When I first saw the movie poster, I thought Im gonna love this movie. And when I watched the opening scene (not the elephant one), I KNEW I'm gonna love it. But... the movie kept on going and going, jumping from one place to another. And by the final hour it lost me, or I lost it. And I just wanted to end.
Strangely enough, I've enjoyed it immensely. Every part of the movie was well-acted, written, and directed. And…
The cinema experience made it better. I got nothing else to say about this movie. It might be my favorite Of Wes'
الفيلم دة صايع اوي. عايز اتفرج عليه تاني و تالت
It feels like Phoebe Waller-Bridge watched Frances Ha and said to herself Imma make that, but ten times better.
"I like things that look like mistakes"
I feel like every Wes movie I've watched so far leaves me with this feeling of: I wish I could spend more time with these characters. This could have dragged on for hours ans I would enjoy every bit of it.
This movie -as any Wes Anderson movie- is so visually appealing. The story is devilishly inspiring. Every character no matter how small the role it plays, feels rich. It really was "Fantastic".
Also it's always nice to hear Brian Cox's voice in any capacity.
Bunch of grandpas said fuck it and got up on their canes and made the best movie of the decade
Everything from the simple script, to the two leads, to the steady hand on the camera that just lingers on these shots was brilliant, made you feel uneasy in certain scenes where the camera closes-up on our characters and it's enough to make you feel the moment or connect with the characters.