An great piece of work

Rating: 8/10 (25 January 2016)

I know it is hard for so many of you to be impartial after you have sung all the praises of Rushmore and Royal Tenenbaums. But that is the joy of movies they speak to us differently. Personally I appreciated those earlier ones but have only truly come to love Anderson since Life Aquatic and Grand Budapest, this is truly one of my favorites. The framing in the cinematography was one of my favorite things here so rigid and fixed in every scene it was a character of it's own. The dryness and lack of any bold charisma by each of the characters was brilliant and lent itself to make you want to delve in and find more to pick out about each character. It has to be seen again and again to pick up all the subtle nuances. Personally I think he is gaining a maturity to his projects that is very appealing and somewhat missing in earlier works.
Well to each his own I guess but I must say GBH is my favorite Anderson film