Not Wes Anderson's greatest work. Still funny and worth at least a viewing or two

An excellent film, a father son story of redemption and reconciliation, complete with Anderson's always incredible visuals, great acting (Willem Defoe is adorable), and an ass-kicking soundtrack. What's not to love? Oh and it proves my long held belief that Jeff Goldblum is "part gay"

Very likeable in all aspects, Murray especially off course.

Yet another brilliant focus-on-characters and relationship between them. And can you ignore the soundtrack?

Definitely weird, great soundtrack.

It takes a moment to get into the groove of this flick but once you'r in the world of dry humour, brilliant characters and a kick-ass soundtrack with Zissou you just might find yourself ordering matching speedos online.

Excellent cast, very surreal. enjoyed the score

This is one of those pseudo-artistic intellectual movies that actually seems to have some substance. I feel like everything was rounded, and the choice for a documentary style, gritty filmography really enhanced the experience. Excellent acting.

Stably melancholic under its hysterical surface and only sentimental in a personal and befitting manner, this tragicomedy from Anderson offer a delightful perspective on the difficulty of expressing ones emotions correctly. The scene in where Steve Zissou (played by a fantastic Bill Murray) dance to the music from the walkie-talkie in the helmet is completely unforgettable. This film's heart is tired, but throbbing!

a strange strange movie, anderson's awkward directorial style combined with an equally weird script, the actors pulling out their own inner eccentricities, and to top it all off a soundtrack containing several portuguese versions of david bowie songs. all these things together would make one think this would be a blithering muck of a movie, but it's actually quite charming.

Liked it.

Bill Murray is one of the greatest actors ever, and although I prefer his other collaborations with Anderson to this, you can't deny its dead-pan effectiveness and visual inventiveness.

I am a huge Wes Anderson fan. However I think this is my least favourite of his films. There are still plenty of enjoyable moments and the cast is very good here. The script is a little bit uneven and the movie is not as funny as some of Anderson's other masterpieces

This is not Anderson's best film but it is great to see him be given free reign to do his thing. Wonderful sets.

A little meh script wise, but entertaining perfs all around make up for it, sort of.