Not everybody might like this movie, but to me it's one of the best experiences since a long time. I think this is Anderson's best part of the trilogy. Absurdist, surrealistic, but so human, so true and at times hilarious. I don't understand Diegocami wanting to give this movie a negative vote. It's OK not to like Anderson' s way of movie making, but what is this "this movie contains scenes of cruelty to animals" thing? Cruelty to animals exists in real life, sonny boy, so why shouldn't a movie maker refer to it? But no problem with some African people being put into a copper drum and roasted, I guess? What' s more (spoiler?): the monkey is not real- I was fooled (and a bit shocked) too at first, but after a few moments it became clear that this is a well made robot: look at the eye movements that are exactly the same at different times. And this last part about Homo sapiens is cruel, OK, but that is exactly the point that Anderson wants to make: people behave badly toward other creatures, even or specifically their own species...
