The debut film of director Wes Anderson bears the signature quirkiness of his subsequent efforts and that's not a bad thing at all.  Though not as fully realized as "Rushmore" this film has alot to recommend it.  Owen Wilson displays his comic dynamism as Dignan, the off-center young suburbanite with delusions of being a bandit.  Luke Wilson has some touching moments as Anthony, Dignan's begrudgingly loyal pal who reluctantly goes along with Dignan's far-out schemes.  Luke Wilson's best moments come in a romantic subplot involving a Paraguayan motel housecleaner.  Central to the plot is a warehouse heist that is hilarious and it's subsequent ramifications I will not spoil for you here.  You have to see it to believe it.  Though not classic stuff, a very interesting and funny film.