I thought I had put this movie on my list because of the death of Harold Ramis. I recall reading an article and finding out that Bill Murry didn't talk to Harold for nearly a decade. Some how the name of the film Rushmore was mentioned, and I thought that Harold Ramis had some involvement in it. It appears I was wrong.
I was surprised to see that the film was co-written by Owen Wilson. I am not a huge fan of Owen Wilson, though I have nothing against him. I have seen a few of his films, but they don't really stand out to me. I have gained some respect for him, now knowing that he has writing to his carrer.
Luke Wilson appears in this film, and while he has very little screen time, I am glad to see him in a film. I have seen so little that he has done. Only Idocracy comes to mind.
As always, Bill Murray gave a good, though some what unremarkable performance. It was more unremarkable because the character didn't call for it and it didn't appear to have any ad-libing that I noticed.
It was a decent distraction for two hours, but I didn't bring anything away from this film.
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