REVIEW: MOONRISE KINGDOM
The summer of 2012 marks a successful return of popular actors! In May, we got the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air back, Mr. Smith, himself, and with "Moonrise Kingdom," the comeback of Edward Norton and Bill Murray. Murray was last heard in director Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" back in 2009, and even though his character is a bit of downer, it's still a treat to see him on the cinema. Norton, who's played many menacing, unpredictable roles in films like "American History X" and "Fight Club," has turned, shall we say, softer, by playing a nervous, smoking Khaki Scout Headmaster. Welcome back, Norton If all of this is an overabundance of quirkiness, you're in for the mother-load as "Moonrise Kingdom" finally got a wide release. The film's already broken a record, it only opened in 4 theaters initially, but still hauled in an impressive $167,000. Anderson has now produced a cult following if nothing else! As ...