Didn't deliver on potential
As soon as this film begins you know you’re in a Wes Anderson film. There’s an animated sequence of a paper mill and then a shot of the French Dispatch building in France. These have all the trademarks of Anderson’s style such as the distinct colors. Unfortunately it didn’t live up to that introduction.<br /><br />The movie is made up of a series of short stories each focusing upon a different character. I found them a bit up and down. The first is the shortest and the best. It’s a travel journal around the town the French Dispatch is located in by Owen Wilson. He gets chased by choir boys while commenting upon the prostitutes and gigolos who come out at night. The next one with Benicio Del Toro is also very good mixing art, love and madness. The rest were too inconsistent. One about a student revolt for instance seemed like it had great potential but never delivered. That dragged down the entire film.
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