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First trailer for Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch
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Yeah this might end up being a bit too much. We will see!
Oh and to your point there are lots of good movies to see in the theaters. Go to the movies people!
I haven't even seen that many films from him but it does, yeah.
Still, looks great. Will definitely check it out.
Quoting myself elsewhere:
I find it absolutely boring that Wes Anderson seems incabaple of using actors who speak the languages/historical languages or are more representative of the cultures present in his films. Isle of Dogs, Grand Budapest Hotel, this.
Everyone is American or British! Of course!
Someone speaking a non english language? FUCK THAT, let us OVERDUB it in a silly way! Silly foreign people!
I am not enamoured with that. As much as I dislike some Tarantino stuff, there is at least the attempt to use different actors and have people speak different languages.
I find it absolutely boring that Wes Anderson seems incabaple of using actors who speak the languages/historical languages or are more representative of the cultures present in his films. Isle of Dogs, Grand Budapest Hotel, this.
Everyone is American or British! Of course!
Someone speaking a non english language? FUCK THAT, let us OVERDUB it in a silly way! Silly foreign people!
I am not enamoured with that. As much as I dislike some Tarantino stuff, there is at least the attempt to use different actors and have people speak different languages.
The framing is so good, can't wait to see it in theater.
Probably the greatest exemple of nepotism in french cinema.
Lea Seydoux, Mathieu Almaric, Cecile de France, Lyna Koudri, Stéphane Bak, Guillaume Gallienne, Denis Menochet, Damien Bonnard, Benjamin Lavernhe and Hyppolyte Girardot are all french or from french speaking countries. You can also add Timothée Chalamet who's french.
At least half of those are extremely famous here.
Probably the greatest exemple of nepotism in french cinema.
Lea Seydoux, Mathieu Almaric, Cecile de France, Lyna Koudri, Stéphane Bak, Guillaume Gallienne, Denis Menochet, Damien Bonnard, Benjamin Lavernhe and Hyppolyte Girardot are all french or from french speaking countries. You can also add Timothée Chalamet who's french.
At least half of those are extremely famous here.
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Nah, see my post.
But again it's a trailer so there's lots of jumping around.
They are immensely aesthetic.
Same, she looks fierce! Shame it looks like he won't have more than 5 minutes in it.
The film looks great. Yes, it's the same old Wes Anderson aesthetics, but the movie seems to be going for something different in its narration and structure. I'm here for it!
I haven't seen a WA movie since Darjeeling Limited, which actively turned me off. This trailer absolutely did it for me and now I need to catch up on what I missed.
I work so I can play games and watch movies but then I don't have the time to play games and watch movies.
I work so I can play games and watch movies but then I don't have the time to play games and watch movies.
Stop what you are doing and watch Grand Budapest and Moonrise Kingdom and Isle of Dogs and Fantastic Mr 🦊
It's one hell of a run.
Oh, wow! That looks fucking excellent! I'm just smiling like a fool as the trailer ends. Adding Léa Seydoux and Timothée Chalamet to the cast that I expected is such a treat, too!
Now it's stuck in my head.
I was just watching The Royal Tenenbaums last night on IFC and to see the evolution of Anderson's style over the 20 years since that movie came out is pretty remarkable.
Absolutely can't wait for this.
Absolutely can't wait for this.
Leá was in Grand Budapest so it's another Anderson regular now (he must have approximately thirty).
saying that a wes anderson movie trailer looks like a parody of a wes anderson movie doesn't bother me because that's been kinda true since Life Acquatic.
final products are still (mostly) great so....
final products are still (mostly) great so....
I guess I just didn't know her back then! I'm due for a Budapest rewatch, though.
It was a smaller role in the (already packed) film but her sleepy eyes are unmistakable
Yeah, I asked a separate group of friends which stuff I needed to see and the answer similarly boiled down to "all of them."
The only poorly composed shot in that entire trailer is the (temporary I assume) Searchlight-sans-Fox bumper at the beginning. Can't wait.
I'm hot and cold with Anderson, but I'll always give him a shot. Recently I loved Moonrise and Grand Budapest, and was bored to death of Isle of Dogs.
I love how he just keeps going deeper and deeper into his own style. Like a self parody at this point.
I'm so excited it's gonna be great.
I'm so excited it's gonna be great.
Wait he is not from Quebec? Then why did he played the king of England in The King while Pattinson was playing a french prince?
On topic: Wes Anderson and Bill Murray can do no wrong. I'll be there for the ride.