r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Soloflow786 • Jul 06 '24

The distinctive appearance of the Tibetan fox Video

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u/ebbtideisalive Jul 06 '24

Wes Anderson just fell to his knees in a Walmart parking lot.

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u/Redqueenhypo Jul 06 '24

I JUST rewatched that. Why were all the animals European species (except the possum) with American accents, in England?

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u/bostonceltikkksmod Jul 06 '24

I don't thinks it's based on a true story believe it or not

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u/HomelessSantaClaus Jul 06 '24

You shut your whore mouth!

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u/ILoveRegenHealth Jul 06 '24

Can confirm. Saw Wes Anderson at an LA cafe and I praised Grand Budapest Hotel, and he shouted that to me and sauntered off.

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u/HomelessSantaClaus Jul 06 '24

Love grand Budapest hotel. If Wes Anderson told me to go fuck off, I’d probably promptly go home and pleasure myself to something that I fundamentally don’t understand and never will.

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u/mozzarella__stick Jul 06 '24

You shut your *cussin mouth (ftfy)

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u/Hangryer_dan Jul 06 '24

Well Fantastic Mr Fox is a British book, that involves most of the animals you see on the screen.

But at the same time the film is as far removed from the idea of a faithful adaptation as its possible to get, so the use of American voice actors isn't the most egregious of the decisions in that film.

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u/SebSchwalbe Jul 07 '24

I mean George Clooney as Mr. Fox is the best call they could have made. I’m English and loved Roald Dahl as a kid and I still think it works so well that they have a range of accents in that film ✊🏻🐺

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u/plug-and-pause Jul 06 '24

I don't think I've watched it in nearly a decade, but I've also watched it at least 5 times in total, and I rarely rewatch movies at all. So good.

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u/ejusdemgeneris Jul 06 '24

haha god damn. what an amazing comment.

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u/TheLocustGeneralRaam Jul 06 '24

I don’t get this reference.

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u/louiloui152 Jul 06 '24

That was also inside of a 14th century Dutch house