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Moonrise Kingdom is a 2012 American coming-of-age comedy drama film directed by Wes Anderson, written by Anderson and Roman Coppola, and starring Bruce Willis, Edward Norton, Bill Murray, Frances McDormand, Tilda Swinton, Jason Schwartzman, Bob Balaban, and introducing Jared Gilman and Kara Hayward. Largely set on the fictional island of New Penzance somewhere off the coast of New England, it tells the story of an…
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Wes Anderson is undeniably one of the few prominent American filmmakers today who has not only developed but has also managed to preserve a deeply personal touch in his works. This unique style enables even casual filmgoers to instantly recognise something as distinctly “Wes Anderson’s film.” While this recognition can be a blessing, it can also be a curse, as seen in his 2012 period comedy *Moonrise Kingdom*, which…More
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Recomendación que se debe considerar una producción artística de género infantil/Recommendation to be considered for an artistic production of children's genre 👦❣️👧 Sabemos que el contenido dirigido hacia la población infantil, siempre mantendrá esa delicadeza de mantener la moral y el aprendizaje socialmente aceptado, dentro de los niveles permitidos para difundir así su mensaje respecto a lo que se consumirá y o…More
Sam y Suzy # Si han visto _El gran hotel Budapest_ o _Isla de perros_, ya conocen el trabajo del Director Wes Anderson, aunque no supieran su nombre hasta este momento. Sus películas se caracterizan, entre otras cosas, por un sentido del humor bien trabajado. Lejos del absurdo de las "comedias" de estos tiempos, Anderson consigue hacer historias serias y divertidas, sencillas y profundas y logra maravillar desde lo…More
Si alguna vez has visto una película de Wes Anderson, sabrás reconocer toda su filmografía. Wes se caracteriza por ser muy centrado en sus tomas, sus colores pastel y sus tramas simples que en mi particular, llenan mi corazón. Tal vez la más conocida del director sea El Gran Hotel Budapest, que es un placer al ojo de esos que te dan tranquilidad y puedes ver un domingo mientras no estás haciendo nada; nominada al Os…More
Wes Anderson might be something of an acquired taste. For if the viewer is unaccustomed to wide-angle shots of symmetrical setpieces captured at horizon level, with actors looking directly into the camera, giving the feel more of a televised stage play than of a motion picture, they may find his approach to be...off putting. Likewise, if the viewer is unfamiliar with deadpan performances of characters behaving with…More