Wes Anderson Explains How to Write & Direct Movies | The Director's Chair

You can easily spot a Wes Anderson movie. Saturated colors, symmetrical shots, extravagant set design, and so much more. What's your single favorite thing about Wes Anderson films?

The W in west is for "white is right"

It would be cool to see him make something outside his wheelhouse like a thriller or an action flick. I hope we get a lot more from him either way

This channel is a gem for film enthusiasts. Great! 🌸

One note who seems to frost his films rather than photograph them.

It’s so weird seeing these sets and people in outfit but filmed normally

Wes Anderson movies SUCK!!! They are straight crapola and so are half the actors that appear in his movies... like Francis Coppola's jewish nephew... boy does that dude SUCK ASS at
acting... but that's Hollywood.. a scumbag nepo haven

People say Wes Anderson films are weird but it was how movies were made. Vintage Analog and symmetric but Of Course his is more refined and cutting edge aesthetic,

“I have tended to say I think I’d rather just do what I love!”

Couldn’t have said it better myself, Wes!💖

When I see a Wes Anderson film I just think: 'Beautiful'

magical, mind opening, strong sense of play, i love his work, he's pretty cool as well

i want Wes Anderson to help me choose furniture for my house

Det

Wes Anderson has the cinematography.

Christopher Nolan has the best plots.

Quentin Terantino has the best writing and dialogue.

Can we puh'leeze stop worshiping this guy as some sort of filmmaking savant? He's had two, possibly three good movies. Tops. The remainder of his product is tedious crap.

KEEP JUST DOING WHAT YOU LOVE, BC WHAT YOU LOVE...IS AMAZING! I have been obsessed with the way you stylin director movies since the very first one I ever saw, which was bottle rockets, and then Royal tenenbaums, and from then on I've have seen every movie that you've ever directed, simply because your style is unlike anyone elses coming to matter how many times you create a similar style throughout each movie. Plus, each movie is so wildly different no matter how some more of the style, and I can always tell a Wes Anderson film, without even knowing it's an Anderson film, so please just keep doing you, because there is no one like you, and that is but I think some are really afraid of. Your movies give me such an inspiration, and I noticed they did a very Wes Anderson-inspired episode of the show, on Apple TV, called, The After-party, season 2 episode 5, titled: Hannah. If you haven't seen it, check it out, please. 😊

Thank You

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He is the exact definition of a one-trick pony ... there obv isn't much to be learned from this particular Anderson

He seems worried that all his movies are connected in a type of thread that link his style together, but that’s exactly why we love it - and recognise it. Same with Tarantino. We know we will love it precisely because there is a link to his unique style.

absolute legend <3

I watched Asteroid City last night. Man, there is nothing this team of Folks does that I will mot like. I laughed out loud a bunch of times AND stayed up 3 hours past bedtime!

so excited to watch his latest movie!!

Sometimes he sounds like Owen Wilson

1. Eliminate all real emotion
2. Cover up lack of humanity with quirky color scheme
3. Make movies for people who hate people or who are unfortunately afflicted by some form of autism.

Liking the intro non linear

Visuals are his strong point.
Scripts and directing are not.
It's clear now, Rushmore was just luck.

Learning how to make movies from Wes Anderson fist is like learning how to ride a unicycle before a bicycle

Anybody with such a vision of their own cinematic world is a genius.

He kinda sounds like david lycnch but not as much. Like a less-david-lynch-voice. Ya know what i mean?

His work has brought me so much joy, happiness and love. Please continue

i love wes anderson

Whenever I recall my childhood memories it looked liked Wes Anderson's movies and I didn't realize until I first watched his movie. I feel so connected to his movies. My artwork, and my way of doing things is so similar to his, it's weird.

Movie name

Not impressed by his movies so far!

Best director alive.

Brilliant man.

I love how he weaves elements of theatre within his films

I wish Wes Anderson could direct Dragon Ball

One of my favorites ✨🤍

I always loved this kinda cinematography but I just didn't know the term ,now Its for me to say " Wes Anderson type"

Fuck i love wed anderson

I like how he pull his past into making the movie, which helps me understand him better. Besides, we all have memories of childhood and it is great to see Wes make his movies from children's perspective.

I like his font choice and musical taste

Cool

Why on earth did I think he'd have an English accent?