Auteur Theory: Wes Anderson

[@hollyh1969]

I have loved his work. I love his respect for children. They are never powerless.

[@maggiebranch]

Thank you everyone for all the positive reactions! Auteur Theory: Jordan Peele is now LIVE!

[@james9269-8n]

Some of my favorite films, art in motion the writing of elegant comedy is somehow good medicine for your head. I always feel better after watching anything from his body of work. And thank you for reminding me about films I have yet to see.

[@PeteKoch]

This video is excellent. I’m an actor helping another actor friend prepare for a leading role in the next Anderson film which starts principle photography this summer. This video is most helpful and I hope it goes viral within the film lovers/makers community. Thank Maggie - you crushed this!

[@bevin1609]

i love your attention to detail on this, I haven't seen a single wes anderson movie but you make me want to watch him, keep it up you awesome creator

[@turnermurray7407]

This was an absolutely lovely and thoughtful analysis! I hope this ends up showing up for more people!

[@noelplouffe6245]

Nice job Maggie.

[@MostlyTrue]

well written and nice audio and production quality. good job

[@cinemaghost3149]

This was awesome! Thanks for the super informative breakdown and I just subbed. Keep going!

[@alexanderhamilton7753]

Absolutely loved this video essay. PLEASE keep doing this. I'd love you to discuss Kitano, Kurosawa and perhaps Tarkovsky.

[@jesslarsen]

Great video

[@leonardomoro8676]

Maggie I have to say as a cinephile myself that this analysis was far from excellent, it was outstanding. You just gained a new follower and I hope this channel grows because this was too good!

[@maggiebranch]

Thank you so much!

[@B-RollBooks]

Maggie, what a wonderful video! I'm working on a Wes Anderson-themed BookTube video at the moment, and you refreshed my flagging interest.

[@anthonypace5354]

Not the usual breakdown of spacial relationship and rule of thirds, and the math of balance; yet, I liked mention of how Wes Anderson creates colour harmony, and the roots of stylistic influence. Also, loved the choice of end scene, “What kind of Bird are you?”

[@DaneBrammage]

Awesome ❤

[@haudeamerican6959]

Loved this video. Good job Maggie 🎉

[@xnu17]

one of my favorite aside from Quentin Tarantino. very distinct style. you will know who's movie you are watching.

[@nzxiety]

How u have 20 subscribers is beyond me u deserve growth keep at it

[@cann2828]

Working on a "vlog" on exactly the same subject for an assessment, so this gave me a good idea of what to do. Mines will never be as good as yours tho, so keep up the great work!

[@phoenixc33]

so much work has clearly went into this, so I'm shocked you only have 65 (now 66) subscribers

[@Yngston]

This is really well made, thank you for this

[@andmycamera]

Great video! I hope YT pushes this to others as it did to me! New subscriber :)

[@mutuallybeneficialtransaction]

I looked through your channel and see that this video is your most viewed one. That is very much deserved. I can hear and can literally see how much work you put into it and I can tell how much you care about film and how much you enjoy Wes Anderson’s work. I think that if you wanted to make KZbin a career, you could. And I would happily stay along for the ride-I love a good video analysis. I’m subscribing and I look forward to your next video!

[@benjaminngopwaamos6878]

I always wonder what a Wes Anderson medieval movie would look like.

[@gehb]

Really good video, I absolutely love Wes Anderson and his film style and you did a really good job at explaining it :) You deserve a lot more recognition, your videos are really well made. Keep up the amazing work on the channel.

[@OhMaiGuy]

Nice video essay, Maggie! Good luck with your channel aspirations! 🤙🏾

[@Brotatoooo]

Very fun and interesting video

[@absolutelysidak]

Great video, Thank you for sharing this!

[@LoverGirlMystic]

👏🏾🎬 love this analysis

[@DS-oy7sv]

This was a great analysis of Wes Anderson :) I love every film I see of his, and have rewatched them a dozen times. I really like how you went through various films, pointing out themes and techniques Anderson used, without giving to much away, well done! May I ask what song you used at 5:15? It's really lovely :D

[@maggiebranch]

Bittersweet Memory by Al Lethbridge, I sourced all my music through Universal Production Music

[@Deployer]

Amazing!

[@arfuckle1694]

wonderful video!! :D

[@AmebaFilms]

I loved this video, thank you 🙂

[@Kysjalol]

Are you able to tell me the background song? It would mean the world for me 🙏🙏😭

[@TheSnoodPenguin]

Immediate subscribe this was great

[@BrianMcInnis87]

There's a closed captions button. This is what it's for.

[@Abdullahs_World]

😍❤️

[@SebastianMayerAEIOU]

Really, really good!!! Thank you!!! I'm sorry to ask: but you are in your twenties? Not, that I want to look down on your age.... but your perspective is young and extremely sharp, analytical, to the point. Really good. Anyone above 30 wouldn't be able to be as sharp as you are. It's a compliment.

[@maggiebranch]

I am!

[@connorcmedia]

Thought it said amateur theory my bad

[@kaydgaming]

Great video! Please don’t take this personally, but could you consider turning the music down a bit more?

[@hansamitamajee1930]

You didn’t tell the thumbnail pic is inspired by Charulata by Satyajit Ray

[@maggiebranch]

I didn't know that, that is very interesting!

[@OnlyVideos-g2c]

This feels like it was written by AI 🤔

[@maggiebranch]

Just for a school project!

[@OnlyVideos-g2c]

@@maggiebranch Not saying it's bad, but it just feels very cookie-cutter. I don't know how to describe it but liked it, regardless.

[@storzenberg]

Please stop trying to explain an artists work.

[@maggiebranch]

No?

[@RallyTheTally]

Anouther SJW rerview.

[@eypu999]

“Sjw” is just the reality u dislike