How Wes Anderson Masks Emotion

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With The French Dispatch in cinemas, I thought I'd take a look at the idiosyncratic ways Wes Anderson creates emotion in his films, often masking it with comedy and other techniques. I use films from throughout his filmography, including The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Royal Tenenbaums, and Rushmore.
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[@diegovera1353]

Wes Anderson characters can say like two lines and make me cry

[@zeddicuszorander9394]

Your constant flow of video essays elaborating the genius of cinematography continues to leave me speechless, and inspires me to watch movies with the same fervor you display. I love your work. Nearly as much as Wes Anderson's films. Keeps it up, you're doing great

[@JustPringless]

Great video! There's so few videos talking about emotional side of the director's style, well done! Also, French Dispatch is absolutely amazing

[@MrKelsomatic]

I’d love to hear about your personal response to The French Dispatch. I’m a fan of Wes Anderson, and can appreciate even my least favorite of his films, but this really didn’t stick with me. There were things I liked, but as a whole it did feel hollow to me.

[@nkanyisoinnocentkhwane3752]

God I want you guys to narrate my life 😆 such a great channel

[@DwarvesGotAxes]

Great video, thanks for sharing this work with us

[@uncomfortablecat]

Such a good video.

[@codygusto9654]

Well done!

[@dwaniscool]

Excellent as always!

[@katerinpersonal884]

Quality content

[@stormedbyhippiesc3966]

Awesome essay. Subbed

[@Armakk]

MZS is a treasure... as is Wes Anderson.

[@Dart_ilder]

There is always not enough video essay's about Wes Anderson. I felt shivering down my spine as I rewatched some of those scenes.

[@ivanttosuckyourblood]

Why do sentences end with a ?

[@briansinger5258]

🎯

[@chitown1782]

His films remind me of Robert Bresson and Yasijuro ozu.

[@klaunstance9554]

I like the old title, "Wes Anderson Doesn't Have Conventional Emotions" is misleading and incorrect imo

[@starchington]

go Mordecai

[@Pandamasque]

The rising intonation at the end of in every phrase is quite distracting. It's like an attempt at some Scottish accent, but without the altered phonemes. The entire time I felt like I'm missing a point, like there's something conceptual going on that I should be aware of.