Another that was born to try his hand at the medium is Wes Anderson. His meticulous attention to detail will only heighten the enjoyment of watching his Fantastic Mr. Fox adaptation. See what I mean ...

That said, individual scenes often go off in irritatingly ... Steve Zissou,” was originally slated to co-direct “Fantastic Mr. Fox.” Whatever the case, Anderson’s indelible imprint is ...

Similarly, the geometric precision he is known for in his set design and camera angles gives Fantastic Mr ... scene has echoes of Adam naming animals in the Garden, only substitute a talking fox ...

Mr. Fox sounds like George Clooney, he has a fine bushy tail and a nice corduroy jacket, and his wife thinks he's fantastic ... expand scenes and come up with an ending far different from the ...

‘It took seven months alone to make the first model of the fox and then we had to fashion 535 puppets in six different sizes and fit them with multiple costumes. Wes oversaw the whole process ...

So we have Ash” — Mr. Fox’s oddball son, voiced by Jason Schwartzman — “in his underwear in a great scene where (the characters) get flushed into a sewer.” Moreover, unlike most modern ...

The experience of Fantastic Mr ... during the film, Mr. Fox and his burrowing buddies break into what feels like spontaneous dance. In reality, of course, these scenes were achieved by dozens ...

It could also be that “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is a light, lovely, and clever comedy that finds the director’s vision coinciding with pure entertainment for the first time in years. A stop-motion ...