The fact that Mr Fox refers to the wolf as a "creature" instead of a person shows just how different their lives are. Mr Fox always believed himself to be a wild animal, stealing from farms and killing turkeys. But now, he realises that no, he's not. He's a man with responsibilities to his family. He's not the wild animal he thought he was and he's finally accepted it.
Yeah that has always confused me. They look behind them then notice a wolc on their right as though that's what they turned round to see. I also dont really understand the point or context of this scene with what they're doing at the time it just seems a bit random.
@@jacobmassey3897 I think it's to show that Mr Fox finally accepts his condition of wild animal. After all, he's just a Vulpes vulpes, and a wolf is just a Canis lupus!
Orange parts are mr fox. Cuz he is in the fall of his life. Wolf is in white cuz he is in the winter of his life and Mr Fox is gettin older so gettin closer to that wolf. Sorry for bad language.
Your comment made me reflect.... But one thing i don't understand is why mr fox and the other animals live and act like humans while animals like the wolf and the angry beagle are wild?
@@biancanencioni6279 its probably a matter of choice. They chose to live like humans but are still somewhat wild, while some animals chose to stay truly wild without living like humans.
@@biancanencioni6279 mr.fox considered himself as wild animal so he goes about stealing farm animals for a living but this scene shows that not only he's not wild (cant fully communicate with wild animal anymore) but he lives in a society now, with very real responsibilities like raising a civilized family.
He and the animals have adapted and live human lives. They can speak, they wear clothes, walk on 2 legs, work jobs and have families. Mr. Fox has always thought of himself as a wild animal who kills and steals from the farmers, but he’s not really wild anymore. The wolf on the other hand is. He can’t speak, doesn’t wear clothes and walks on all fours. He also has to hunt his food in the wild, while Mr. Fox and the other animals have unlimited access to the supermarket and farms. The simple raising the arm gesture is the only thing he has to bridge himself between wild life and domestic life. And while foxes and wolves may be different and enemies due to their competition, they both have hard lives but show mutual respect for each other.
this is the perfect example of how the perfect piece of composed music used at the right time can significantly enhance or even completely transform a moment or scene. this is without the viewer realising (at first watch) the power of a background element that made it such a moving experience. wes anderson indeed knows how to infuse a scene into his work that escapes the story and gives you a grand beautiful moment. but listen to this scene again without the music (muted) and you'll feel the difference. this is why music composition is the most underrated art form that can transcend and elevate the medium it is associated with. alexandre desplat strikes again!
"Good luck out there" The four greatest words you could say to someone when not knowing if you'll ever see them again. It's the reason why I chose to put it for my yearbook quote. It's such a coincidence that covid became serious a few months later.
The music in this scene nearly brings me to tears every time, especially right at the point where Foxy and the wolf raise fists to each other. Great scene, great movie, great soundtrack. Great book even.
them both raising their fists in the air shows how even though they are both very different species, they both will always be able to understand the language of survival
when family leader meet the real wild legend outside..then mr fox try to comunicate with the wolf..mr fox realize that wolf is a real legend and should get a big respect..because that mr fox raised up her hand to tell that wolf they are same creature..when the wolf raised back..that mean WE ARE SAME..what a good creature and the best scene ever
Thank you RUclips for recommending me this video again. All seems right in the world after the loads of ignorance I saw. Wished more people were like the solidarity between Mr. Fox and the Wolf.
hes facing the embodiment of his desires. a true wild animal. when faced with he real deal he realizes hes not cutout for that life. even after the loses his tail he starts behaving more and more like a person than an animal.
This is Mr. Fox finally rectifying his relationship with nature, and in doing so his relationship with himself. He sees the wolf as a pure wild animal that makes no attempt to civilize itself. Mr. Fox on the other hand is domesticated and personified as he tries to move on from the wild roots of his species. This scene is so important as it juxtaposes wild and domestic animals, but it also shows that there is peace between them and no phobias or hostility.
It shows that Mr. Fox realizes he’s not the wild animal he always thought himself as. He’s a husband and a father with a home and job. The wolf is truly wild. And Mr. Fox mentioning he has a fear of wolves, he manages to show mutual respect for it and no longer have a fear of them.
i think mainly it represents fantastic mr fox’s purgatory being being wild and civilised. hes not really wild anymore, he can’t directly communicate with the wolf and the wolf doesn’t understand him but there’s solidarity when he raises his fist, in spite of his phobia of the wolf he has a massive respect for it and what it represents.
Sometimes in life we are able to get a small peak to a different life Is both exicting and terrifying, watching into someone else and instead seeing the person we might had become if we made a frw different choices and knowing that life not lived is out of our reach Mr fox is on a limbo between being a schemer and adrenaline junkie,a wild trickster Vs His role a family head as well the fact he has a civilized lifestyle (he eats procesed food,he dresses clothes,he speaks a language etc) So fox here actually sees a true wild and free animal,in a way he will never able to be,and so he admires it for a few seconds and makes peace with his inner conflict
I interpreted as Mr. Fox accepting his condition as a civilized animal, but without disrespecting his wild side. He understands that he and the wolf are very different, but also very much alike in their struggles. The fact they don't speak the same language doesn't mean that they can't share the same meaning, it's a powerful message. Symbols like the fist unite people, it means resilience against the harsh winter for example. When he could understand deeply the wolf, the wolf understood him deeply and fear was no longer.
Mr. Fox always though of himself as a wild animal when stealing from the farmers, but he’s not so wild anymore. He lives a human life; speaking, wearing clothes, has a job, a family and walking on 2 legs. The wolf is the real wild animal; can’t speak, doesn’t wear clothes and walks on all 4s. He also has to hunt his own food, while Mr. Fox and the others have unlimited access to the supermarket and farms. Raising his arm is the only thing he has to connect with the wolf and bridge the gap between the wild and domestic life. And while he has a fear wolves, probably due to competition for survival, they both show mutual respect for each other. They see eye-to-eye when they realize they both have their own personal struggles when it comes to living.
I think it shows the difference between Mr. Fox and his friends and an actual wild animal. Mr. Fox tries to communicate with the wolf but he can't because he's no longer in touch with the wilds of nature. Getting over his fear of wolves and showing respect to the animal whose life is much more difficult than his. Other people in the comments have commented it better than I.
It’s certainly not in the original book but according to wes Anderson, the wolf represents the concept of being wild , mr fox trying to communicate with it but he can’t symbolises that there’s nothing left for him in the wild anymore (which is presumably why he cries) i think it’s supposed to show hes moving on for the sake of his family and accepting he can’t go back to the wild
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The fact that Mr Fox refers to the wolf as a "creature" instead of a person shows just how different their lives are. Mr Fox always believed himself to be a wild animal, stealing from farms and killing turkeys. But now, he realises that no, he's not. He's a man with responsibilities to his family. He's not the wild animal he thought he was and he's finally accepted it.
He ain't a man, But yes, I get it 😊
"Don't turn around". But the wolf is on the right.
There might've been other wolves behind them but they just notice this one aswell
Yeah that has always confused me. They look behind them then notice a wolc on their right as though that's what they turned round to see. I also dont really understand the point or context of this scene with what they're doing at the time it just seems a bit random.
@@jacobmassey3897 I think it's to show that Mr Fox finally accepts his condition of wild animal. After all, he's just a Vulpes vulpes, and a wolf is just a Canis lupus!
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I don't understand why this scene makes me cry.
Same here
Orange parts are mr fox. Cuz he is in the fall of his life. Wolf is in white cuz he is in the winter of his life and Mr Fox is gettin older so gettin closer to that wolf. Sorry for bad language.
Your wildness is calling
He can't communicate with the wild anymore. saddest part of the movie.
Your comment made me reflect....
But one thing i don't understand is why mr fox and the other animals live and act like humans while animals like the wolf and the angry beagle are wild?
@@biancanencioni6279 its probably a matter of choice. They chose to live like humans but are still somewhat wild, while some animals chose to stay truly wild without living like humans.
@@biancanencioni6279 mr.fox considered himself as wild animal so he goes about stealing farm animals for a living but this scene shows that not only he's not wild (cant fully communicate with wild animal anymore) but he lives in a society now, with very real responsibilities like raising a civilized family.
He and the animals have adapted and live human lives. They can speak, they wear clothes, walk on 2 legs, work jobs and have families. Mr. Fox has always thought of himself as a wild animal who kills and steals from the farmers, but he’s not really wild anymore. The wolf on the other hand is. He can’t speak, doesn’t wear clothes and walks on all fours.
He also has to hunt his food in the wild, while Mr. Fox and the other animals have unlimited access to the supermarket and farms.
The simple raising the arm gesture is the only thing he has to bridge himself between wild life and domestic life. And while foxes and wolves may be different and enemies due to their competition, they both have hard lives but show mutual respect for each other.
Wait that's what it means?? 😢🥺
this is the perfect example of how the perfect piece of composed music used at the right time can significantly enhance or even completely transform a moment or scene. this is without the viewer realising (at first watch) the power of a background element that made it such a moving experience. wes anderson indeed knows how to infuse a scene into his work that escapes the story and gives you a grand beautiful moment. but listen to this scene again without the music (muted) and you'll feel the difference. this is why music composition is the most underrated art form that can transcend and elevate the medium it is associated with. alexandre desplat strikes again!
What music genre is the song? I really like it and I want to listen to more music like it.
@@vacadoninja69 the song is called "Canis Lupus by Alexander Desplat" and the genre will come under Film score, contemporary classical, jazz prolly!
I recommend Jonna Jinton from youtube. One of her songs about wolves brought me here.@@vacadoninja69
"Good luck out there"
The four greatest words you could say to someone when not knowing if you'll ever see them again.
It's the reason why I chose to put it for my yearbook quote.
It's such a coincidence that covid became serious a few months later.
great yearbook quote
It's perfect
Best scene in the whole movie. I remember seeing this when I was 3 it 4 and this was the only scene I remembered.
This film is only 7 years old...how young are you?
Miarka oh well xD I'm 12 and I was born in 2003 so maybe I saw it when I was younger?
we're old.
Honestly one of the most beautiful moments in cinema imo.
Me too
"What a beautiful creature."
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Wolves are truly beautiful creatures. Fierce but majestic, like lions and sharks.
The music in this scene nearly brings me to tears every time, especially right at the point where Foxy and the wolf raise fists to each other. Great scene, great movie, great soundtrack. Great book even.
having your own tail mounted to the bike antenna is somewhat heroic
This is everything.
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Fox is in "autumn" of his life and he asked "wild animal" he used to be, if his "winter"/future would be hard for him.
Merci merci merci ! I cry everytime i see this scene.
Same, even when I only listen to the song
this was always my favorite scene in this movie
Same here
The part when the wolf puts its paw up always cracks me up 😂
It looks so goofy
Sinister Skip wagwan show us your bbm pin
Clearly you know nothing about about movies
Rotfront, comrades
The way the grass becomes snow perfectly illustrates the divide between their worlds. This whole scene is wonderful.
I love the music here. It sounds very spaghetti westerny
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Spaghetti Westerny. Love it
Glad someone else noticed it. Reminiscent of the "Ecstasy of Gold".
The wolf is more expressive than the entirety of the Lion King remake
them both raising their fists in the air shows how even though they are both very different species, they both will always be able to understand the language of survival
The music, the background, the moment of the story, the animation.. This is my favorite scene ever.
I have chills every time I see this scene.
that fist in the air was the only thread that connects them to each other.
how does this scene makes me cry?
when family leader meet the real wild legend outside..then mr fox try to comunicate with the wolf..mr fox realize that wolf is a real legend and should get a big respect..because that mr fox raised up her hand to tell that wolf they are same creature..when the wolf raised back..that mean WE ARE SAME..what a good creature and the best scene ever
How this scene give me the chills Everytime
He always thought of himself as a wild animal, but he’s not that anymore.
Thank you RUclips for recommending me this video again. All seems right in the world after the loads of ignorance I saw. Wished more people were like the solidarity between Mr. Fox and the Wolf.
"Canis lupis, Vulpes vulpes"
**Yells in Cæsar**
A man of culture I see
I have a phobia of wolves... What a beautiful creature. Wish him luck boys... Good luck out there. What a beautiful scene
Wolves truly are beautiful creatures.
idk what it is about this scene but clooney's speech and the music make me well up.
hes facing the embodiment of his desires. a true wild animal. when faced with he real deal he realizes hes not cutout for that life. even after the loses his tail he starts behaving more and more like a person than an animal.
2023 good luck Canis Lupus...
This makes me cry
Canes lupes, Vulpes vulpes
Wolf. Foxes
One of the best scene ever
Moments is power...
This is Mr. Fox finally rectifying his relationship with nature, and in doing so his relationship with himself. He sees the wolf as a pure wild animal that makes no attempt to civilize itself. Mr. Fox on the other hand is domesticated and personified as he tries to move on from the wild roots of his species. This scene is so important as it juxtaposes wild and domestic animals, but it also shows that there is peace between them and no phobias or hostility.
I love this scene I don't know wy just love ❤it
Great scene
paws up!
This part always scared me
Caitlin This part is my favorite scene in the movie.
This entire film scared me as a kid. Just the style of it was traumatising to look at.
@@oliverbean6955 you better check Laika and you won't be terrified of this anymore
How ironic
Never knew why this scene happened but I love it
It shows that Mr. Fox realizes he’s not the wild animal he always thought himself as. He’s a husband and a father with a home and job. The wolf is truly wild. And Mr. Fox mentioning he has a fear of wolves, he manages to show mutual respect for it and no longer have a fear of them.
Overcoming fear
Viewing each other as equals, and embracing change.
scenes that scared me as a kid:
Like #999
That is their scientific names wolves being canis lupus and red fox being vulpes vulpes.
when they both raised arms 😭😭😭
The only thing Mr. Fox has to connect himself to the wild.
Yo cuando voy por circunvalación y veo a un habitante de Villa Gobernador Gálvez
I find hilarious the part where he says "i dont think he speaks english or latin" so proceeds to blast some french on the wolf XD
Worth a try 😂
I learn two words in Latin neat
I learned “meus”, meaning “mine” from Paranormal Activity.
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Isn't that the soundtrack from the short film Elefante?
song???
Alexandre Desplat - Canis Lupus
Kifi Bankley thank u so much
Linnaeus enter in chat
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Is there any meaning in the salutations they do to each other.as there peculiar salutes or salutations in existence?????
The only way they have of communicating. The wolf likely doesn’t understand Mr. Fox. I think raising their arms is a sign of mutual respect.
is there a name to the song playing in the background?
Cannis Lupus by Alexander desplat
To be honest for some reason this scene terrifies me 😖
You have a phobia of wolves, obviously
@@user-lw3cc3qu6z to be honest only Black wolves terrify me but still your completely right
P.s. the reference you made is amazing
@@the_hyrulean_super_saiyan Wolves are terrifying but beautiful creatures. Like sharks.
🤔😼😽👍👍👍👍
Out of curiosity, how do you guys interpret this scene?
i think mainly it represents fantastic mr fox’s purgatory being being wild and civilised. hes not really wild anymore, he can’t directly communicate with the wolf and the wolf doesn’t understand him but there’s solidarity when he raises his fist, in spite of his phobia of the wolf he has a massive respect for it and what it represents.
Sometimes in life we are able to get a small peak to a different life
Is both exicting and terrifying, watching into someone else and instead seeing the person we might had become if we made a frw different choices and knowing that life not lived is out of our reach
Mr fox is on a limbo between being a schemer and adrenaline junkie,a wild trickster
Vs
His role a family head as well the fact he has a civilized lifestyle (he eats procesed food,he dresses clothes,he speaks a language etc)
So fox here actually sees a true wild and free animal,in a way he will never able to be,and so he admires it for a few seconds and makes peace with his inner conflict
I interpreted as Mr. Fox accepting his condition as a civilized animal, but without disrespecting his wild side. He understands that he and the wolf are very different, but also very much alike in their struggles. The fact they don't speak the same language doesn't mean that they can't share the same meaning, it's a powerful message. Symbols like the fist unite people, it means resilience against the harsh winter for example. When he could understand deeply the wolf, the wolf understood him deeply and fear was no longer.
Mr. Fox always though of himself as a wild animal when stealing from the farmers, but he’s not so wild anymore. He lives a human life; speaking, wearing clothes, has a job, a family and walking on 2 legs.
The wolf is the real wild animal; can’t speak, doesn’t wear clothes and walks on all 4s.
He also has to hunt his own food, while Mr. Fox and the others have unlimited access to the supermarket and farms.
Raising his arm is the only thing he has to connect with the wolf and bridge the gap between the wild and domestic life. And while he has a fear wolves, probably due to competition for survival, they both show mutual respect for each other. They see eye-to-eye when they realize they both have their own personal struggles when it comes to living.
Is the defalut language in Europe Latin?
2000 years ago, yes.
Are you American?
@@stefang6213 no I'm actually from California
@@thatjuanguy4204 please, for the love of God, say sike! 😅
I dont get it: the one guy says: "dont turn around" but clearly the Wolf is on the right hand side....
@@EmanAugust aah ok...such a hilarious joke...how did i miss that...
0:58 - 1:10 me during blm
Amazing scene that adds nothing to the plot, wonder why they added it
I think it shows the difference between Mr. Fox and his friends and an actual wild animal. Mr. Fox tries to communicate with the wolf but he can't because he's no longer in touch with the wilds of nature. Getting over his fear of wolves and showing respect to the animal whose life is much more difficult than his. Other people in the comments have commented it better than I.
Its weird how he says "Dont turn around". They turn around, then it changes to them looking to their Right. Consistancy issues
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Karl linneus
Amogus
sussy baka
Is that a reference to wolf children when ame leaves to be a wolf forever?
I thiiiink wolf children came out AFTER fantastic mr. fox. Both are incredible movies tho
No, interesting correlation you made there though. This movie is very old compared to Wolf Children
I don’t understand this scene, I haven’t watched the movie or read the book. Please help
It’s certainly not in the original book but according to wes Anderson, the wolf represents the concept of being wild , mr fox trying to communicate with it but he can’t symbolises that there’s nothing left for him in the wild anymore (which is presumably why he cries) i think it’s supposed to show hes moving on for the sake of his family and accepting he can’t go back to the wild
but he did communicate with it
So the wolf is a black guy?
“Canis Lupus 👉, Vulpes Vulpes🤌”
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