Three Dysfunctional Brothers & A Spiritual Journey

How many times I told you that I’m a big fan of Wes Anderson and The Darjeeling Limited only makes me love him more and more. Set in India, three dysfunctional brothers tried to have a spiritual journey to meet their mother. As usual, the characters are very unique. They have unsual characteristic that would make you chuckle because it wouldn’t happen in real life. Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman succeed brought the life out of those brothers. They really won my heart because they were so lovable.

The cinematography and mise en scene is very typical Wes Anderson. Something that really caught my eyes on is the luggages those brothers have. It was cute and very important props. Apparently, those luggages designed by Louis Vuitton. Well no wonder it had everyone eyes on, it was so cathcy yet so bizarre. Really looked like designer bags because the design was unique and I've never see one like that before. I'd kill to have those bags! seriously. Wes Anderson also always coddled my eyes through his cinematography. Through Wes’ cinematography India could looked majesticly beautiful. Every color he used in his movie is in harmony. It just naturally fit the screen and you’ll just love it.

So, I give this movie 4 out of 5. I just love Wes very much. I might not be able to rate his movie below 3, because he always gave the best in his movies. At least, if you didn’t like the story, you’d just love his shots and his sets & props. Yeah, those are the things Wes best at.

RUSHMORE

Wes Anderson always made a good impression through his motion picture. Rushmore is a cult movie which had a quirky story about a young boy named Max Fischer told in a beautiful cinematographic style. He’s an expert of taking precision shots and combined it with the right props and sets, it’s magnificent! He always coddle my eyes through his movie, I mean, I’ve never seen anything so ordinary seemed so beautiful like in his movies in real life. I thought, Wes Anderson could only make beautiful shots because of the scenery in most of his movies are majestic. I mean, yeah if you had a beautiful scenery location for your movie, it wouldn’t be tough to make some beautiful shots. But I was wrong. Rushmore's sets were ordinary, like in some school and neighbourhood; these are two locations that you always see, right? But Wes Anderson made those locations looked so interesting through his cinematography. Yeah, you just can’t doubt about Anderson’s style. It’s guaranteed!

Jason Schwartzman and Bill Muray also gave their best performance. Although, the characters of Anderson’s movies are practically the same but to me it’s always interesting. You won’t meet those characters in real life; you only found them in Wes Anderson’s movie. The relationship between two main characters is weird yet priceless. It would make you chuckle and think how the hell it happened in the first place?!.

Owen Wilson took part writing the screenplay. It’s amazing, I’ve never knew that Wilson could write such screenplay this quirky but so good. He and Wes Anderson are nuts came up with this idea, because it was cute yet really strange to happen in real life. Everything in Wes Anderson’s movies always stays in Wes Anderson’s movies. I give Rushmore: 3.5 out of 5!!! It’s an interesting movie and so Wes Anderson. You have to see it if you love Wes so much!

A Whole New Way To Tell A Childhood Romance

Attention, in my first post I'm gonna tell you how Moonrise Kingdom made me love Wes Anderson so much!

To be honest, I've only watched Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox before this, but I'm in love with him officially after I watched Moonrise Kingdom. Wes Anderson coddle your eyes with beautiful mise en scene. And I feel the composition, the pastel colors and the props are in harmony, naturally fit in the movie. it's like watching a whole new tiny world, it stuck in your head for months and you just want to fuck off your big city and move there.

And the story is unique, it really is a whole new way to tell a childhood romance. I always like any movie with this theme, because it shows children's innonce and their love desire, it's crossed and you just want to laugh and cry at the same time. but Moonrise Kingdom take me to a whole new level, Wes Anderson make this character, Sam, explore what really is a sex and love desire. I think, he got mixed up and he thought that if you love someone you have to french kissed her. cute, right?

Besides Sam and his love story, I really love Scout Master Ward and his Khaki Scouts. Their relationship is indescribable! Edward Norton is great in every of his performance, and the Khaki Scouts are adorable. Turns out the scout brotherhood is really strong, although they hate Sam but they still find a way to help Sam. 

So, if I have to rate this film I'm gonna give this 4 out of 5. yeah but I don't really like ratings, because you can love any movie and you just don't give a shit about its low rating. but since I'm gonna review movies that I've watched so, I'm gonna give them my subjective rating.