The Grand Budapest Hotel (Wes Anderson)
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i don't know him, but he's obviously talented. this thread is bearing out some of the problems and confusions noted in that mini-essay. i think the essay gets anderson and the reception of his films totally correct.
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damn thy a priori principles--look!
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Jorge wrote:I remember I was in Miami when it happened. I was posting from the balcony of my apartment overlooking the beach. And I was having an argument with Adamdude.
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it is a complicated relationship that a writer has with film--particularly if the writer subscribes to the auteur theory. to be sated is to die. validation is putrefaction.
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just as a tower rises amidst the city, so rises this man amongst the people
Jorge wrote:I remember I was in Miami when it happened. I was posting from the balcony of my apartment overlooking the beach. And I was having an argument with Adamdude.
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Never understood this style over substance complaint about Wes Anderson. He has created some of the most unique characters put on film over the last 20 years. I'm sorry, but not every character-driven movie has to look like a Cassavetes film.
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i like how wes anderson stars are all on the waifish side. you can tell they have good cardio routines.
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I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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Btw, I thumbed through that Wes Anderson Collection book. It's kind of neat. Tim Burton's art book is pretty cool too.
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have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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are you just disregarding the content of my replies?Harry Lime wrote:And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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lennytheweedwhacker wrote:are you just disregarding the content of my replies?Harry Lime wrote:And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
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nevermindHarry Lime wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:are you just disregarding the content of my replies?Harry Lime wrote:And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
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Kelly Mcgillis. Take my breathe away. You know from Top Gun?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:nevermindHarry Lime wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:are you just disregarding the content of my replies?Harry Lime wrote:And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
You've changed.
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i genuinely haven't....oh and thanks for replying to my third man post, doucheHarry Lime wrote:Kelly Mcgillis. Take my breathe away. You know from Top Gun?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:nevermindHarry Lime wrote:lennytheweedwhacker wrote:are you just disregarding the content of my replies?Harry Lime wrote:And Kelly Mcgillis.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:yeah that takes my breathe away at timesHarry Lime wrote:Only when ascending staircases.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:have you ever lost the ability to breath, randy?Harry Lime wrote:act that way or breath?lennytheweedwhacker wrote:there are plenty who don'tHarry Lime wrote:I appreciate the man's filmmaking, but why does he have every actor perform in a monotonous droll? I want the actors to breath goddamn it.
You've changed.
And they say that a hero could save us
I'm not gonna stand here and wait
I'm not gonna stand here and wait