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What if I saved a bottle rocket from the 4 - th Of July, cut a 1/2 inch hole in the top of the lemon, put about 30 air soft bb's in the lemon, and stuck the rocket fuse end up and lit it!

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Suddenly, perhaps inspired by the celebratory atmosphere (and probably too many Zimas) my husband gets the genius idea to launch some bottle rockets from his poop - hole.

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To celebrate H and I made a rocket from an old squash bottle.

Last but not least try a bottle rocket, if you don't want to build your own you can get a great bottle rocket kit from The Consortium.

Using items from the recycle bin, garage and your tap you can create a bottle rocket that will help explain Newton's Third Law of relativity.

How about this wonderful rocket pack made from old bottles by Homemade Happiness?

The title, «Bottle Rocket», comes from a rather harmless firecracker that, when lit, takes off in a flash but burns out quickly without doing any harm.

Neeson, likewise, offers precious little credibility here, though Texas native Wilson (Bottle Rocket, co-writer of Rushmore) provides a nice reality check as he fills Russ Tamblyn's old shoes from the Wise outing.

Bottle Rocket opens with an escape from a mental institution and ends with incarceration in a prison.

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From there they go to hide out in a New Mexico hotel — and that's where «Bottle Rocket» goes to die.

Those kinds of reappraisals have occasionally appeared in Anderson's career, which began with 1996's character - driven crime comedy «Bottle Rocket,» a movie that evolved from a 13 - minute short film with the help of Hollywood heavyweight James L. Brooks.

To celebrate the release of Bottle Rocket through The Criterion Collection, we've been granted exclusive access to a rare deleted scene from the film.

I would say JFK and WALL - E are musts, but you don't like WALL - E enough to buy it... I am also going to start building my Criterion Blu - ray collection from the outset and think Bottle Rocket and Third Man are musts... I have Last Emperor here, but haven't given it a spin just yet.

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Wes Anderson may have been yet to fully find his feet in this early, short - form version of Bottle Rocket, but some of his visual calling cards — that font, for one — were there from the get - go.

One of the most influential voices from the past two decades of American cinema, it's funny to think that Anderson was endorsed by Martin Scorsese way back in the day when the «Mean Streets» director co-signed onto his then little - cared - for debut «Bottle Rocket» several years before Anderson would blow up into a cultural phenomenon (that wouldn't be until around «The Royal Tenenbaums» and «The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou»).

From Bottle Rocket to The Grand Budapest Hotel, find out which of the director's eight features came out on top in our scientific * survey.

The Brothers Bloom is an odd, somewhat distancing, but still curiously satisfying confection that may not leave the indelible impression in the mind that Brick does, but, thanks to the brilliant performances, literary presentation, and kitschy European art design, offers a nice bit of escapism into its uniquely quirky world, not dissimilar to the way Wes Anderson might do if he were to create a film with more of a conventional plot (Anderson's Bottle Rocket perhaps comes closest to the spirit of Johnson's film from a story standpoint).

There is a direct connection to every one of Anderson's previous credits in Darjeeling Limited, from the core of a strained family à la Royal Tenenbaums to the use of an international setting for intrigue and adventure like The Life Aquatic of Steve Zissou, with starring roles being claimed by the matured young leads of Bottle Rocket and Rushmore.

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In Bottle Rocket, you get a fair amount of foul language and two scenes of unthreatening, unrealistic blood stemming from unseen acts.

«Bottle Rocket» then falls into a version of a familiar movie story, in which essentially innocent characters choose, or are pushed into, a life of crime, and find themselves increasingly alienated from society when all they really want to do is hang out and kill time.

Shanghai Noon, slapped together by first - time director Tom Dey, repeats the formula of Rush Hour to lesser effect: this time Chan is a Chinese imperial bodyguard sent to the Old West to retrieve a kidnapped princess, and his partner is Owen Wilson (Bottle Rocket), who looks and sounds as if he wandered in from a stoner comedy being shot on the next lot.

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The four titles that Criterion adds to the Blu - ray format limn the span of the gamut of their interests: The Third Man (classics from the canon), Chungking Express (contemporary international), The Man Who Fell to Earth (cult favorites) and Bottle Rocket (American indie).

Written by Dallas film critic Matt Zoller Seitz, who has been following Anderson's work since his film debut in 1993 with the 12 - minute short Bottle Rocket, this book is brimming with candid conversations between Seitz and Anderson, details on his creative process, charming original artwork by Max Dalton and stills from each of his films.

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21 days from now, you and your friends will be bashing evil hordes of wizards and lunchladies with your wooden swords and bottle rockets.