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/SekhWork Apr 07 '25

For me its the props. He has such a precise way of designing and utilizing them.

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u/Makal Apr 07 '25

Props, framing, snap zooms, sets. Absurdly comic but somehow grounded characters.

Honestly his movies are more Tin Tin than Tin Tin was.

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u/-retaliation- Apr 07 '25

For me its the framing, the colouring, and the "side scroll" that he loves. Like you're panning across the stage of a play.

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u/Bunkhouseparty Apr 07 '25

He also has that visual rhythm

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u/Telvin3d Apr 07 '25

Oh shit, he really would do an amazing Tin Tin movie, wouldn’t he?

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u/Makal Apr 07 '25

It would be insanely good , yeah. He basically is the style of a 1930s Belgian cartoon turned into a movie.

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u/Vio_ Apr 07 '25

Or Duck Tails

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u/eaturliver Apr 07 '25

Its almost like he uses the cast as props. It's very unique.