BoJack in the water, Reivew on The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Wes Anderson's "Life in the Water" seems to have been published by a standard collection company known for its quality. I think this may be attributed to its unique image style: it is casual and easy to tease, and talk about some heavy things.
The protagonist is true and frank like a fuck, but kind and human, looking at the fucking chaos, but insisting on a certain innocence behind him. Coupled with the constant troubles in life without being bought by the people around him, it is reminiscent of the horseman PoJack.
But I can watch "Life in the Water" because I think PoJack is a little deliberate.

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