Mr. and Mrs. Fox peaceful living with her son and his grandson Ash Kristofferson, their guest, in a big tree on the hill facing the establishment of more bad local farmers: Boggis, Bunce and Bean. But the wild nature of Mr. Fox from finding satisfaction as a journalist and urges him to try to make fools of the three men and plunder their deposits. The fast and ruthless revenge and threatens not only his family but loved all animals in the subsoil. Mr. Fox must therefore develop a new and ingenious plan to take all the difficulty.
Mr. Volpe, the hero of the first animated feature by Wes Anderson, elegant, bold, wild. An intelligent and vain American (the original voiceand the inspiration behind them are those of George Clooney) who occasionally speaks French and only able to revolutionize the static as any other part of the English countryside.
While his wife paints, favoring an artistic vocation that Anderson often associated with women, he embodies the spirit of adventure. Tired of living in a hole, heedless of the fact that the holes are nothing more than standard homes of foxes as he settles in style and exaggerated in an apartment in a dangerous position and tempting. C 'something Mr. Ocean in Mr. Fox, Lupin, chief of the band, and something of superhero who can not not answer the call of identity, mission (see Zissou) and then dress and become who you really, a professional theft.
To read the comic spirit of this superhero son Ash, crushed the myth of the father and awkwardly searching for his Perenits approval. As always in American film, father and son will grow together and not alone, but complicit with an extended family that loves them for what they are: fantastic or just small animals humanely in all cases.
The screenplay by director Noah Baumbach created in pairs with almost anything so thin by the story of Dahl-Roal, or maybe just from an emotional cue (Anderson argues that this was the first book he ever owned), a world of bustling vitality, pittoricit intense and emotional musicality. Once again without any bank which is a kind of reference or an archetypal story, the author follows (even remotely) with the sincere sympathy of his characters to escape a fate apparently unknown (at one point that remains is to dig and dig, the more quickly and relentlessly as possible) but in fact pointing to a claim to diversity, freedom andshare both with the few friends. Rising, for, went along.