Wes Anderson introduces his stop motion animated film Fantastic Mr Fox. Subscribe to Film4 for more interview specials, clips and trailers: bit.ly/2up0y8g #WesAnderson #Interview #Comedy
Goes without saying... This is my favorite animation movie... nothing even comes close to your sheer brilliance and story telling, Wes.... I loved the background score and the stellar voice-cast and the general wes anderson-ish feel of it all.
I would've loved it as a child but the trailer was shit (even in italy) and so as a stupid brat I ditched it for Up and other shitty cgi movies of the time.
hey, it was a hit in my eyes as a kid! (also roald dahl’s works are quaint and often quite gruesome and this film did a *stellar* job of depicting and embracing that. and i think stop motion was a really crucial factor in being able to do so)
He's surprisingly inarticulate in speaking (at least in this interview) which I relate to a lot. Maybe it's the introversion that makes writing come more naturally for some of us. More time to choose the right words and have confidence in those choices. I mean he talks like a normal person, not a zippy quick-witted eccentric character in a movie.
Really? Pixar's cgi movies? Those things tired me up after watching a few. Computer animation is a great tool but with more than 20 years since Toy Story's debut as the first fully computer animated movie a lot of people are growing tired of it, I can't watch anymore of the stuff including a lot of special effects.
I wonder what happened to you in those 10 years, did you get a partner? establish a career? or simply die of your unsupervised allergy to peanuts. What I wonder the most about tho if you have grown up to realize that this film outperforms any Pixar film in any aspect or way possible.
I love this film. It was my childhood intro to wes Anderson
Me too
Same here. What a beautiful film.
Fantastic Mr. Fox was the first book his mother gave to him. He still has that same copy. You can tell this masterpiece was personal for him.
I read the book a decade ago i was underwhelmed
@@adonaiyah2196The film raised the bar so high that the book couldn't even see the top.
Goes without saying... This is my favorite animation movie... nothing even comes close to your sheer brilliance and story telling, Wes.... I loved the background score and the stellar voice-cast and the general wes anderson-ish feel of it all.
0:59 best line ever written
If what I think is happening, is happening...
It better not be.
this movie is too fuckin underrated it breaks my heart i loved it when i was a kid
just rewatched it and i still love it its just simply amazing
his hair is perfect
He needs to do more Roahl Dahl stories.
Yes he should I mean what do you wanna see?
@@jswatch9270 he should deffo do charlie and he chocolate factory
@@killar1one yeah I would love to see that happen
3 years later a movie based on the wonderful story of henry sugars was just confirmed
@@randoom816 i am going to PASS OUT, that’s insane. ty for spreading the news lmao
this guy is genius. i love your movies Wes. so original than other filmmakers. awesome style.
My favourite movie of all fine, stop motion done just right.
My fav of his movies
I loved this film too, who gives a fuck if kids didnt like it
My little brothers has loved since he has three.
I would've loved it as a child but the trailer was shit (even in italy) and so as a stupid brat I ditched it for Up and other shitty cgi movies of the time.
what kids didn't like it...?
Oh please, it was my jam when I was 5 and still my favorite movie to this day
hey, it was a hit in my eyes as a kid!
(also roald dahl’s works are quaint and often quite gruesome and this film did a *stellar* job of depicting and embracing that. and i think stop motion was a really crucial factor in being able to do so)
Brilliant piece
he thinks faster than he talks which I relate to so much
He's surprisingly inarticulate in speaking (at least in this interview) which I relate to a lot. Maybe it's the introversion that makes writing come more naturally for some of us. More time to choose the right words and have confidence in those choices. I mean he talks like a normal person, not a zippy quick-witted eccentric character in a movie.
Saw the movie last night. GREAT movie, the stop-motion was great, but i prefer pixar movies
Really? Pixar's cgi movies?
Those things tired me up after watching a few. Computer animation is a great tool but with more than 20 years since Toy Story's debut as the first fully computer animated movie a lot of people are growing tired of it, I can't watch anymore of the stuff including a lot of special effects.
You can't put those together. They simply are too different one from the other.
I wonder what happened to you in those 10 years, did you get a partner? establish a career? or simply die of your unsupervised allergy to peanuts. What I wonder the most about tho if you have grown up to realize that this film outperforms any Pixar film in any aspect or way possible.