Originally posted by: brigden
... and I absolutely hated it. Now, before you all start whining that, "I didn't get it," I'm a very big Wes Anderson fan. "Rushmore" is probably my favourite comedy of all-time. However, this film just didn't go anywhere and it did it very, very slowly.
First, Wes Anderson needs to let us in on his little inside jokes. The humor is so quiet and subtle, not to mention sparse, that one needs to pay close attention for fear of missing it.
The characters development is shallow and ultimately they're uninteresting and disposable. In fact, the main character is Anderson's little diorama of a boat. We spend two hours following these people in the hopes that they'll grow on us, but only a hour after finishing the film I've forgotten their names.
It was a horrible movie. Avoid.
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