Yes, yes, how pretty and quaint.

But... behold!

Cue sinister music as the picture frames fall sideways on the wall....

And, how nice, a green astroturf-type surface to work on... or play a tiny game of golf?

You can take a 3D tour here
Below is a short video of Wes Anderson popping in for a visit to Dahl’s home and "shed."
I loved the concept of the movie and the stop-motion was great (more people should be doing it - I'm sick of computer stuff!). The way the characters looked was great. But it fell short for me. The film dragged on too long and I got bored. There also seemed to be something missing that I can’t quite put my finger on—a pulse to the thing. I wanted more to grab onto. It’s too bad because it had a lot of promise. None the less, the little visit above is fun.
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