After the post on Hitchcock, I thought I'd do a few posts on my favourite directors. Wes Anderson's films skillfully combine dry humour and bizarre characters with unusual yet poignant plot lines. They often feature eccentric and precocious younger characters (Max in
Rushmore; Richie in
The Royal Tenenbaums), bastard old men (Royal Tenenbaum; Herman Blume in
Rushmore), dysfunctional families (The Tenenbaums; the Whitman brothers in
The Darjeeling Limited), and...well just plain weirdos (Margot in
The Royal Tenenbaums; Steve Zissou in
The Life Aquatic). All films have brilliant soundtracks and phenomenal casts.
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| The Royal Tenenbaums |
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| The Life Aquatic |
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| The Darjeeling Limited |
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| Rushmore |
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| Fantastic Mr. Fox |
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