Sorry definitely don't agree with you, I loved it, the whole concept was great, I personally thought the action and comedy was perfectly balanced, Michael Keaton was excellent and the small cameos where a nice touch, I had a small tear in my eye when (you know who) made a appearance near the end..The Flash
Other than Michael Keaton,its abysmal.
I think we're the same there. Love slow burners.My pace of film. Love that kind of movie, the crash bang wallop John Wick and CJI type shit can do one, rubbish.
"I read that as if it were lines from a Wes Anderson script" I wrote as I sat in my gym shorts, smoking a pipe and wearing my favourite blue hat.I don’t disagree, if the film can get the green light from the producers with the view that it’s probably not going to be a commercial success then good for them. All I was pointing out was that it’s not going to appeal to the vast majority of cinema goers and maybe it isn’t designed to. That of course doesn’t mean artistic films shouldn’t exist, they absolutely have their place.
Would I recommend those that want an entertainment element to view it, probably not.
Sorry definitely don't agree with you, I loved it, the whole concept was great, I personally thought the action and comedy was perfectly balanced, Michael Keaton was excellent and the small cameos where a nice touch, I had a small tear in my eye when (you know who) made a appearance near the end..
I thought it was great 8/10also Asteroid City - 7/10
i'm interested in Wes Anderson films because they are not of the mainstream making, he has carved out a very unique style, which i respect in an art form. I'm not a devoted 'fan' by any stretch though. However his films do seem to be becoming cliches of themselves, particularly his previous outing, the French Dispatch. Anyway, this film is a little odd, as you'd expect, but the usual beautiful pastel colours and deadpan cinematography is there (both in acting and shots). It's got more meaning to it than some recent ones, which ticks it up from 6 to 7.