George Clooney, Meryl Streep, Jason Schwartzman, Bill Murray, Willem Dafoe, Michael Gambon, and Owen Wilson all provide voices in the movie, among other lesser known but still wonderfully talented actors. This movie would likely have been impossible without the work of numerous wonderful voice actors. Though some adaptations of Rhold Dahl classics (see BOTH adaptations of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory) have strayed from Dahl's dry, quirky humor, the film version of one of his best loved stories have honored this side of Dahl's story, projecting a humor perhaps more suited to adults than children, but creating an overall story that will appeal to all. As a result, the original short story is considered a classic for many families. Fox works to both excite kids and humor adults. As with most Rhold Dahl stories, the book Fantastic Mr. What happens after that can only be described as pure confusion and debauchery. Fox decides to embark on one last big job – stealing from all three farms. Fox takes notice in three massive fowl and fruit farms. After moving to a new home in the trunk of a tree, Mr. Fox, once a professional chicken stealer, decides to settle down with his wife after she becomes pregnant and instead take up a career in writing.
Fox follows the lives of the Fox family – Mr (George Clooney), Mrs(Meryl Streep), and their son(Jason Schwartzman) – and their animal neighbors and friends. Fox is perhaps one of the best new movies I have seen this year. I'm happy to say that my excitement was justified as Fantastic Mr. A wonderful Rhold Dahl book, beautifully crafted animation, and an illustrious cast all in one package – this was exciting. Needless to say, when I heard about Fantastic Mr. From the crude Christmas classics that are always on TV this time of year to the elegant masterpieces of Tim Burton, I never miss the chance to see classic animation at work. I'll admit it: I love stop motion animation.
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