The news that Wes Anderson, the custom-tailored arch auteur of urban
awkwardness and fractured family in films like "Rushmore" and "The Royal
Tenenbaums," would be adapting a stop-motion animated adaptation of Roald
Dahl's children's saga "Fantastic Mr. Fox" sounded, at first, crazy ...
And yet, as any movie fan knows, that phrase is occasionally followed by
the modifier "... Crazy enough to work!" And it turns out that "Fantastic
Mr. Fox" is crazy enough to work and smart enough to work, and works
superbly. ...
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