This is a short scene from the critically acclaimed Wes Anderson's second movie, "Rushmore". It pretty much represents the spirit of the whole picture and is captivating.
This is a short scene from the critically acclaimed Wes Anderson's second movie, "Rushmore". It pretty much represents the spirit of the whole picture and is captivating.
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If you look closely at this scene, what do you see? A broken man, unwed, unhappy. He sees the happiness in the lives of everyone but himself. He wants to die. I think it's a powerful scene.
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it does sound like jose gonzalez guitar wise but not voice wise
its the kinks nothin in the world gonna stop me from worrying about that girl
A broken man, unwed, unhappy.
He sees the happiness in the lives of everyone but himself.
He wants to die.
I think it's a powerful scene.