Rushmore (1998)

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4.5 • 942 Ratings

🗓️ 12 August 2020

⏱️ 52 minutes

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We're back with another movie. This time it's Wes Anderson's Sophmore effort, Rushmore. Written by Anderson and his frequent collaborator and childhood friend, Owen Wilson, it bears all the hallmarks of a Wes Anderson project, though it's a bit less polished than his future films. Join us for the podcast to hear what we thought about this 22 year-old film. Join the discussion: Email | Forums Follow us: Twitch | YouTube | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Leave Us A Review on Apple Podcasts Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey everybody we're back on this week's bald move prestige we're considering the 1998
0:05.0	West Anderson directed film Rushmore
0:07.8	I've called a surrealist coming of age film as I, directed by West Anderson. This was a second studio picture.
0:17.2	It was written by Owen Wilson and West Anderson, which previously the scene in this movie and doing the research on it. I had no idea they had done anything but like, you know, the actor-director collaboration. I had no idea that Owen Wilson was tied as tightly to Wes Anderson as apparently he is which we'll talk about I'm sure
0:34.8	This film stars Jason Schwartzman which is actually his film debut he will go on to star in I heart
0:41.6	Huckabees shop girl The Fantastic Mr Fox, where he works with
0:46.0	West Anderson once again. Scott Pilgrim versus the World. It also stars Olivia Williams,
0:51.6	which is she got her film debut the year before in
0:55.1	Kevin Kostner's postman and did Rushmore and was Bruce Willis's widow in the
1:00.9	Sixth Sense, which is probably where a lot of people will
1:03.7	recognize her from and then she did mostly British films from the on the postman
1:08.3	stink man. The Kostner stink gets on you, gets on you You can't get it off. And Bill Murray, this is the first film. I also kind of knew this but wasn't sure, but the Bill Murray has been in every film of West Anderson's except for his first one
1:23.2	Bottle Rocket and I'm going to talk a lot about their mutual fascination for each
1:27.5	other of course Bill Murray you know him from Groundhog Day, Caddy Shack
1:31.4	lost in translation, Ghostbusters, and again, every West
1:35.5	Anderson film But Bottle Rocket.
1:38.9	This is the, since I saw this as the first time I've ever seen it Jim I have seen every
1:45.2	West Anderson film except for Bottle Rocket I still haven't seen that one and I
1:49.5	quite enjoyed it what did you think was this your first time seeing it and what did you think of Rushmore?
1:54.4	I've seen it once before. I saw it a decade ago and I remember really liking it and the second time around I think I had a harder time
2:06.2	Maybe identifying with who I who's supposed to be the protagonist
2:10.9	Jason Schwartzman's character, Max.
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