Bottle Rocket
Comedy • R • 1996 • 1 hr 31 min
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Sleepy & quirky Anderson's trademark-style shows even in his 1st film, which Is just okay compared to what came after, but still đź‘Ť6.7/10
Wes Anderson’s first film and also for Luke and Owen Wilson. Amazing to see where all 3 started.
Here Anderson and the Wilsons started anensemble dynasty
Love seeing that Wes Anderson always had his style! The Wilson brothers put in some of their silliest but best roles ever
Enjoyable watch! Anderson gets even better.
Very underrated movie. Character driven but none the less a masterpiece.
Hilarious. Cool to see Wes Anderson roots.
A great insight into the birth of Wes Anderson’s cinematic vision; always with vibrant characters and alluring idiosyncrasies
Not really a Wes Anderson-y style film but I loved it! One of his best and funniest films in my opinion. Just guys being dudes/fugitives.
Doesn’t have much of the Anderson flare, but enjoyable and worth the watch nonetheless
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