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willrsauls t1_je6oqa1 wrote
I’m scared for OP
jimboknows6916 t1_je6onoy wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
yeah, noted UNsuccessful filmmaker Wes Anderson should write more catered to you to improve his success
[deleted] OP t1_je6onmz wrote
Reply to comment by CoralPilkington in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
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riegspsych325 t1_je6oka5 wrote
Reply to comment by DerCatrix in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
posts like these aren't made by people looking to get someone else's perspective nor made to start a healthy discussion. OP just wants an echo chamber, nothing more. If someone feels that Anderson is just becoming too focused on style over substance, then that's fine. Just come up with a more tactful way of expressing it than just reactionary garble
[deleted] OP t1_je6oher wrote
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TheDadThatGrills t1_je6ogtu wrote
Shh... let people enjoy things
Ill-Abrocoma-154 t1_je6od0c wrote
Everything Everywhere All at Once
I can definitely understand why people enjoy it, but I just couldn’t get into it myself.
SeaFoodComic t1_je6o9b4 wrote
Don’t worry they make plenty marvel movies for people like you.
[deleted] OP t1_je6o7pm wrote
Reply to comment by CapherArt in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
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Dottsterisk t1_je6o5iy wrote
Reply to comment by DerCatrix in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
OP’s post is lazy and doesn’t give us much to work with, but, in principle, there’s nothing wrong with starting a discussion about whether a famous artist is coasting or stagnating.
Tim Burton gets called out every time he makes a movie.
pdxscout t1_je6o415 wrote
While I disagree with your pessimistic take, I do agree that Wes needs someone to reign him in. When I look at my favorites of his oeuvre, they're all grounded stories with whimsy added, not whimsical stories overloaded with whimsy. Wes should add his touches to enhance a basic story, not start with over-the-top twee and then overload it until it looks like a comically-oversized (and symmetrical) Sundae.
Testone1440 t1_je6o247 wrote
Dude I couldn't agree more. Easily the most overrated director going today. The exact same movie over and over again.
Oh look every frame is centered. Oh look quirky character and set design! What’s this? Boring and strange just for the sake of being strange dialog? Man really stretching his legs with this one huh. Oh hey that actor gave a puzzled look in response to someone saying something! Not like that ever happens in EVERY.SINGLE.MOVIE of his.
hambluegar_sammwich t1_je6o1qk wrote
Reply to comment by Dragonborn83196 in Which movies do you want to like but find it hard to do so? by EngineeringOk3975
I stopped enjoying children’s animated movies at around 6 when the boys got outvoted by the girls at our after school care and we had to see the Little Mermaid instead of The Wizard. Years later as CG took over a trend started of adults, with or without children, watching children’s animated movies, and it never stopped. I don’t get it. The humor is designed to be the basest and least offensive. The stories, if not simply a remake, are extremely derivative and boring. The visuals are impressive but designed to be cute for children. When I’m forced to watch them because I’m possibly the only person on earth with this opinion, I will find some visuals cool and the occasional moment funny or touching, but mostly I feel like I’m watching derivative crap designed to sell merchandising.
So yeah, I want to like this genre of movie because it seems to make people angry that I don’t, but I genuinely don’t get the appeal to anyone over 10.
[deleted] OP t1_je6o0v0 wrote
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grinr t1_je6nxw0 wrote
Both The Road and No Country for Old Men films were like someone recorded the images in my head while reading the books. Incredible adaptations that valued the feelings those books evoked.
BakedOnions t1_je6nx9u wrote
Reply to comment by DiddleMe-Elmo in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
I feel like the best way to enjoy the French Dispatch is to be ready to be thrust into scene along with the characters and assume their circumstance as your own.
It's a movie you can taste if only you allow it to land on your tongue
Eastern_Welder1932 t1_je6nx36 wrote
Username is on brand lol
IamTheGuamGuy t1_je6nu1w wrote
Reply to comment by apf6 in How accurate was The Social Network by dothingsunevercould
Never read that before. Pretty eye opening
CoralPilkington t1_je6nqmy wrote
You care so much about this that you posted it to two different subs....
BakedOnions t1_je6npxv wrote
At this point a Wes Anderson film is a genre, in my opinion.
I like the cinematography, set design and dialogue of his worlds.
I also greatly enjoy the insane amount of cameos
Would you say that "comedy is getting old" because you keep laughing watching all the movies?
smh
MRintheKEYS t1_je6no9o wrote
Reply to comment by bolshevik_rattlehead in What actor had the greatest opening one-two punch debut in film history? by bolshevik_rattlehead
I liked Romeo Must Die and I thought Kiss of the Dragon was really good.
gorpee t1_je6nlzm wrote
Reply to comment by LondonDown in How accurate was The Social Network by dothingsunevercould
I believe he had just worked with Fincher on House of Cards so he probably got looped in that way.
purplewhiteblack t1_je6ni6w wrote
Reply to comment by cpuphry in Uncut Gems by ivebeenwrittenoff
horror movies nah, this movie! Of course it does follow the characters constantly making bad decisions and people die.
It's the horror of character flaw.
001A002B t1_je6nap8 wrote
Reply to Films that are excellent to throw on at night and fall asleep to. I need some suggestions, and I have a few that work for me. by Single_View_3645
Empire Strikes Back - I've watched it so many times, I can fall asleep before the Luke and Han start talking on Hoth.
riegspsych325 t1_je6ouoi wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Wes Anderson Movies - It's getting old, folks. by [deleted]
having the criticism is fine, it is the attitude you have expressing it that is not doing you any favors