Movie Reviews (101-150) (50 movies items)

" You know what you get from a Wes Anderson film. His unique and colorful characters, superb colorful visual style. Great dry dialogue that deliver some of the best dead-pan humor I know. Sadly, the end result is not as engaging as the journey itself. "

Movies Re-Watched in 2017 (9 movies items)

"July 27th Directed by: Wes Anderson 4th Viewing Previous Rating: 4 After: 4.5 "

Movies watched in 2017 (124 movies items)

"5.3."

Movies watched in 2017 (147 movies items)

"5.3."

Movies viewed in 2017 (227 movies items)

"17/2/17 Wes Anderson's bizarre journey through India as three warring brothers travel a train to find themselves after their father's death. The plot is a mess, the events are surreal yet the performances are fun and you can't help but be drawn in by Anderson's keen eye and his unique filmmaking style. Not his best by a long shot but still far more interesting than most directors."

Filmography of Natalie Portman: From Best to Worst (28 movies items)

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“Talk about painful. This was excruciatingly boring. It may have only been an hour and a half but it felt like it dragged on and on and on for hours up”

Watched in 2016 (86 movies items)

"21.10. Rewatch"

Top Favorite Films of 2007 (66 movies items)

" Directed by Wes Anderson Starring Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, Adrien Brody, Amaran Karan, Wallace Wolodarsky, Waris Ahuliwara, Camilla Rutherford, Bill Murray, Irrfan Kahn, Barbet Schroder, Anjelica Huston, Natalie Portman, Kumar Pullana, and A.P. Singh "

Movies Re-Watched in 2016 (34 movies items)

"November 15th Directed by: Wes Anderson 3rd Viewing Previous Rating: 4 After: 4 ---------------------------- June 11th Directed by: Wes Anderson 2nd Viewing Original Rating: 3 After: 4"

A Complete Review of Wes Anderson's work (10 movies items)

" Cast : Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman, Irrfan Khan, Bill Murray, Anjelica Huston, atalie Portman What was it about? A year after their father's funeral, three brothers travel across India by train in an attempt to bond with each other. My two cents: Eventually, exactly like the rest of Anderson's work, I liked this movie but I didn't think it was great. Beforehand, I even watched 'Hotel Chevalier' which worked pretty well as a companion piece but I also thought it was rather"