Delightful, playful and interesting

Rating: 9/10 (18 February 2015)

I really need to catch up on Wes Andersons repertoire, his film (the ones I have seen) are really delightful, playful and interesting and this is precisely that.
I think it is one big artistic sum that makes this different and great. The way he plays with colours, they are strange pastels almost like something is missing in the colouring process like when your toner is almost out. The way the music and sounds peak the senses and indulge you in the scenery and the small weird parts of the scenes. The characters are strange but meaningful to the story, the are very explicit and each has their own charismatic way of just being and belonging. And off course the big picture of the whole story that fits very well together and ties all the visuals, sounds well actually most of your senses in, I would like at times to have smell be art of it, fresh baked bread, the mountain air etc.
It is just a very complete film and even though it doesn't take that long to tell the story, it works out very well and is just intriguing.