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My third favorite Wes Anderson Film. As his later films largely did, this title carries much of the character of his previous film Rushmore but still manages to set it self apart. I'm always impressed by directors like Wes and Quentin, because they broke ground with their unique style and vision, but somehow manage to continue to impress with later offerings even when the "novelty" of the style has become familiar. If you're a fan of any of them, it's hard not to love, or at least like, the r...
