Taking stock of Wes Anderson's impressive filmography, from Bottle Rocket to his latest, The Phoenician Scheme ...

One of the defining features of Anderson's films is the immaculate framing. Anderson loves centered compositions, placing the ...

To put it simply, The Phoenician Scheme feels too Wes Anderson-y. It’s Anderson leaning into all his worst impulses — style over substance, deadpan humor reading as completely devoid of emotion.

The movie remains consistent with the director’s distinct, eccentric style; but, it also highlights complicated themes and multilayered characters, proving that Anderson is about more than just ...

Even those set in a particular era feel timeless thanks to the auteur's style, which feels vintage but never dated. Which movie about a misfit — or misfits — will reign supreme? 12.

No discussion of an Wes Anderson film would be complete without mentioning the soundtrack. In The Phoenician Scheme, music plays a central role in shaping the film’s strange and delightfully ...

Still, Anderson’s sheer creative style and typical ability to entertain keeps “The Phoenician Scheme” from ever feeling stale. An uninspired Wes Anderson movie is still more inspired than almost any ...

Wes Anderson had made 12 films over 29 years, making his name widely known for his distinctive visual style of symmetrical compositions, vivid color palettes and unique camera movements.

HOLLYWOOD -- Director Wes Anderson's new movie, "Asteroid City" is a bit tough to describe. The all-star ensemble is part sci-fi story involving a Junior Stargazer convention, a televised play ...

Wes Anderson made his feature film directorial debut with 1996’s “Bottle Rocket,” co-written by Anderson and Owen Wilson. It featured all three of the acting Wilson brothers — Owen, Luke ...

When Wes Anderson began prepping his latest film, The Phoenician Scheme, back in 2023, fans of the beloved auteur got a pleasant surprise: Michael Cera would work with the director for the very first ...

All this is to say that Wes Anderson should embrace his inner Sam Raimi and let loose with a bonkers horror comedy unlike anything made before. I’m not saying he should emulate Raimi’s style.