From the colour aesthetics to the way Wes arranges objects, people, elements in the scene and fully utilizing the wide screen format and the story line , it just Delicious and a wonderful escape from this crazy world .
@@theclaybeartravels3596 It's Wes who's losing something here, Marvel get one of the best directors of his generation and he clearly won't have all the creative liberty he's used to work with
Never saw a Wes Anderson movie until I saw Grand Budapest Hotel late last year. Then proceeded to watch all of his movies in about a week. Can't wait for this!
I agree with you. Here's what Chat GPT came up with- Rides: 1. The Royal Tenenbaum Roller Coaster: A quirky, fast-paced roller coaster that takes riders through the eccentric world of the Tenenbaum family, featuring key locations and characters from the movie. 2. The Darjeeling Express Train Ride: A scenic train ride that transports guests through the beautiful Indian landscapes from the movie, while incorporating elements of adventure and self-discovery. 3. The Fantastic Mr. Fox Treetop Adventure: A family-friendly, suspended ride where guests navigate through the tree canopies in the world of Mr. Fox, encountering animatronic woodland creatures along the way. 4. Moonrise Kingdom River Rafting: A thrilling water ride set in the movie's wilderness, where riders navigate through river rapids, overcoming obstacles and exploring the enchanting world of Sam and Suzy's love story. 5. Grand Budapest Hotel Elevator Drop: A thrilling drop tower set in the iconic Grand Budapest Hotel, where guests experience the thrill of a high-speed elevator drop while immersed in the quirky and colorful world of the film. Attractions: 1. The Life Aquatic Submarine Experience: An interactive walkthrough attraction where guests explore a detailed replica of the Belafonte submarine from "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou," including animatronic marine life and interactive exhibits. 2. Isle of Dogs Puppet Workshop: A hands-on attraction where guests can learn about stop-motion animation, create their own canine puppets inspired by the movie, and bring them to life through stop-motion techniques. 3. The French Dispatch Newsroom: An immersive, interactive exhibit where guests step into the world of journalism by exploring the French Dispatch newsroom, participating in storytelling activities, and meeting costumed characters from the movie. 4. Rushmore Academy: A multi-room, interactive experience where guests can participate in activities inspired by Max Fischer's many extracurricular clubs, such as beekeeping, fencing, or theater. Restaurants: 1. Mendl's Patisserie: A delightful bakery and café inspired by "The Grand Budapest Hotel," serving pastries, desserts, and light fare, all presented with the signature whimsy and attention to detail found in Wes Anderson's films. 2. The Whitman Brothers' Indian Cuisine: A themed restaurant based on "The Darjeeling Limited," offering a fusion of traditional Indian dishes and contemporary twists, set in an atmospheric and intricately designed dining space. 3. The Society of the Crossed Keys: A fine dining experience inspired by "The Grand Budapest Hotel," where guests can enjoy an elegant, multi-course meal in a setting reminiscent of the film's luxurious hotel. Movie Theaters: 1. The Zissou Cinema: A small, intimate theater that showcases Wes Anderson's movies, as well as behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and documentaries about the making of his films. 2. The Moonrise Kingdom Outdoor Theater: An open-air cinema set in a picturesque natural setting, where guests can enjoy classic Wes Anderson movies under the stars. Store: 1. The Wes Anderson Boutique: A unique, themed gift shop where guests can purchase exclusive merchandise inspired by Wes Anderson's films, including clothing, accessories, home décor, and memorabilia. The shop itself is designed with the same meticulous attention to detail and color palettes characteristic of Anderson's films.
@@TippyHippy the icons making the $$ while the end wont matter anyways ...as much there are movies and the pure HUMANS F S A F K FK brutal END ||| who is counting ?
Oh I'm so glad this appears to have a cohesive plot. I've loved all Wes Anderson films except the French Dispatch which didn't engage my emotions at all. It was too episodic. This looks amazing and I adore the fashion from that era. Bring it on!
I love how the dialogue is always delivered in his films. I woulda LOVED to see Clooney in this. The way he spoke in Up In The Air would be great for a character here.
I really appreciate this style of humor. Wes Anderson has such a unique way of film making. Dry humor and a great cast. This looks like another hit in my books.
I knew this was a Wes Anderson film before they even showed his name. His style is so incredibly unique. From the cast to his style of filming. Very excited for this!
Omg Tom is the man of the decade he has been a steady presence of awesome entertainment for generations xoxoxoxolove him 💋💋💋💋💋he needs a whole building of his movies 🎥 that rocked and made our world 🌎love the coloring of this new film 🎥 ❤❤❤
I’ve only seen one Wes Anderson movie, & that was Life Aquatic. This movie looks interesting, I may try to see it in theaters this summer. Lots of amazing actors in this movie
Honestly, if anyone could pull off a movie in pandemic/ quarantine /lockdown situation, it would be Wes Anderson. His style fits the shots and the locations are usually set pieces
Lost some respect for her as a person, but as an actor she's fabulous. Also lost respect for Bill Murray; maybe that's why they replaced him with Tom Hanks.
Close but I'd give that honor to Tarantino. I've heard several A listers, Pitt and Leo for ex., say that the only director they will automatically read any script that he might send them without question no matter what. Love him or hate him, QT is the Director of choice to hopefully work with for a majority of hollywood.
@@danielsan2570 agree to disagree. I love QT and his films, however, I think QT can attract the more commercial, American Hollywood A-Listers, but Wes Anderson attracts I feel the most unique and talented actors in the world, not just from the US, most of them competely one-off, enigmatic, almost eccentric in their screen presence. WA does not want to attract the biggest names in Hollywood, he wants to choose people that will continue to make his films completely unique.
