YES; this just reminded me; I expect to be below away visually by his films, and the sheer amount of craft and dedication that has gone into them, I found my eyes scanning around the set design and clothing, and it didn't disappoint. That was all to be expected though, but I thought the little scene with the Noah's Ark play was so, so well executed!

I thought it was really sweet, such a nice movie. I really like Darjeeling, can't remember Life Aquatic and have yet to see Tenenbaums.

I saw it last night,
Just like Latin ruined my interpretation of English (constantly looking for "stems") my jobs have ruined my appreciation of such a film.
All I'm asking is why does a scout master have a cigarette in his mouth? Scouts any era aren't supposed to smoke, why do the parents allow a child of 12 have that much eye shadow and liner on? Just why why why instead of just enjoying the silliness, I have for a time been a camp counselor to 12 year old kids in a super conservative place where I was threatened with being let go unless I adhere to their beliefs so I'm like flashbacking as I watch in the uncoolest way possible.

Almost everyone smoked in the 60s, even pregnant women?! But I don't think social realism is really the point of a Wes Anderson film....

i can't remember cleary, does ed norton ever smoke around kids? plus im sure no one would notice in the 60s, as mad men thought us

and as far as the eyeliner goes, i guess for the girls parent her make up was the least of her problems?