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How fortunate could we be to live in a time where even the most eccentric and particular of filmmakers can find their way dabbling into dense meta territory? Mi
From the endlessly fertile and curious mind that has given us “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” “Fantastic Mr. Fox” and “The Royal Tenenbaums” comes “Asteroid City,” and it's more fun than almost anything out there.
Wes Anderson returns with a sprawling cast for “Asteroid City," a play within a play set in the midcentury American desert at a stargazer convention of kid geniuses. In her
The actor writes about how reuniting with his close peer led to a profound confrontation with the past.
Heartache, alien sightings and quarantine... Wes Anderson’s spin on the sci-fi genre only amounts to Close Encounters of the Exasperating Kind. Asteroid City ends up as his most parodical and emotionally unengaging film to date.