Favorite Wes Anderson Film?

For me it's The Grand Budapest Hotel.

The visuals, while still in keeping with Anderson's usual quirky style, seemed grander in scope this time around. The scene with Gustave/Zero chasing after Jopling down the mountain and the literal cliffhanger scene that followed was particularly well done.

I also think the humor really shone through in this one more so than any of his other films, with Ralph Fiennes performance especially fun to watch throughout. Elsewhere, the dialogue felt consistently snappy, with everyone getting in some great lines.

What's your favorite Wes Anderson film and why?

Submitted January 27, 2022 at 09:49PM by Rambler43 https://ift.tt/3u1pWB7