Wes Anderson’s Next Film on the Horizon

By besch64
November 11, 2010
06:53 PM

Unfair. The article title made me think you were announcing that you guys had picked up the rights for Fantastic Mr Fox. Consider my heart broken.
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By DrFunkenstein
November 11, 2010
07:04 PM

I have no problem with Criterion picking up the rights for Fantastic Mr Fox, I would have to say you better use Zoltron's poster as the art for the DVD though. I would pay my hard earned dollars to see any Wes Anderson film. Can't wait for this new one! - Dr Funkenstein
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By william
November 12, 2010
08:54 AM

I usually don't do this, but I must say that what Dick Craven has pronounced is entirely hilarious. Half the reason being is that I think he means it. What a great coda for the update of WHITE HEAT. William Stana
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By Rob
November 12, 2010
09:21 AM

While I am glad for any Anderson I can get, I can't help but be saddened that he is not yet writing with Owen Wilson again. While I have no idea how much either contributed to their scripts, it is obvious to me that all of Anderson's best films have come from that collaboration. Rushmore, Bottle Rocket, and Tennenbaums are still his best. I do not feel it is because they were earlier films (certainly some filmmakers run out of ideas and steam) but I think those were genuinely more heartfelt films on the page and that came through on the screen. I will take what I can get, certainly. But I am still a bit saddened. And I second the call for Mr. Fox on Criterion. I am jonesing for a commentary on that one. I would be happy to do it if Wes wouldn't be.
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By Jason
November 12, 2010
11:56 AM

This is great news, I can't wait. Now if we can get Life Aquatic and Rushmore on Blu-ray life will be good indeed.
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By ingridzissou
November 12, 2010
04:52 PM

all my dreams have come true.
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By King Ferdinand
November 14, 2010
06:53 PM

Cheers, To You Wes Anderson!
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By Matt
November 15, 2010
02:41 PM

Yes! Anderson's take on the 60s should be very interesting.
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By jeremy
November 18, 2010
04:13 AM

hell. yes.
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By finalmattasy
December 21, 2010
05:39 PM

Criterion Wes Anderson Blu-ray box set... that'll be the day I'm happy with my home movies. Though I'm sure to purchase them as they come out individually. Just got Darjeeling and Bottle Rocket is my next purchase; it totally missed my radar when it came out!
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By Sue Williams
November 24, 2012
11:29 PM

When its time for Moonrise Kingdom as Criterion offering PLEASE could just Wes and no one else do the commentary. The Darjeeling commentary was awful-seemed a contest between the guys as to who was in control.Thanks
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