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latimes.com - 10/11/2009

Fur flies on 'Mr. Fox'

— latimes.com — 'Fantastic' While shooting the story about Mr. and Mrs. Fox, director Wes Anderson spent little time on... the set and exasperated the crew with his exacting, retro-style ideas. ( Fox Searchlight Pictures ) Fur flies on 'Mr. Fox'

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latimesblogs.latimes.com - 10/15/2009

Who says the Hollywood junket press never ask any tough questions?

— latimesblogs.latimes.com — I've been hearing that Fox flew a bunch of bloggers and entertainment writers over to London for... a "Fantastic Mr. Fox" junket. So I figured that surely someone in the bunch, even if he or she were there on Fox's... Who says the Hollywood junket press never ask any tough ...

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youtube.com - 10/14/2009

Chaos Reigns - Satanic Mr. Fox (video)

— youtube.com — Wes Anderson meets Lars Von Trier in this mashup of The Fantastic Mr. Fox and Antichrist, both... starring Willem Dafoe (and foxes, of course). Chaos Reigns - Satanic Mr. Fox (video)

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Wes Anderson and Mr. Fox Face the Critics
Gawker: defamer — ... being told to leave the irony at home. Well, the first early reviews are in, and those hoping that November 2009 might mark the beginning of the end for Hoodie Nation's cinematic reign of terror are in for a bit of a letdown. Moderately appreciative seems to be the order of the day from the Trades' film critics; admiring but with clear warnings that quirky has Anderson has not in the least walked away from Quirky as his over-arching worldview. Variety's Todd McCarthy writes of Mr. Fox: But it's his true character that wins the day, and ...

Wes Anderson and Mr. Fox Face the Critics
Gawker Comments — ... and this time being told to leave the irony at home. Well, the first early reviews are in, and those hoping that November 2009 might mark the beginning of the end for Hoodie Nation's cinematic reign of terror are in for a bit of a letdown. Moderately appreciative seems to be the order of the day from the Trades' film critics; admiring but with clear warnings that quirky has Anderson has not in the least walked away from Quirky as his over-arching worldview. Variety's Todd McCarthy writes of ...

Wes Anderson and Mr. Fox Face the Critics
Gawker Comments — ... and this time being told to leave the irony at home. Well, the first early reviews are in, and those hoping that November 2009 might mark the beginning of the end for Hoodie Nation's cinematic reign of terror are in for a bit of a letdown. Moderately appreciative seems to be the order of the day from the Trades' film critics; admiring but with clear warnings that quirky has Anderson has not in the least walked away from Quirky as his over-arching worldview. Variety's Todd McCarthy writes of ...

Wes Anderson and Mr. Fox Face the Critics
Gawker Comments — ... and this time being told to leave the irony at home. Well, the first early reviews are in, and those hoping that November 2009 might mark the beginning of the end for Hoodie Nation's cinematic reign of terror are in for a bit of a letdown. Moderately appreciative seems to be the order of the day from the Trades' film critics; admiring but with clear warnings that quirky has Anderson has not in the least walked away from Quirky as his over-arching worldview. Variety's Todd McCarthy writes of ...