Since French Dispatch none of his films have connected with me (the stories or characters haven’t been interesting) and the same visuals and quirkiness of his style have become tired to me

Henry Sugar was at least good.

I enjoyed those, they worked well as short films

Hot take: Rushmore is mid

I can't lie I was way late and just watched it last month. Thought it was fire.

I could see it being overrated if I had been lived with it like Tenenbaums

It was an instant classic in it's time relative to his later stuff it's a little less potent maybe

Pretty sure I saw it before Tenenbaums came out

The Criterion 4K remuxes are popping up as of today on my end

in this film wes gets added to the list of auteurs who have depicted death/the afterlife through their own style, tastes, visuals, concepts. this film makes the case for its existence for that alone

This was sleepy

Michael Cera was really funny in this though and I usually don’t quite like him

better on the third watch