High school student-millionaire-elementary school teacher love triangle by Wes Anderson
Rushmore was another one of Wes Anderson’s quirky comedies, and his second overall. This one focuses upon a private school and one of its students Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman) who has dreams of grandeur. He is involved in almost every extra curricular activity he can think of to boost his standing while ignoring his studies. Things change for him when he meets the millionaire Herman Blume (Bill Murray) who sends his kids to Rushmore. They form both a friendship and a rivalry for the affection of teacher Rosemary Cross (Olivia Williams).<br /><br />Max and Herman are obviously an odd couple. Herman is bored with his life, sees his wife cheating and doesn’t like his own two boys. Max appears interesting which gives him a chance to shake up his boring life. Max sees Herman as a role model and a friend since he really has none at school. Their rivalry provides plenty of laugh like when when Herman cuts the chain on Max’s bike and then runs it over with his car.<br /><br />All together it’s one of Anderson’s best movies.<br />C
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