Mr. Fox banners
Sep. 18, 2009
Not to be outdone by its rival hipster re-imagining of a children's book, WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE, Wes Anderson's FANTASTIC MR. FOX has debuted its own set of character posters, equally as disconcerting as the WTWTA bunch.
I posted a few of them below, but I don’t think you'll be running out to tack them on your wall any time soon. They’re not…bad, but give me ten minutes with some production stills and photoshop and I’ll replicate them. But what’s really most distressing to me is Owen Wilson’s white (otter? ferret? yeti?) character, who I’m fairly certain is going to be haunting my dreams tonight.
Check them out below and click to head over to Empire for the other three.
| Extra Tidbit: | Is it weird that Mrs. Fox is kind of hot? |
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| Source: | Empire |
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Kinda creepy
Love Wes but...
Not Too Shabby!
Nice
Very Cool!
Some really nice looking banners. You could do a lot worse then the taglines. for a kid's movie certainly. The recent smurfs poster comes to mind.
I love the look of this. I'm really looking forward to this.
One thing. I loved the book as a kid and the voice cast is great i only thought it should be british. That's always how they sounded in my head but whatever it still looks really good.
Although i'm still skeptical of George Clooney. I can't
Some really nice looking banners. You could do a lot worse then the taglines. for a kid's movie certainly. The recent smurfs poster comes to mind.
I love the look of this. I'm really looking forward to this.
One thing. I loved the book as a kid and the voice cast is great i only thought it should be british. That's always how they sounded in my head but whatever it still looks really good.
Although i'm still skeptical of George Clooney. I can't seperate him from mister fox and that's really bugging me because it was my favourite book.
Great director, great look, it's fuckign stop motion but Goerge clooney just one small thing making a big difference for me. Sigh.