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Recently released from a psychiatric institution, Anthony Adams (Luke Wilson, Roadies) is ready to turn over a new leaf. But when he returns to find his equally wayward friend Dignan (Owen Wilson, Wedding Crashers) on the cusp of an outrageous crime spree, there is nothing else for it. Dragged into the scheme, the pair recruit neighbour Bob Mapplethorpe (Robert Musgrave,Drillbit Taylor) as getaway driver and embark on a road trip to track down the legendary Mr. Henry (James Caan, The Godfather) for a bit of help and guidance. But the further they travel, the more they learn and realize that they do not know the first thing about pulling off the perfect crime. (Umbrella Entertainment)

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gudaulin 

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English I am not an expert on Wes Anderson's work, and his film Bottle Rocket is only the second film of his that I have had the opportunity to see. I would say that Anderson shoots in an entertaining way, and works with exaggeration, irony, and elements of grotesque. However, while I consider his The Grand Budapest Hotel to be a mature film, where everything relates to everything else and ultimately works, with Bottle Rocket I can sense a certain unfinishedness and inexperience - after all, he made it at the beginning of his career. The potential was certainly much greater than the result. I liked the details, but as a whole, Bottle Rocket was a loss in my opinion. Overall impression: 45%. ()