r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Mar 29 '23

Asteroid City - Official Trailer Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FW88VBvQaiI
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u/Sugreev2001 Mar 30 '23

I’m so bored of Wes Anderson, man. I’ve loved his movies since Rushmore and he hit his high point with Grand Budapest Hotel. French Dispatch was too much. Now every movie of his seems the same, certainly feel the same. Must every fucking movie look like a freaking kitsch diorama? And must every dialogue in his movies have the same whimsical manner??

People keep saying that every director has their signature style, which I totally agree with, but I think Wes is the only one, aside from Terrence Mallick, where their signature style is force fed to you in every frame of their movies.

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u/ArtisticTomatillo106 Mar 30 '23

It looks like you just don't like Wes Anderson films. I don't like explosions gunfights but why do I keep watching Michael Bay films...

If you don't like it go watch something else

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u/ArtisticTomatillo106 Mar 30 '23

No that was an example...

But I guess make an assumption. Also reading comprehension is a thing. I never once said that you like Michael Bay movies I just made an example of if you like movies with explosions watch a Michael Bay movie. If you like movies with some crazy s*** happening in the background watching a Wes Anderson film

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u/ArtisticTomatillo106 Mar 30 '23

Again attacking me not my argument.... Dude just go watch what you like and stop complaining about the progression somebody else's style