Wes Anderson knocked another excellent story out the park. Right up there with Fantastic Mr. Fox and Moonrise Kingdom. This story has depth you may even miss in the main story the 1st watch, just being mesmerized by the work put into making this movie and being busy recognizing all the big voiceover actors! The story is amazing and Anderson's style never gets old. This will be a classic and has a permanent top shelf spot in our home movie collection. I love it, my kids love it, it's awesome.

Best film of the year and one of best animated films ever made. Man’s best friends ultimate adventure in crisp motion effect

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If you're a fan of Wes Anderson's grown-up cartoon "Fantastic Mr. Fox" or any of his quirky features ("The Grand Budapest Hotel," "The Darjeeling Limited," "Moonrise Kingdom"), you probably already own this movie. There is a deadpan quality to Anderson's sense of humor that is captured vividly in the persona of Bill Murray, who is a veteran of Anderson's film canon and who is prominently featured in this gorgeous stop-motion animated tribute to the loyalty and resilience of dogs as "Boss," one of several abandoned canines living in exile on Trash Island in a dystopian Japan of the near-future (other dogs in the community are voiced by Bryan Cranston, Edward Norton, Jeff Goldblum, and Scarlett Johansson). Plot details aren't really important here. What is? Anderson's unique ability to put an unusual spin on characters and situations to elicit both laughs and tears. Young kids will probably prefer "Paw Patrol," but that's okay. This one was made for us bigger kids.

I had no idea what this movie was about when I bought it, and this was probably one of the best movie buys I did in 2018. This movie had a serious japanime/1984 feel to it. The storyline was very good, the animation top-notch, and it really kept my attention from beginning to end. I'm not going to go into the storyline to keep from putting out any spoilers. I will just say that it was nothing like I thought it would be, and after watching it I am glad. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes stop-motion, anime, or dystopian animations.