Sourced from the IMDb page 'Bottle Rocket (1994)'...because frankly I don't really live that dangerously...
Bottle Rocket (1994) Users: (1,798 votes) 19 reviews | Critics: 2 reviews The banality of crime. Two young men, Dignan and Anthony, walk along talking about "Starsky and Hutch." They're on their way to burglarize a house... See full summary » Director:Wes AndersonWriters:Owen Wilson (screenplay), Wes Anderson (screenplay)Stars:Luke Wilson, Owen Wilson and Robert Musgrave |
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The banality of crime. Two young men, Dignan and Anthony, walk along talking about "Starsky and Hutch." They're on their way to burglarize a house. After, they go to a café, play some pinball. They argue about the burglary and talk to their friend Bob about another scheme. They talk to a guy about buying a gun, just to intimidate. Anthony breaks into a car to steal a wallet. With Bob, they plan and stage a holdup and talk about it afterward at a burger stand: armed robbery for $183. They're pleased. The two pals race each other. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>Plot Summary | Add Synopsis
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Pistol | Target Practice | Robbery | Thief | BookstoreTaglines:
They're not criminals, but everybody's got to have a dream.Genres:
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Written by Duke Ellington
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At the beginning of the film, Dignan and Anthony talk about the TV show Starsky and Hutch. Owen Wilson would go on to star in the movie Starsky & Hutch. See more »Connections
References "Starsky and Hutch" (1975) See more »Soundtracks
"Stevie"Written by Duke Ellington
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Overall, this short was better that I expected. I know Anderson's work now and I know the writer side of Owen Wilson. I'll see even more when I see the feature length version - this film made me want to see it.