Wes Anderson

Sermon on the Mount

A Slightly Dirty Dozen

Strangers on a Train

Wes Anderson's road trip tale of brotherly love stings with the depth (yes, depth) of his whimsy

Not To Be

Full of itself and not half as funny as it thinks it is, Hamlet 2 is simply tragic

Move Along, Kids

Full of itself and not half as funny as it thinks it is, Hamlet 2 is simply tragic

Small Wonder

Mr. Magorium is far less fantastical than its title

Train in Vein

Mr. Magorium is far less fantastical than its title

Legs to Spare

Mr. Magorium is far less fantastical than its title

The Kids Are Not Alright

From Dakota Fanning's rape to John Cusack's daddy issues, Sundance 2007 was all about the kiddie porn

The Kids Are Alright

It's hard to say who throws bigger tantrums, kid actors or rock stars.

A Family Adrift

The Squid and the Whale finds moments of joy amid the bitterness of divorce

Various Artists

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou (Hollywood)

Sea of Loathe

Wes Anderson takes Bill Murray out to sea and strands him there

Yes, You Can

In the Garden State, home is where Zach Braff's heart is

Welcome to Pachyderm House

Elefant stomps through Fort La-De-Da

Burr, Not Chilly

With the rich, says Igby, always a little pity

Cheaters Never Win

Even with Schwartzman, Slackers swindles its audience

Royal's Screwups

Anderson's film is like its characters: flawed genius

The final cut

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Raffa Prize

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Wes Anderson Finds Perfect Fit With Animation in Fantastic Mr. Fox

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Follow the Art, Then the Music

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Movie, Ice Cream, and Grass

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"Ceremony": A Callow Movie About Callowness

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Top Ten Movies for 2012

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