"If Fantastic Mr. Fox is an eye-popping, kid-friendly adaptation of Roald Dahl's attitude-packed 1970 book, it's at least as much a film for adults." By Sheri Linden Senior Copy Editor/Film Critic ...

Apparently, Fantastic Mr Fox was Roald Dahl's favourite of his own books, and it's one his fans adore, too. This is certainly not one of his scariest novels; it's not likely to give small children ...

Not often does a director with an indie pedigree seamlessly segue into subject matter like… children’s literature. But in many ways Wes Anderson has been training for the moment to use his ...

It could also be that “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is a light, ... “Fantastic Mr. Fox”—dramatically revised from Dahl’s book—ends ambiguously, with its characters unchanged and the danger yet ...

Don't ask how, but somehow it required puppets for Anderson to finally get the balance right again. Fantastic Mr. Fox is Anderson's best film since The Royal Tenenbaums, and perhaps his funniest ever.

Fantastic Mr. Fox goes to your head like too much champagne — which is what you'd expect with George Clooney and Meryl Streep voicing Mr. and Mrs. Fox, the Nick and Nora Charles of the forest world.

Visually and conceptually, Fantastic Mr. Fox doesn’t remotely resemble anything Wes Anderson has tackled before: It’s a manic kids’ movie, it’s stop-motion animated, and it’s his first ...