Essays on Wes Anderson

The film The Grand Budapest Hotel, directed by Wes Anderson, is based around a legendary concierge from a famous hotel in the fictional Republic of Zubrowka, Gustave H, who is framed for murder. In a desperate attempt to prove his innocence, Gustave teams up with...

Growing up is a different experience for everyone, but for certain individuals tragedy and sensitivity can impact them in negative ways. Until they reach a coming of age point where they can accept their differences and begin to love themselves and join society again. With...

The movie “Darjeeling Limited” directed by Wes Anderson and published in 2007 is a comedy-drama film that follows the three characters, Peter Whitman and his two brothers Francis and Jack. The three brothers reunited on a train in India called ‘The Darjeeling Limited’ and go...

Sam Shakusky – The Challenger of Hegemony Gender in Hollywood is based on the contrived actions of men saving their damsel-in-distress female counterparts. Male foci in film assume the role of emotionless individuals who strive only to outperform their male competition and sexually objectify women,...

It’s considered to be fun for anyone to dislike what his or her friends like. It makes one constraint. On the other hand, it is deemed to be unpleasant for anyone to hate what the entire world like. It becomes challenging for anyone who finds...

In this essay I will discuss and compare two beautiful movies which are The Grand Budapest Hotel and Casablanca. Even though the two movies were shot in the different times they have chosen as one of the most iconic, pleasurable and classic Hollywood movies. This...

Genre is the classification of arts, music, literature or film into different categories based on the codes and conventions that they follow. The genre of a movie often indicates to the audience the type of film and the general emotional response that can be expected....

“The Grand Budapest Hotel” is one of the most unusual and memorable films people have ever watched. Wes Anderson showed the audience an irreplaceable example of a great movie. Here everyone can see the use of different techniques that help the viewer to feel the...

Francois Truffaut claimed that there are no good and bad movies, only good and bad directors”. This essay will look at writers such as Truffaut, Sarris and Barthes, discovering the theories of authorship and correction of modern-day cinema from the past and how they reflect...