The Christian Sciene MonitorAnderson keeps this whirligig in constant motion and, because the Suzy-Sam duet is so awkwardly tender, the film doesn’t wea...
ReelViewsFew working directors are as consistently, dependably quirky as Wes Anderson, whose films tend to excite art house audiences...
FirstShowingWith that familiarity between each film, Anderson tells remarkable stories in even more remarkable worlds. Moonrise Kingdom,...
The GuardianWes Anderson's latest – about child runaways from a Sixties summer camp – is typically quirky, but also unusually heartfelt
TelegraphAh, young love. An "emotionally disturbed" orphan ditches his scouting troop to run away with the object of his adolescent o...
The GuardianHis new movie, Moonrise Kingdom (co-scripted, as was The Darjeeling Limited, by Roman Coppola), is wholly characteristic, de...
Film FractureMoonrise Kingdom is funny, engaging, entertaining and seems destined to become another feather in Wes Anderson's cap.
New York MagazineIt left me bemused instead of moved, but true Andersonites will likely float away in a state of nirvana.
Salon ArtsMoonrise Kingdom is a deeply romantic film, perhaps the sweetest and most compassionate Anderson has ever made.
New York Daily NewsEven as Anderson pushes us away, the kids - and a wonderful Willis, as their self-appointed protector - reach out and pull u...
Rolling StoneThe hilarious and heartfelt Moonrise Kingdom is a consistent pleasure. By evoking the joys and terrors of childhood, it remi...
Los Angeles TimesIn this tale about growing up and falling in love, it seems Anderson has found his true heart.
The New York Times Moonrise Kingdom breezes along with a beautifully coordinated admixture of droll humor, deadpan and slapstick.
SlateA gorgeously shot, ingeniously crafted, über-Andersonian bonbon that, even in its most irritatingly whimsical moments, remai...
USA TodayThe director's best film since 1998's Rushmore, it has none of the self-conscious smugness of The Life Aquatic or the empty ...
New York PostI liked this one because of its young performers, the evocative island setting (filmed in Rhode Island), Alexandre Desplat's...
The New YorkerWe may look back on Anderson's works as we do on the boxes of Joseph Cornell -- formal troves of frippery, studded with nost...
Black Sheep ReviewsEmbodies all the familiar Anderson elements but something feels missing, like a point.
Entertainment WeeklyLife Aquatic With Steve Zissou and The Darjeeling Limited. Personally, though, I wish that Anderson would come out from unde...
FirstShowingThey were the key leads and should've been stronger, and more engaging, and while they do a serviceable job they don't knock...
Film School RejectsHugely charming, and featuring both typically excellent cast performances, and some wonderful technical flourishes.
Hollywood ReporterThis is a Wes Anderson film -- more lightweight than some, possessing a stronger emotional undertow than others -- that will...
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Director: Wes Anderson
Writer: Wes Anderson
Studio: Focus Features
Cast: Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray
Release: May 25, 2012
Writer: Wes Anderson
Studio: Focus Features
Cast: Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray
Release: May 25, 2012
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