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...nobody thinks this???? how strange.
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** Does Ash genuinely like his classmate Agnes? Or is she [[TheBeard his beard]] for his closeted gay angst?
** Does Ash genuinely like his classmate Agnes? Or is she [[TheBeard his beard]] for his closeted gay angst?
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his orientation, gender, or mental abilities arent questioned ever. he's just [waves hands] "different." i dont think this needs to be here.
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** Is Ash gay or [[TransAudienceInterpretation transgender]]? [[TakeAThirdOption Or both?]] Or bisexual? [[DiagnosedByTheAudience Or autistic?]] The film leaves it ambiguous.
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* {{Squick}}: Taken up to eleven with details of how the farmers stink, don't take baths, have horrible-tasting disgusting food, etc.
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* {{Squick}}: Taken up to eleven with There are many details of how the farmers stink, don't take baths, have horrible-tasting disgusting food, etc.
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* HilariousInHindsight: What with [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} another film]] featuring a LoveableRogue fox having since come out, the scene involving [[spoiler:blueberries being shot via projectile and related to drugs]] is amusingly specifically similar.
** Ironically, Creator/{{Disney}} would purchase this movie (via its acquisition with Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios), making Mr. Fox the third anthropomorphic Disney fox.
** Ironically, Creator/{{Disney}} would purchase this movie (via its acquisition with Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios), making Mr. Fox the third anthropomorphic Disney fox.
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** What with [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} another film]] featuring a LoveableRogue fox having since come out, the scene involving [[spoiler:blueberries being shot via projectile and related to drugs]] is amusingly specificallysimilar.
**similar. Ironically, Creator/{{Disney}} would purchase this movie (via its acquisition with Creator/TwentiethCenturyStudios), making Mr. Fox the third anthropomorphic Disney fox.fox.
** There are some remarks about how Mr. Fox's son Ash "dresses like a girl." The 2023 revision of the book changed Mr. Fox's son to a daughter.
** What with [[WesternAnimation/{{Zootopia}} another film]] featuring a LoveableRogue fox having since come out, the scene involving [[spoiler:blueberries being shot via projectile and related to drugs]] is amusingly specifically
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** There are some remarks about how Mr. Fox's son Ash "dresses like a girl." The 2023 revision of the book changed Mr. Fox's son to a daughter.
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!!The Wes Andersen film
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!!The Wes Andersen Anderson film
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Alright. Now that we've got separate sections for the book and the film, I've readded the Magnificent Bastard entry.
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!!The Roald Dahl book
* MagnificentBastard: [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
* {{Squick}}: Taken up to eleven with details of how the farmers stink, don't take baths, have horrible-tasting disgusting food, etc.
!!The Wes Andersen film
* MagnificentBastard: [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
* {{Squick}}: Taken up to eleven with details of how the farmers stink, don't take baths, have horrible-tasting disgusting food, etc.
!!The Wes Andersen film
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again, info from the book not presented in the film
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got rid of the bit from the book because this is the film's page not the book's.
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* MagnificentBastard: (book only) [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
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didnt get the whole snippet, my bad
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[[IncestYayShipping Or]] because he's secretly [[KissingCousins crushing on him]]?
** When Felicity lashes out at her husband for their situation, is it real anger [[spoiler: or just pregnancy hormones]]?
** When Felicity lashes out at her husband for their situation, is it real anger [[spoiler: or just pregnancy hormones]]?
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the first one basically said what the first point already said, and the "does he hate him for the attention" thing is...yes lol thats not even alternative thats literally the text
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** Is Ash really mad at Kristofferson because he stole his crush Agnes? Or is he just mad because his cousin stole his beard and he has to find a new one?
** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family? [[IncestYayShipping Or]] because he's secretly [[KissingCousins crushing on him]]?
** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family? [[IncestYayShipping Or]] because he's secretly [[KissingCousins crushing on him]]?
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** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family?
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* MagnificentBastard: [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
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* MagnificentBastard: (book only) [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
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Approved entry that somehow was never placed in YMMV until now.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[CunningLikeAFox Mr. Fox]] is every bit as fantastic as the book's title suggests, a cunning and stealthy creature who regularly steals the chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys from the foul farmers, Boggis, Bunce, and Bean, using the wind and his surroundings to avoid detection, and [[JustifiedCriminal bring food home for his family]]. When the farmers finally corner he and his family and drive them deep underground, Mr. Fox, with the help of his four cubs, dig towards the neighbouring farms, and, from memory alone, he finds Boggis's Chicken House, Number One, Bunce's storehouse, and Bean's secret cider cellar, with enough food to feed not just his starving family, but the other woodland animals affected by the farmers' hunt. Openly affectionate towards his family, not afraid to get his hands dirty, happy to give and take credit where it's due, and charming and persuasive enough to win over a morally reluctant Badger, Mr. Fox ends the story, as the leader and hunter for the other burrowing animals, leaving the obsessed farmers to wait outside his hole in vain.
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** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family? [[IncestYayShipping Or]] because he's secretly [[KissingCousins crushing on him?]]him]]?
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** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family? Or because he's secretly crushing on him?
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** Does Ash hate Kristofferson because of all the respect and attention he receives from his family? Or [[IncestYayShipping Or]] because he's secretly [[KissingCousins crushing on him?him?]]
