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USS Anderson



Field Maloney (is that a real name?) has written an interesting article over at Slate.com that ponders if Owen Wilson was the chief ingredient in making Wes Anderson movies good. I agree with most of it, but found it an interesting read all the way through. Check it out.

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Posted by Chad
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6:41 PM

I came to similar conclusions as Maloney after seeing the life aquatic. All of Anderson's archetypes were there, lined up in a neat little row like paper dixie cups on the kitchen counter, and you go to take a a sip but there's nothing in there, man. You're like, Where's my Kool-Aid? And nobody will look at you straight in the face. There's no Kool-Aid. Not today.    



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