New Trailer:

I wanna watch this.

Supposed soundtrack listing

http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/09/21/fantastic-mr-fox-soundtrack-listing/

1. “American Empirical Pictures”*
2. “The Ballad of Davy Crockett” - The Wellingtons
3. “Mr. Fox in the Fields”*
4. “Heroes and Villains” - The Beach Boys
5. “Fooba Wooba John” - Burl Ives
6. “Boggis, Bunce, and Bean”*
7. “Jimmy Squirrel and Co.”*
8. “Love” - Nancy Adams
9. “Buckeye Jim” - Burl Ives
10. “High-Speed French Train”*
11. “Whack-Bat Majorette”*
12. “The Grey Goose” - Burl Ives
13. “Bean’s Secret Cider Cellar”*
14. “Une Petite Île” - Georges Delerue
15. “Street Fighting Man” - The Rolling Stones
16. “Fantastic Mr. Fox AKA Petey’s Song” - Jarvis Cocker
17. “Night and Day” - Art Tatum
18. “Kristofferson’s Theme”*
19. “Just Another Dead Rat in a Garbage Pail (behind a Chinese Restaurant)”*
20. “Le Grand Choral” - Georges Delerue
21. “Great Harrowsford Square”*
22. “Stunt Expo 2004″*
23. “Canis Lupus”*
24. “Ol’ Man River” - The Beach Boys
25. “Let Her Dance” - Bobby Fuller Four

*Music Composed, Conducted, and Produced by Alexandre Desplat
Produced By Wes Anderson & Randall Poster

I've become a little bored with Wes Anderson movies of late. Whether it's in a house, on a submarine, or on a train, it's pretty much the same movie over and over again. 

But this looks hilarious!

I didn't know he was known to be a pain to work for:

For his most recent film, The Fantastic Mr. Fox, Anderson upped the frustration ante by giving his ultra-specific direction remotely from Paris, leading to some key crew members, speaking to the LA Times, venting about how much they hated the guy. The LA Times, being a news source, published those vents:

"It's not in the least bit normal," director of photography Tristan Oliver observed at the production's East London set last spring, when production on "Mr. Fox" was about three-quarters complete. "I've never worked on a picture where the director has been anywhere other than the studio floor!" "Honestly? Yeah. He has made our lives miserable," the film's director of

...

http://www.iwatchstuff.com/2009/10/animating_for_wes_anderson_jus.php

And here he addresses his sociopathy:

Via:

http://www.iwatchstuff.com/2009/10/wes_anderson_addresses_his_acc.php