Wes Anderson never fails me. Thank you.

Rating: 10/10 (18 April 2015)

Between the symmetrical scenery, the camera angle giving us the impression and feeling that we are there as well, the long forgotten character belonging to a true gentleman, and finding humor in such a horrid time, I believe Wes Anderson outdid himself. I always explain his work as being like a movie that you read or a book that you watch. It's difficult to explain unless you see the film for yourself. Others who know his work will understand completely. If you have a short attention span and are a part of the genre everyone keeps demanding the World to "dumb it down" for, than this film is not for you. It contains emotions from within a place of substance and wholesomeness. More directors need to aspire to regain the authentic outlook on life which Wes Anderson harbors.