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Owen Wilson won

seriously can't wait for this

$25 million budget confirmed idk if that was known already

Darjeeling Limited is lowkey his best.

Seeing these pics give me heavy Darjeeling/Grand Budapest vibes and I'm feeling it.

in for another classic

Harder than what I was expecting :O

damn man

big hype for this but is it possible for a film to not star saoirse ronan and/or tim chalamet at the moment

I keep forgetting Timmy is on this

Top 3
Fantastic Mr.Fox
The Royal tenebaums
Moonrise kingdom

Grand Budapest & darjeeling are amazing too

classic incoming

GBH
MK
FMF

my top 3^

My top 3
Royal tenenbaums
Moonrise kingdom
To between me fox and Budapest hotel

she was in one movie last year and he was in two.. is that really enough to complain?

they get media coverage and are on late shows a lot + they prolly get talked about a lot by young ppl but technically they only had 1 lead role each last year.

not complaining, just pointing out, but maybe i got it wrong. by 'at the moment' i do mean the past few years too
i do feel oversaturated by them though in the media, but i get it

Must stacked cast of 2020?

Only rivaled by Dune

Chalamet getting his work in

This technically a Disney movie now

Wes Anderson sure does have a signature aesthetic

Wes Anderson films are always so bright in color, or saturated ....hope im explaining what I mean properly

And his films seem to have this quirkiness to it. Makes me imagine what a hood film would like under that style. Instead of the typical way it’s shown

You mean like Atlanta?

Owen looking flabby

First picture has lighthouse vibes