A peculiar tension exists inside nearly every frame created by writer-director Wes Anderson. The geometric visual preoccupation of the framing; the actors, sometimes in motion but more frequently ...

Until I was surrounded by it, I don’t think I’d realized quite how much stuff there is in Wes Anderson’s movies. Walking ...

Violence isn't the first word you probably think of when you hear 'Wes Anderson,' but he brilliantly employs it in The ...

I seldom laughed but often smiled during “The Phoenician Scheme,” another monument to artifice from modern cinema’s fussiest ...

In The Phoenician Scheme, an egotist slowly comes to terms with his own humanity.

Though admittedly macabre, each attempt — think plane crashes, elevator ambushes, and even death by quicksand — features ...