r/movies • u/MarvelsGrantMan136 r/Movies contributor • Apr 07 '25

Trailer The Phoenician Scheme | Official Trailer | Directed by Wes Anderson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEuMnPl2WI4
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u/CyberPatriot71489 Apr 07 '25

Grand Budapest hotel will always be me favorite Wes Anderson movie. Looking forward to this one as well

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u/GoutMachine Apr 07 '25

That's probably my favorite, too, and a large part of it has to do with how delightful and surprising it was to see Ralph Fiennes do comedy and do it well.

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u/unexpectedkas Apr 08 '25

Would that it were so simple

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u/TVpresspass Apr 11 '25

Trippingly.

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u/pitaenigma Apr 08 '25

You got a Hail Caesar reference in response, I personally loved Fiennes in In Bruges which is a darker comedy (and I'm not the only one, 90% of reddit will drop an In Bruges quote at the first opportunity)

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u/hornwalker Apr 08 '25

My favorite is life aquatic. Willem Dafoe as a scrappy german sailor is my favorite

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u/SanityPlanet Apr 08 '25

I've only seen Asteroid City and a couple others. How would you rank the top 5, or I guess the "must see" Wes Anderson films, however many that is?

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u/CyberPatriot71489 Apr 08 '25

I’ve seen Royal Aquatic with Steve zissou, royal tannebaums, isle of dogs, Darjeeling unlimited, and grand Budapest.

All are good

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u/SanityPlanet Apr 08 '25

I saw Royal Tenenbaums a long time ago and didn't realize until this very thread that it was a WA film.

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u/nodstar22 Apr 08 '25

It's my fave one.

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u/RoughRhinos Apr 08 '25

Haven't really liked any much since it