Isle of Dogs
Adventure • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 41 min
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Bryan Cranston, Koyu Rankin, Bob Balaban, Edward Norton, Bill Murray
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Stop motion is such a great fit for Wes Anderson! Cast is great as usual and the setting is even better too. Story is a little weaker though
so amazing and disturbing at the same time
I think this is how movies look like inside of Wes Andersons head.
Great acting and visuals with a relatable story
Brilliant animation, humorous moments paired with intense scenes, masterfully done
A very touching story about a boy’s journey to find his dog. Wes Anderson nails it with the ensemble cast of voices once again
Very beautifully made. Slightly longer than it needed to be tho imo
Visually stunning, charmingly odd, but kinda emotionally distant (like a perfectly groomed show dog that won’t let you pet it).
An incredible follow up to Wes andwerson's previous stop motion film, fantastic mr.fox. Full of beautiful details and emotion.
Great animation and story. Wes Anderson rarely misses.
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