i dont think its his fans so much as just how cutesy and contrived every single aspect of his flms are down to the most infinitesimal minutia. i still love them all.
The subject matter is rarely cutesy and contrived. What I like about him is the juxtaposition between the innocent toy box like veneer of his work and the actual content of what’s happening. A lot of his films are about forbidden love, familial trauma, and there’s plenty of scenes of violence, death, and like I mentioned earlier the attempted suicide in Tenenbaums being a standout darker moment. He’s sort of playing around with what appears to be an extension of some of Peter Greenaway’s visual ideas.
yup that’s his true classic
Moonrise Kingdom too actually
Moonrise 3rd favorite, but I’m more of a Life Aquatic and Darjeeling Limited kinda guy.
Moonrise 3rd favorite, but I’m more of a Life Aquatic and Darjeeling Limited kinda guy.
eh i like Mr. Fox and Isle of Dogs better than those tbh
eh i like Mr. Fox and Isle of Dogs better than those tbh
Honestly his animated stuff is closer to the bottom for me. They’re still really good for what they are but what I like about his work comes out more in live action.
Been revisiting Wes Anderson’s filmography. I think his twee film school fans have sort of soured his reputation in online circles over the years but I’m having a blast going through all of his stuff again. Hyped for his new film next month.
Life Aquatic is the s***
The subject matter is rarely cutesy and contrived. What I like about him is the juxtaposition between the innocent toy box like veneer of his work and the actual content of what’s happening. A lot of his films are about forbidden love, familial trauma, and there’s plenty of scenes of violence, death, and like I mentioned earlier the attempted suicide in Tenenbaums being a standout darker moment. He’s sort of playing around with what appears to be an extension of some of Peter Greenaway’s visual ideas.
I meant visually and his aesthetic is so distinct it almost overpowers the qualities your pointed out. Again not my complaint.
Hal Ashby was definitely on some proto Wes with Harold & Maude and The Landlord as well
Honestly his animated stuff is closer to the bottom for me. They’re still really good for what they are but what I like about his work comes out more in live action.
Fox a classic for that Heroes & Villains needle drops alone
I meant visually and his aesthetic is so distinct it almost overpowers the qualities your pointed out. Again not my complaint.
Hal Ashby was definitely on some proto Wes with Harold & Maude and The Landlord as well
Yeah I gotcha. That’s true tho. Never noticed those influences.
Fox a classic for that Heroes & Villains needle drops alone
Yeah I said that in my recent review for it. He’s really got great taste in music.
Girl from Moonrise looks like she’d grow up to be Lana Del Rey lol
Well she certainly grew up….

Yeah I said that in my recent review for it. He’s really got great taste in music.
I had already started dabbling in 60s rock when I saw my first Wes (Tenenbaums) so that always added an extra level of appreciation for his films. Can't wait to see what nuggets he pulls up with every time.
So much kinks
I had already started dabbling in 60s rock when I saw my first Wes (Tenenbaums) so that always added an extra level of appreciation for his films. Can't wait to see what nuggets he pulls up with every time.
So much kinks
This a gem from 1969 when we get to that year and used in Darjeeling Limited.

This a gem from 1969 when we get to that year and used in Darjeeling Limited.
!https://youtube.com/watch?v=aVHHIl9HbwI&feature=shareclassik
What's the best MGS
first 3 are all amazing. 5 got the most fun factor for the gameplay, good story too but it takes awhile to get the most out of it.
classik
you here any of the new sufjan? going back to his folk style, some of his best songs since Illinois imo.
also thoughts on All Delighted People? feels like it gets lost in the mix but I love that one
you here any of the new sufjan? going back to his folk style, some of his best songs since Illinois imo.
also thoughts on All Delighted People? feels like it gets lost in the mix but I love that one
listening now
will report back
I haven't listened to all delighted people in like 7 years but I remember liking it.
Been spinning Perfect From Now On
guess I listened to Broken Chairs enough for them to sorta sink in cause my allergies aren't flaring up

you here any of the new sufjan? going back to his folk style, some of his best songs since Illinois imo.
also thoughts on All Delighted People? feels like it gets lost in the mix but I love that one
Yeah these are really nice. I like them all.
I wonder who Angelo De Augstine is