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Bottle Rocket

Bottle Rocket

“They're not really criminals, but everyone's got to have a dream.”
★6.7/10(1,251)Rage•1996•1h 31m
ComedyCrimeDrama
DirectorWes Anderson
ScreenplayWes Anderson, Owen Wilson
Wes Anderson's feature debut, co-written with Owen Wilson, is a shaggy, deadpan crime comedy about a trio of hapless friends who fancy themselves master thieves. Owen and Luke Wilson star as the bumbling would-be criminals plotting an absurd career of heists. Overlooked on release, it introduced Anderson's droll voice and meticulous style in embryonic form. Championed by admirers like Martin Scorsese, it is now regarded as a charming, prophetic first film.
Release
Feb 21, 1996
Country
United States
Budget
$7M
Revenue
$1M

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6.7/10
TMDB Average audience rating
1,251 votes
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Where to watch Bottle Rocket? Bottle Rocket is available for streaming on Sundance Now, Tubi TV.
Who directed Bottle Rocket? Bottle Rocket is directed by Wes Anderson.
Who stars in Bottle Rocket? The main cast of Bottle Rocket includes Luke Wilson, Owen Wilson, Robert Musgrave, Lumi Cavazos, James Caan.
How long is Bottle Rocket? Bottle Rocket is 1h 31min long.

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Synopsis

Wes Anderson's feature debut, co-written with Owen Wilson, is a shaggy, deadpan crime comedy about a trio of hapless friends who fancy themselves master thieves. Owen and Luke Wilson star as the bumbling would-be criminals plotting an absurd career of heists. Overlooked on release, it introduced Anderson's droll voice and meticulous style in embryonic form. Championed by admirers like Martin Scorsese, it is now regarded as a charming, prophetic first film.

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