Asteroid City | Official Trailer - In Theatres Everywhere June 23 

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It's polarizing. Some people don't find this type of direction interesting.

The movie was a waste of film for me, it was a brainless journey through great visuals!

Says every other cinephile

Bottle Rocket, Rushmore and Royal Tenenbaums were great. Should have retired afterwards.

Said no one ever

The Life Aquatic is a fav of mine

Grand Budapest Hotel is my favourite.

The French Dispatch has become my favourite after Grand Budapest Hotel. I think it deserves more love from the Anderson fans.

Cuss you all, "Fantastic Mr. Fox" is the best!

😂😂😂

“The Sporadic Rambunctious Quarantine of Asteroid City” -a quirky and fantastical collection of scenes and moments encapsulating the riveting debauchery of a town embarking through a suspected yet peculiar alien invasion. Starring: Owen Wilson as a Flying Saucer. “Wow”

Beat me to the punch

Shut up

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I dont go for see a french dispatch because i sick in ther times 😢

@@agustrixxd ugh same! I missed the golden opportunity, but let’s hope this is our chance ☺️

Ends up disappearing

I seen two of them!

Yeah, it's almost like Napoleon Dynamite

You just described every wes anderson movie

@@briangriffith4574 that’s cool to know, I may very well need to start watching his other work.

​@@Bassman36if this is the first film of his you've seen, his other work should be even more enjoyable for you.

I can't wait to watch it

You might want to start with Moonrise Kingdom

@@bexabunny674 why?

I think to fully appreciate Wes, it helps to start at the beginning. 1 is an interesting debut, 2 and 3 are masterpieces. The rest are incredibly charming. Don’t skip the 2 animated/stop motions either. They’re both awesome.

Ahh to be young

Look up these trailers. “The life aquatic with Steve Zissou”. This is my all time favorite. “The Grand Budapest” is very good too.

He's definitely out there!

You killed it with the root beer. 🤢

​@@lorenzoromero7629 same, I don't know of it's just because it isn't a very established thing where I live , but our root beer tastes like toothpaste

@@namenotimportant8408 Root beer in general is just foul.

​@@lorenzoromero7629I believe in birch beer superiority

I've always loved root beer.

This movie, for me, was absolutely Horrible !! It was a waste of a great cast! Nothing special about it, except for the appearance of the film!

His movies are getting worse and worse as time goes on.

I saw this in the theatre and I honestly couldn’t wait for it to end 😭 this film was def style over substance moonrise kingdom was wayyyyy better

Really did not enoy this movie few funny bits but couldn't wait to get out of there never feel like that in the cinema

These replies have me worried

Goole translate for this guy: movie was not good

​@@eachypinky118I'll take my chances with the 114 that agree with them over the 5 that agree with you

​@eachypinky118 also "this guy" Is there anything signifying gender at all? No? Why assume? Just say person

@@MrBigNicholas you can be gender fluid or what ever don't care , it's easy to tell what is what for us normal folk

Yes, but bless him for it. The film was glorious!

And then you realise that it was not great at all

@@eachypinky118 No way dude. It was great. Just in a different sense. Took some time and a rewatch to fully understand what was being presented to me. As a former member of theatre and as a cinephile, I love this movie. However, I understand the complexity behind comprehending it, isn't to everyone's taste. I'm sure people wanted to see the film, as presented by the trailer. So do I, to a certain extent. But Asteroid City, for what it is, is great. However, if you go in wanting it to be something else, then you won't like it.

@@spartanlz complexity? Sounds like you are talking about different film. Wes has not made any original film for past 15 years , all his films are the same

@@eachypinky118 Your face is the same.

35mm Film

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That embarrassing moment

I loved homeland series

Mid

This movie was a downgrade

This is not by any means a big movie. Wes Anderson is good at milking a low budget and making it look more expensive than it really is. This is a low budget independent film, as all of his films are.

Leiv Schreiber and Bryan Cranston were in Isle Of Dogs

Not to mention Tom Hanks and Scarlett Johansson

Liev Schreiber was in The French Dispatch as well

Tom Hanks has always struck me as perfect for Wes Anderson films. I'm kinda surprised it hadn't happened already.

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@@sumisumi-by8xv wha.

Lmao okay

You wanted to say “did”

@@MrRanel99 Why did he die

No joke. I agree. ❤

Yes, yes he is

Have you ever watched any Wes Anderson movie? It’s what makes him such a special director. He doesn’t take himself, or his movies seriously. It’s what makes them so fun.

Huh?

It was shot in 35mm Film cinematography

Them kind of effects??

Bucharest?? Do you mean The Grand Budapest Hotel? That's a sizable faux pas for a such a fan, wouldnt ya say.

​@@donotcomply1628Could have been autocorrect or just a simple spelling error they forgot to correct.

It was a mindless journey through stunning visuals, for me ! The writing was horrible and the script did nothing for the remarkable cast! It's sad, Wes Anderson, is all about visuals rather than the whole package ,of a great story with good visuals and great acting! The script didn't give much time for the actors to perform really!

@@snakedoktor6020 yes mate “effects”’as in “special effects” as in stop motion as apposed to CGI..

What ? This was typical Wes and that's the reason it flopped , people are fed up with same recycled style

@@eachypinky118 he’s played with hyper textual framing before (notably in the Grand Budapest Hotel, among other examples ), but he’s never done it in this Brechtian, postmodern sort of way. Sure, he’s dipped his toes in it, but this is the first time I’ve seen him actually go for alienation effect. His little framing devices had always amounted to charming (or cloy) little games. He never stopped being the easily accessible family drama guy. But here he actually decided to use some old avant-garde in a text that explicitly refuses to make sense. It’s still a family drama told in a Wes Anderson style, but he expands his style a bit into the old avant-garde. That’s what I mean with a breath of fresh air. He’s already perfected how to make a Wes Anderson movie, now he can see what else he can do with one. That’s what he did here. And sure, the alienation effect and postmodern framing devices aren’t ground breaking, but they feel new in Wes Anderson. Like, has anyone ever looked at Wes Anderson and thought post modern before? Or Brechtian? When I say it like that, it makes Asteroid City sound better than it actually is, lol. But still, it’s different within his oeuvre.

@@quiroz923 I completely disagree , it's same generic Wes

Because he makes the same exact thing over and over again

​@323johnnybravo Sometimes it's good just to get a voice and explore that from a thousand different angles.

I mean, if you ignore the dialog, plot, setting and multiple other things, sure, they're all the same.

@snerdterguson Bro's confusing tonal consistency with identical movies, imagine that.

@@prundonmcavoy7155 he’s the equivalent of a band that puts out the same album every few years. Sure the lyrics are the same but the structure is identical. It’s played out and he’s afraid to change and evolve.

"Stop including me" from Darjeeling is one of my favorite lines from any of his films. Totally agree, underrated. I also think Life Aquatic isn't as loved as it should be.

it's my favourite Wes film ❤

Same, still very confused though 😂

why

@@generalgrievous2165 theres is a lot to digest lets just say that 😂

​@@rikutaku9i mean i wish you said why instead of just looking like a hater to be honest

@@sendmeyourlocation1145 well what i meant was the movie is hard to explain to others in general, but is a really good movie but not for everyone ofcourse

idk about that.. 4/10

What did they cry at? There were several funny jokes to laugh at, but I didn't see anything moving or deep to get emotional about. All the emotion was gone from the scene where he has to tell his girls their mom died, for example, except for some humor. Just curious when people would've teared up.

@@sarahberkner Hey Sarah, again the movie itself was pretty bad lol but the experience of being there with real people and everyone feeling whatever personal reaction or interpretation they might have had and us all being together in that, nonjudgmental and as a loving whole was what made that evening special.

Also, the snowcaps I got were awesome ;)

Don’t get too hyped about Hanks, he probably got no more than 10 mins of screen time.

That was such a great series. I didn't think of it at the time, but I see what you mean. The people who did that show seem to have been influenced by Wes Anderson. And like with Anderson films, it was impeccably cast.

His films are recognizable for me as instantly as Jerry Garcia on guitar. There's no mistaking it. It is either him, or someone copying him.

Earth Girls Are Easy

It's Ed Norton 😂

His films are mostly dark comedies and usually set in 1 location with barley any action. Anderson does not fit the profile of his work. I think someone with experience in action and a good track record of good writing like Christopher Nolan would be perfect. He is the only writer/director capable of making a good DC superhero movies with the Dark Knight Trilogy. Speaking of which, he is about to release “Oppenheimer” which is about the guy that oversaw the creation of the first nuclear weapons in the 1930s & 40s. Pretty much the fallout era.

It's crap

It would have irritated him like hell

Plain

Its the exact plot of planet 51

Oh same same that movie was incredible I love it