Wes Anderson’s next film, Isle of Dogs, returns to the furry aesthetic of his 2009 stop-motion comedy Fantastic Mr Fox. The title references its setting – a Japanese island dubbed “Trash Island”, where all the local dogs are exiled – and this adorable first clip showcases the, ahem, dog-eat-dog stakes whenever precious resources enter the picture.
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The characters may all be canines, but that perfectly detailed cross-section of delectable garbage is totally trademark Anderson. Isle of Dogs opens April 12.
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2 responses to “Somehow Even The Maggots Are Quirky In This Clip From Wes Anderson’s Isle Of Dogs ”
Ok that was pretty funny, might be worth a look.
I’ve seen the trailer on the big screen and it’s certainly a somewhat interesting look, but I don’t know if I could do a whole movie like that.
I found Mr Fox to be quite a chore as well. As a huge lover of the book, I hated all the extra fluff they added.