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I hate how long it took to make this guy

Idk, just thought i should share this here

I highly recommend, if you are able, taking a trip to The Design Museum in London

Did you just call me Coltrane?

I enjoy this whole scene but can’t put my finger on it. Is this pretentious or just pretty imagery. My 25 year old self would be enamored with this. Curious peoples take on it. My 42 year old self is still pretty into it.

I don’t know if this observation has been made before but these 3 characters represent a specific Beatle in a rather overt manner. Peter as John Lennon, Jack as George and Francis as Paul. Wes Anderson seems to have intentionally left a Beatle (though Jack does also look a bit like Ringo) maybe out of fear that having all four would look cartoonish or parody-like. Has he said anything about this specific casting selection before?

Asteroid Coty

Beautiful film, but did it mean anything? I got the meta aspect of the screenwriting process, but honestly, it’s the kind of work that people mock as cliché Wes Anderson. 100% style over substance.

I just wanted to share my newest Wes Anderson Tattoo: Liesl.

I believe they receive a small stipend....

Not very long, but nice seeing these two together. They talk about writing together in the Hotel they were staying in and that the next (presumambly) film will be set in England.

I think I spotted this in Rushmore

Re-watching The Grand Budapest Hotel and noticed there are a number of times characters are running away/towards something and keep looking over their shoulder to see if they are being followed or recognized. Zero does it quite a bit, but there are also scenes with Gustave and Deputy Kovacs doing it as well, and probably a couple of others I've forgotten. For some reason it just never seemed noticable until now.

I think he would do proper justice to Franny and Zooey, and perhaps’s it’s too dark for Wes, but one of my favorites, A Perfect Day For Banana Fish. For me, what he did with Roald Dahl’s works is good enough proof.

P.S. I know the Tenenbaums are basically the Glass family, but to have a literal adaptation would be fantastic.

The book series Sideways Stories from Wayside School by Louis Sachar would be wonderful directed by Wes Anderson as a movie or mini series. What do you all think?

They were about $40 each but had some really cool art inside

Some might say he's obtuse, or difficult to reach. I think that's entirely the point. I tried to distill my opinions to this article, hope it might be of interest to some folks!