laurenjfree

Revolting in every sense of the word, a crime against humanity, a repugnant viewing experience. HOWEVER, halfway through I started pretending it was a comedy; and let me tell you, I was cracking up so much I might just watch it again for the laughs!

Can this girl please stop whining and just shut up?? Her life is really not bad, like at all. Also wtf is up with Netflix and their obsession with putting musical numbers in romcoms?? UGH.

After leaving the theatre I am having a Wes Anderson overload. By far the writer/ directors most ambitious project. I really do understand the criticism, but in the words of Rhett Butler "Frankly my dear, I dont give a damn"! This was an absolute joy to watch. A meticulously intricate set design and great performances by a stellar cast pulled the story from the pages, and gave it a heartbeat.

All that being said, it is not without its flaws. The French Dispatch lacked a human element. Unlike the rest of his films, the movie was not rooted in family relationships, which is something I've always admired in his stories. However, this did not bother as much as it did other people. The French Dispatch is an absolute blast and a nice change from the boring, overdone Oscar bait movies that always come out in the fall.