The French Dispatch | Wes Anderson | October 22, 2021 | The Most Wes Anderson Movie to Exist?

[Hatebox]

Wes Anderson is my biggest film blindspot. Beyond amusing compositions I just don't get the appeal at all. But I also appreciate that Hollywood needs more popular auteurs like him, not fewer.

[Eric Atreides]

This was truly phenomenal. Every segment has some of the most outlandish and inventive setpieces and designs Wes Anderson ever created, and the film as a whole serves as a beautiful look into journalism and storytelling that I just ate up like candy. It's a pity there's such a measured response to it, because this is an all-timer in Wesley's filmography.

[Jonwo]

23 hours ago, Eric Atreides said:

This was truly phenomenal. Every segment has some of the most outlandish and inventive setpieces and designs Wes Anderson ever created, and the film as a whole serves as a beautiful look into journalism and storytelling that I just ate up like candy. It's a pity there's such a measured response to it, because this is an all-timer in Wesley's filmography.

I liked it but it's not convert anyone who doesn't like Wes Anderson's style. 

[Noctis]

Fantastic Mr. Fox is by very far his best film.

 

 

[Last Man Standing]

24 minutes ago, Noctis said:

Fantastic Mr. Fox is by very far his best film.

 

 

If it's better than GBH it's not by much. Personally I liked both a lot, and Moonrise Kingdom.

[Jonwo]

It'll never happen but it'd be interesting to see how Wes Anderson would handle a $100m+ budget film. 

[Eric Atreides]