played by gael garcia bernal, it's a crazy and inventive movie, i really recomand it :)

[@qwi2311]

Wes Anderson must be a set designers Dream collab. Everything has to viewable from all angles.

[@Pengi_SMILES]

I love some Wes Anderson films, and some leave me cold. This is my favourite one. Even the ones I dont care for are still worth watching, great to have an actual auteur making films.

[@JamesVSCinema]

He’s just has an incredible mind that I love venturing through

[@Sam-uw7pw]

Hahahahah that flying lotus reference 😂

[@JamesVSCinema]

You know what’s up!

[@dcamaraman939]

One of those movies Id have in a loop

[@barbarachieppo9603]

One of my favorite movies, ever❤

[@eli-uk2ov]

wes anderson is my favorite director! my favorite film of his is the royal tenenbaums. and while the life aquatic is one of the lesser wes anderson movies, i still think it’s great. plus david bowie is my favorite artist so having a lot of his music in a wes film means a lot to me (-:

[@vincentjoyce5100]

It’s film greatness just for the cast walk thru at the end to David Bowie. It’s nice to see a reactor who really knows his shit. I love Klaus! Have you done Rushmore? My fave.

[@stefsmurf]

I LOVE WES ANDERSON. My favourite of his has to be The Royal Tenenbaums. Made me realize the Owen brothers actually can act. They just usually choose uninteresting films.