Honest Trailers - Every Wes Anderson Movie

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I can't be the only person who thinks his movies are pretentious garbage.

Do the wire

I’m here from 2023. It’s still very valid

I feel a little like Wes Anderson too today. I've repeated the "I want a Highlander Honest Trailer" line in so many different variations now, I wonder how many I've got left. Could turn this into a comedy act at this point.

With the help of a brown subordinate/ love interest 💀💀💀💀

Painful to watch. Not subscribing and a thumbs down.

On a serious note of consideration.

I think Wes Anderson doing a live action adaptation of "James and the Giant Peach" by Roald Dahl on the big screen would bring so much quirky symmetry on screen that I might not be able to contain myself.

But, I'd like it live action preferably... just think it'd work better with his cinematography.

This was my favorite honest trailer

I personally love Fantastic Mr. Fox and Ise of Dogs the best. They contain the most humor and visual art. They also make the most sense in terms of what you're supposed to get from them and what the characters get in the end. He has other good movies, but those two are the most captivating, in my opinion. Asteroid City was good, but it got a little too meta for me, which is the point of the film so that's not a critique, just a preference. His work is quirky and doesn't always have more of a purpose than - that's weird so let's do it - but then sometimes it really makes you feel something.

Brilliant observations.

He should do A Series of Unfortunate Events

AC has put me off WA films. M.

So good ❤

This honest trailer is a fucking work of art.

Still makes me laugh out loud.

Asteroid City!!!

Lol the final actors monologue is funny. Its so true.

This is incredible 😂🔥❤️

Asteroid City - a tale of a disaffected war photographer, a family he loves, and a meticuously planned space camp gone wrong

Man I haven’t laughed this hard at an Honest Trailer in a long time (which is saying something, they’re all generally pretty great).