Wes Anderson outdoing himself.

Rating: 9/10 (2 February 2020)

I'm not sure how Wes Anderson managed to out-Wes Anderson himself, but this film is proof.
Take all the main elements of all his previous films, boil them down to their purest forms and mix them together and this is what will result. I'm not necessarily saying that this is a bad thing, but the forced symmetry and centering, bright colors, and quick dialogue all are a bit overwhelming at times.
This film is not without its humorous moments, but its true charm comes in the aforementioned visual style. I almost have the feeling that this was the film Wes Anderson wanted to make all along . . .