Brilliance comes at a cost.

Sins of the führer.

It is one thing to know the horrors of slavery and another to experience it.

What is Jerusalem worth?

I always wanted to be John Malkovich.

Bringing wonder back to cinema.

The sloppest of them all!

Trojan horse of 2000s nostalgic cinema.

Put the brush down, Wes Anderson.

Film architecture also needs to be concrete.

Warm, nostalgic melancholy.

Aren’t all piano teachers masochistic?

Let’s sleep with the lights on.

Can a painting be famous enough for an entire movie?

There’s still a limit to the audience’s disbelief.

Defying traditional alien tropes.

Korean zombies infect western cinema. 

The superpower experience every high schooler dreams of. 

An overly long film befitting of its title.

Father, son and audiences try to survive this apocalyptic journey.

Somehow, sex addiction seems uninteresting.

Ridiculously fun Kung Fu.

Oh, you don’t like real girls?

As sexy as martial arts can get.

How a coin toss changed cinema.

Wes Anderson's most polished art project.

An everlasting romance in wonderfully European gothic style.

What if you could go back in time and meet your literary heroes?

The most seductive modern bond film.

Romanticizing Los Angeles crime.

A film that speaks to male audiences with just enough spark of magic.

No illusions, the magic is real.

Gothic yet innocent, one of Tim Burton's best in years.

Some men will definitely feel lost for this one.

Resisting fascism in style.

Aging has never been so painful.

An indie horror that is better than a lot of high budget ones.

Love comes in all forms and fruits.

Wes Anderson is searching for something but expects you to find the answer.