Recently, after having found out that the State Theatre would be playing Wes Anderson’s latest creation, The Grand Budapest Hotel, I have drifted into a train of thought where I almost exclusively, when thinking about film, ponder about the various quirks of a typical Wes Anderson film.
He is certainly a director who has quite successfully developed his own niche in terms of style, very similar to how Woody Allen has created his own stylistic foundation. However, within Wes Anderson’s originality there is of course an amalgam of influences, yet, his ability to shape these influences into his very own creation is by in large where his individuality in the film world lies.
While browsing through www.thisiscolossal.com, a website that I recommend when you want to burn some time while looking at very interesting art, I found a post featuring various supercuts of certain visual styles of certain directors, including Wes Anderson. I found this very interesting so I wanted to share it.
Here are the rest of the videos made by the same person.
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