Fantastic Mr. Fox. On the 22 bus I passed a poster for the upcoming screen version of the classic Roald Dahl book. Roald, is that a name? Anyway, what I saw was so off the point I must comment. Mr. Fox is a story about poverty and the need to forage for whatever he can to feed his family. He was not a swave ganster. In the movie he demands his gang to wear hoods on their missions. They have taken the title 'fantastic' and completely misinterpred it. To me, and I may be wrong, the story is about greed and poverty. Revelent? Yes.Don't get me wrong, I love the book. The upcoming movie disgusts me though. Fantastic Mr. Fox was scavaging for what food he could using his cunning to outwit a buch of oafs. Anto has enlightened me that in the book we are also made to feel sorry for the bad guys. They have been personalised and their existance itself is sad. The movie does not convey this or the plight of those living in poverty. The film makers have also signed a deal with McDonalds for promotions. Surely KFC if anything?


