>that ending
Zero... had a hard life
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>>63609948
Excuse me but can you stop with this meme?
thank you
Yeah, really emotional ending. Abraham was perfect casting, i wanted to hug the 'ol guy.
The ending came out of nowhere tbqh, but i still enjoyed it.I bet i enjoy films of wes anderson.
>>63609996
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>>63610082
Hello website I don't like
>>63610139
hello 4chan
>>63610139
Go away faggot.
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>>63610032
>I bet i enjoy films of wes anderson.
Neo-/tv/ is too young to remember that one.
>>63611246
what cruel world we live in
>>63609922
What happened at the end again? Wasn't Ralph Finness killed by a Nazi or something?
>>63611405
Yeah, but then he breezes overThe sudden death of his wife. As if it were just too painful to get into. Says something like, "But we were happy, for a time." :_;
>>63611463
;__;
>>63611405
he gets shot and then zeros wife dies but it's too painful for him to remember.
>>63609922
>ENDING ENDGNINE ENIDNGING
Shut up 12 year old.
>>63609922
Honestly I thought that was really weak for a an Anderson feel. It just came out of nowhere and didn't really have much impact because the relationship was Sersh was never really developed well.
Nowhere in the same league as Life Aquatic or "I've had a rough year dad."
B-Roll footage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfYOXnyzBos
Also learn how to make Seersha's delicious pastry
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fx5lZkpDxnc
Music Supervisor Randall Poster made excellent playlists for a few characters
http://www.brooklynvegan.com/archives/2014/04/wes_anderson_mu.html
He's since added more that you can find through his spotify name. Fun exercise, fleshes out the characters.
And Richard "Based" Brody's essay about how it's Anderson's artistic manifesto
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/movies/2014/03/wes-andersons-artistic-manifesto.html
>>63611544
It works better when you watch the movie again and realize he's completely romanticizing the story as the one really happy part of his life. It puts the rest of the story in persepctive
>>63611544
It's much better than The Life Aquatic. That moment in Tenenbaums is moving. But this is just as emotional. She wasn't developed much because he couldn't really bring himself to talk about her, save for their courting. Too much pain. It didnt really come out of nowhere any more than anything else in his story, people die, she was one. It was tragic, and again, felt like an old grandpa telling the story of a war, his young love, etc. We didnt feel for her death as much as we felt the impact it had on him.
>>63611758
>She wasn't developed much because he couldn't really bring himself to talk about her, save for their courting. Too much pain
Oh it SUPPOSED to be bad... of course...
>>63612003
I hope you're just pretending to be retarded
