The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my favorite movies of all time, despite not loving the rest of Wes Anderson's work (I always enjoy them, but don't tend to rewatch them). I think it's because the visual style seems just seem to serve the story and themes of movie so well.
I may revisit earlier movies though, because my son had watched T…
The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my favorite movies of all time, despite not loving the rest of Wes Anderson's work (I always enjoy them, but don't tend to rewatch them). I think it's because the visual style seems just seem to serve the story and themes of movie so well.
I may revisit earlier movies though, because my son had watched The Fantastic Mr. Fox about 20 times this year and it's growing on me instead of destroying my sanity. It's making wonder if I didn't give some of his other movies a fair shake.
The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of my favorite movies of all time, despite not loving the rest of Wes Anderson's work (I always enjoy them, but don't tend to rewatch them). I think it's because the visual style seems just seem to serve the story and themes of movie so well.
I may revisit earlier movies though, because my son had watched The Fantastic Mr. Fox about 20 times this year and it's growing on me instead of destroying my sanity. It's making wonder if I didn't give some of his other movies a fair shake.
I did like “Fantastic Mr. Fox.” But you’ll have to pay me to sit through “The Life Aquatic” again.
I remember watching the Life Aquatic and thinking "there must be something I'm not getting about this movie". Maybe there wasn't though.