The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)

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The story of the Tenenbaum family's sudden, unexpected reunion one recent winter. (Touchstone Pictures)

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Directed By: Wes Anderson

Written By: Owen Wilson, Wes Anderson

Starring: Danny Glover, Alec Baldwin, Ben Stiller, Seymour Cassel, Gene Hackman, Luke Wilson, Bill Murray, Anjelica Huston, Owen Wilson, Gwyneth Paltrow, Andrew Wilson, Grant Rosenmeyer

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Country: USA

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Stars	User	Rating
15	BeeDub	88 _75th
Feels very much like a proto-Arrested Development, with just enough genuine humor and emotion to keep it from being a hipsters-only wankfest. Some of the storylines aren't resolved in a satisfactory way, and Bill Murray is criminally underused, but this is still a decently enjoyable time with these oh-so-quirky characters.
9	MartinTeller	96 _98th
It's easy to find fault in Tenenbaums -- it's too self-conscious, the characters are too detached and unemotional, it's overly whimsical. Those are all valid points, and to be truthful, they do nag at me. But I like that whimsy. It's clever and different and fun. And the care Wes Anderson puts into the look and feel of his movies really shows. The soundtrack is among the best I've ever heard.
7	doctor7	94 _97th
Upon a repeated viewing I have to say that I now think this film is fantastic. It's odd for me because I think it's one of the funniest movies I've seen but I rarely actually laughed. Everyone in the film is fantastic and perfectly cast, including Ben Stiller who I'm admittedly not a fan of. I think the main thing this movie requires from the viewer is time to allow the film to grow on you. Some only require a few minutes, I required a rewatch. But eventually you can see this film is wonderful.
6	jmarkthespot	95 _98th
It's just so perfect. This really is Anderson's masterpiece. Great performances from everyone, especially Luke Wilson--the "Needle in the Hay" scene makes me cry every viewing. It's touching, hilarious, and depressing in the best way possible.
4	rob	18 _97th
The ultimate escapism, a perfectly charming and warm and wonderful comedy that sucks you in and refuses to let go. By the end one feels endeared to the dysfunctional Tenenbaum family to the point of feeling a part of them, happy to soar to their heights and sink to their more frequent lows.
4	Okkervil	95 _99th
The Wilson brothers produce their finest ever performances (Luke in particular is fantastic) as they and an all star cast bring a typical Wes Anderson piece of magic to life. Funny, with a brilliant script and mad characters, I love this film. There is something new to discover each and every time I watch it and the "Needle in the Hey" scene just gives me goosebumps everytime! Majestic.
4	Bown	96 _98th
It amazes me that people find it difficult setting Anderson apart from his peers. He manages to get some truly great performances out of usually hokey actors, and the framing of the shots is just brilliant. Also a fantastic soundtrack which, while some may tell you otherwise, compliments the scenes without making up for any problems with them. A perfect movie.
3	jimmynmu	91 _93rd
Very charming and funny.
3	ktappe	50 _20th
Too quirky to be worthy of your time. It's all over the map and really doesn't go anywhere. It consists entirely of "Here's another weirdo for you to gawk at" and while that does make up a carnival sideshow, it's insufficient to comprise a motion picture.
3	LookingLand	0 _5th
wow, i hated this. violently.
3	VelvetHog	50 _14th
It isn't funny, the characters are annoying, nothing interesting happens, and the film is far too in love with itself. If a beret could jerk off, this is the porn it would watch while doing so.
3	TheAguamoose	90 _90th
At first it seemed too smug about its quirky style, but then slowly but surely its substance revealed itself and it became something beautiful.
3	CRAYON	96 _98th
I fell in love with the characters in this film. They were all very human; damaged goods. There is no perfect person in this movie, but each has a very distinct and fleshed out personality. I also really thought Wes Anderson's style actually added drama to the scenes where in some of his previous efforts it felt unnecessary at times.
2	mrparallel	42 _34th
Wes Anderson made one perfect movie, Bottle Rockets. The returns have been diminishing ever since.
2	ozymandius10	89 _97th
Excellent flick by Wes Anderson. All the characters jump off the screen by way of amazing performances. One of the best casts that I've seen on the same screen as well.
2	Nathan S	5 _93rd
I love it. Cartoonish, but somber and melancholy. A very funny black comedy with characters that are both despicable and adorable. Anderson's idiosyncrasies fit like a glove, and this is probably the best of his films so far.
2	twincinema	100 _99th
It's taken me years to fully appreciate this film, mostly because it was the first Anderson film I watched as a teen (my love for cinema revolved around 'Fight Club'), and since, I have changed my opinion slowwwwwwly. Like, I have watched this five times now, and I have finally just admitted this is a great film. Something has always drawn me in to rewatch the film, and I am glad it only took 16 years to admit what everyone else already knew.
2	MonsterGear	84 _76th
You can definitely tell it's a Wes Anderson movie, and despite all the quirk, the moment near the end when Ben Stiller (voice cracking) admits that he's had a rough year is genuinely moving.
2	Boobjuice	80 _80th
Sweet and odd like Wes Anderson's others; does not disappoint. Gwyneth Paltrow's impossibly-precise eyeliner is a force to be reckoned with in this film.
2	Barthalen	82 _86th
I feel rather silly for not having watched this sooner. Skirts that fine line between drama and dark comedy constantly and expertly. The cast is used wonderfully, with a deliciously dickish Hackman as the standout.
2	Pepsi-Man	1 _11th
I've never really understood the love for this one. Anderson is undoubtedly original and the cast is wonderful, but the choices in direction and tone are completely alienating to me. The profound detachment of all of the characters and performances really rob this of having any sort of depth or weight. All I'm left with is a bunch of boring white people speaking in monotone to one another. I really do want to like Anderson, but I'm afraid he doesn't do anything for me.
2	Prismatic	39 _3rd
Pretentious, overrated crapola.
1	fudgieb	65 _23rd
Not really all that good.
1	preachertom	100 _95th
The closest to a Salinger movie I'll probably ever get to see.
1	TripleSH	91 _93rd
Wes Anderson hits the mark with this one. Gene Hackman steals the show in this one, and we get not only tolerable, but memorable performances out of Ben Stiller and the Wilson brothers...both of them! It must have been Christmas or something.
1	svicciarelli	85 _50th
Too wrapped up in its idiosyncracies to be great, but an original breath of fresh air otherwise.
1	AgentSnipe	95 _99th
An original and emotionally involving tale with a superb ensemble cast. Set in the same vein as all Wes Anderson/Owen Wilson movies, Royal Tenenbaums is quirky and intelligent.
1	UKSubs	3 _1st
One of the most painful movie experiences of my life. It's amazing to me that Jerry Stiller can be so funny, when his son is a no talent hack. Add in the Wilson brothers and a poor script and you have a recipe for disaster.
1	Med	89 _78th
Excellenintelligent comedy with a standout cast
1	Parmandur	40 _18th
Overrated.
1	djross	60 _62nd
Great moments, but something didn't quite work for me with this one. Another viewing may be required.
1	lrampartl	86 _86th
It really drags when it centers on Luke or Gwyneth, but it's gold when Hackman's on screen. And it bugs me that Pagoda doesn't appear on the cover. He's part of the family too, especially if Glover/Murray/Owen/Buckley appear.
1	Pickpocket	9 _93rd
My favorite from Wes Anderson. This has a near perfect mix of great acting, writing, directing and music use. The Richie suicide scene is one of my favorite scenes of all time.
1	TheDiceman	55 _49th
Not bad
1	dwhee	100 _99th
An all-star cast, wonderful cinematography, and a very charming plot make this the best Wes Anderson film to date, as well as one of my all-time favorite comedies.
1	citysqwirl	87 _89th
Fascinatingly involving account of a brilliant, quirky family. I love the underplayed downbeats. Angelica Houston has one of the best movie moments of all time -- going from disdain to weeping pity and sadness to fury in less than four minutes.
1	slackerish	95 _94th
Family's great fodder for good comedy, and Wes Anderson takes total advantage of that. I loved every second of it.
1	jasonmyers	92 _96th
pretty close to perfect!!!!
1	bethelysa	90 _91st
Each time I see this movie, I'm surprised all over again with how much I really love it. It's really touching, in unexpected ways, and the acting is quite fine. It's just a delight from beginning to end.
1	Farzan	38 _26th
An extremely colorful mosaic filled with dull characters and bundled in a vapid narrative. Tenenbaums only stimulating aspects were the vivid photography, and the Royal/Pagoda duo. Otherwise, this film is a profusion of pretension and tediousness. Often pitched to me as the Holy Grail of modern cinema, created by God himself. For the entire duration of the film I felt much like Jesus on the cross in Golgotha. An overrated, endlessly talked about film wrapped in plaid paper and Van's shoelaces.
1	drj802	45 _2nd
I did not like this Movie...While watching I deicded to turn it off... It just made me want to fall asleep..
1	manname	0 _1st
pretentious and over-rated!
1	TedDedon	68 _38th
This is Wes Anderson's best unfunny comedy about nothing.
1	caocao	97 _99th
I can watch this over and over again, enjoy it every time and I still don't really know why. "I've had a good run." - Royal. Gene Hackman is legendary.
1	gonbewilson	0 _2nd
I tried to watch it a couple of times and fell asleep each time, 0.
1	Jhezabee	100 _97th
Everything just fits together so well: the scripts, the characters, the house. It is the only movie that I like Gwenyth Paltrow in, incidentally.
1	amerigo	10 _0th
Dry, lifeless, pointless. It's never funny and is, at best, weird. This has got to be the worst comedy I have ever seen. Yes, it's as bad as Joe Dirt!
1	Geodacius	52 _20th
This movie by Wes Anderson seemed incredibly pointless. It was quirky and odd which is this directors style, but I found that it had no real merit, especially considering the blockbuster cast. Nice art direction however.
1	td888	50 _42nd
Didn't work for me.
1	hehheh	2 _36th
look, ben stiller and his boys wear matching adidas' suits!!! great!!! wes anderson will be the ingmar bergman of the future...
1	Otto	15 _5th
The people are too self involved, the movie is too self involved. I wasn't interested in the characters at all, no connection.
1	bigsby	100 _86th
Wes Anderson is a genius artist. This is the most perfectly paced movie I have ever seen, which just the right amount of sarcasm & wit that makes repeat viewings so enjoyable, you want to watch it all the time. The music is to DIE for, Mark Mothersbaugh knows what he's doing to compliment the movie superbly. All of the actors became my favorite characters, with all of their flaws & problems that are prominent in every Anderson film. This is the first one I saw of his work & I immediately went o
1	ajeckertdo	92 _81st
Wes Anderson's movies are ambitious, sure, and bluntly quirky, but endearing and real enough that one starts to identify with his weirdos and the human pathos expressed. A sadness permeates his films, and I love them all.
1	Jarmann	92 _95th
For me the best Anderson movie. Subtle sorrow greatly acted.
1	andayb	70 _80th
undoubtedly anderson's best, but still not as good as it's hyped up to be. his obsession for set detail and colors is admirable, and his camerawork is masterful, but the story is always too disjointed. He relies too heavily on music and nostalgia. it's too sober to be a comedy, too dry to be a drama, ends up being a surreal imitation of a quirky life that we never get to know. nevertheless, tenenbaums has character, it may have a forgettable story, but it's a notable movie.
1	miss jesus	65 _58th
It has cute moments here and there, but as Wilson participated less in the writing, the humanity in Anderson's films was replaced by less sympathetic characters and a crueler sense of humor. I find I like this movie less and less as years go by.
1	tittlez	47 _18th
a bit weird
1	Hancock	30 _6th
Not funny, Really boring imo
1	kav	40 _13th
I didn't like it. I found the acting style and the whole plot to be unfailingly annoying.
1	Jeb	98 _93rd
Anderson at the top of his game. The cast is immaculately handled, with everybody giving impeccable performances. The film is a subtle, rare comedic yet compelling drama. The screenplay, co-written by Owen Wilson and Anderson, is brilliant.
1	XakkMaster	94 _95th
Terrific characters who all feel unique, despite Anderson's penchant for quirky dialogue and deadpan delivery. Hackman's performance in particular is entertaining and heart-felt. There are tons of relatable moments for anyone who has experienced the asbsence of a parent and scene after memorable scene smothered with emotional content. Anderson perfected his filming style here and showcases why he's a master behind the camera with brilliantly framed images. Soundtrack packs a punch too.
1	luc	40 _5th
A disappointment. I could not laugh with this movie. G.Hackman looks ridiculous in this so called comedian.
1	Optimus_mike	90 _90th
the line "I've had a rough year, dad." still makes me tear up.
1	samik1981	100 _71st
I LOVE THIS FILM
1	cult_of_same	15 _14th
Yawn...ewww...yawn
1	QVT	90 _92nd
This is mise en scène class. 100, 101, 102A-C and 106 (the seminar) because good god. I was all ready to hate this for some reason(maybe the recent failure of Mr Fox, the furry?) but it absolutely blew me away. Would have come closer to 100 if there was no Alec Baldwin, honestly. Get somebody with talent to narrate
1	friscalate	95 _76th
Beautifully done, great acting, lovely soundtrack.
1	Milk-plus__	85 _89th
Hilarious, the one film that made me seriously think about what I was going to put on my epitaph
1	deaddilly	95 _98th
When I first watched this as a kid every single character was burned into my memory forever. The coolest film.
1	Must Unsee	95 _98th
This used to be my favorite movie lol
1	therubettes	30 _7th
Too clever. Unrelatable characters.
1	St. Berna	70 _53rd
tüm karakterler abartılı bir şekilde karikatürize. drama-komedi dengesi bozuk. "ne güldürür, ne aglatır" cinsinden. sevimsiz, itici bi film. ya da wes anderson'la alenktrigimiz tutmadı galiba bizim; ondan oldu böyle.
1	Matthew Parkinson (CineMarter)	80 _89th
The Royal Tenenbaums is a really wonderful film. It's hilarious, for starters, and contains am emotional truth underneath its quirkiness. The balancing act that has to be done in order for all of these characters to feel important and real is impressive in and of itself, and a testament to both the directorial skill of Wes Anderson, but also the screenwriting talent of Anderson and Owen Wilson. While it's undoubtedly silly, The Royal Tenenbaums is absolutely worth seeing.
1	hellboy76	93 _98th
Excellently strange family dramedy from Anderson and company.
1	strangefan	75 _10th
Overrated hokum saved by great performances by Hackman and Murray. Stiller and the Wilson brothers seem to be channeling stock characters from their other so-called comedies.
1	Ununnilium	96 _97th
It's often hard for me to get into dramas about really messed-up families, but this has so much sympathy, so much empathy for each individual's flaws and pain, while, at the same time, being willing to show how messed-up each one actually is and how much they need help. It's kind.
1	Alon Reter	70 _69th
Decadence, mon amour.
1	davisty69	69 _7th
Not really that good.
1	ShaqFilmClub	100 _85th
6 Shaqtaculars
1	Ryan Lueders (ReelRyan)	0 _0th
I have a hard time understanding why anyone likes this movie. Please, please explain to me why anyone out there would watch this film for any sort of enjoyment. I can't even say that the acting is done well because everyone uses such a monotone voice throughout the film. I usually reserve a zero score for a movie that offends me greatly but in the case of the Royal Tenenbaums I just couldn't find a reason to award it a single point. Killing the beagle didn't score any points with me either.
1	magdabag	92 _85th
Coming from a big family of weirdos who each respectively have odd relationships, I loved this movie. I give 9 wooden prosthetic fingers out of 10.
1	donquixotic	1 _3rd
I don't get Wes Anderson.
1	pendency	85 _95th
I love the pacing and long spaces in this story. The simplest sentence has the weight of years behind it. Review weighted by personal relevance, as tales of genius families ground down into mediocrity are of particular interest.
1	RuruSmasher	91 _79th
I really didn't get it the first time I saw it. And watching it again, I found it very powerful, wistful, moving and happy, in a very sad, existential malaise way. Did not expect Luke Wilson's performance to sort of break me. BRB, going to find my cigarettes in all of their hiding places.
1	Ceekay19	80 _81st
Richie: "Of course it's dark, it's a suicide note."

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