Moonrise Kingdom

[yo-yo crunch]

anyone see this? not a big wes anderson fan by any means (hated darjeeling) but this really blew me away right from the opening credits. seen it like seven times which is unheard of. i've never paid this much money to see something in the theater so many times. gonna go again tonight tuesday $7 special!

[CULP]

darjeeling was amazing

moonrise kingdom was good

im a fan of wes anderson flicks (rushmore, tenenbaums,..)

life aquatic is my favourite and probably rated his worst

[Dust le Villain]

I LOVE all his movies, really amazing artist. Very very talented.


still have to watch Moonrise Kingdom, but im sure it will be dope as hell.




7 times though? hahah great

[kiki kouva]

moonrise was good, but relative to his other films it was annoying. H&M advert/wes over doing rail cams.

Moonrise kingdom is defo more accessible to a broader audience though.. relative to D limited...

re:culp jaguarshark

[dishwater]

yeah i think he's only getting better, i love all the funny details and quirky jokes. I loved Moonrise kingdom.
Still have to check Darjeeling.

definitely one of my favorite directors with no one to compare.

[yo-yo crunch]

H&M advert/wes over doing rail cams.

i'm sorry but are you saying the movie felt like a H&M advertisement...H&M the clothing store?
i feel you on the rail cams but don't think it was overdone. its one of his trademarks and i thought it worked perfectly in moonrise especially the opening sequence moving around the house. it was very effective at the end of darjeeling too

[susan balmar]

H&M advert/wes over doing rail cams.

i'm sorry but are you saying the movie felt like a H&M advertisement...H&M the clothing store?
i feel you on the rail cams but don't think it was overdone. its one of his trademarks and i thought it worked perfectly in moonrise especially the opening sequence moving around the house. it was very effective at the end of darjeeling too

yah u but u kno kiki a movie snob.

shealso prob meant H&M as in, more accessible... whichisfineiguess.

lifeaquatic.

[djmellow]

fans of wes anderson should definetely check out jim jarmusch via "dead man" and "coffee and cigarettes".