The last movie I saw was Zeitgeist Addendum if documentaries count.

If documentaries don't count then I it was Catch me if you can. Sweet movie.

I havent seen Rushmore or The Darjeeling Limited yet so the jury is still out on Wes Anderson for me. I do need to watch Life Aquatic again aswell really because on first viewing I could see that the first 40/45 minutes or so set a lot up for the latter half of the film but maybe was a little excessive? By the end I didn't hate the film, I just wasnt sure about it.

Luke Wilson was a big surprise in Tenenbaums for me. I thought he was excellent.

"Dark Days"

Documentary about a faction of mole people living in an abandoned subway tunnel in New York City. Crazy. DJ Shadow scored it.

Me and my girlfriend love Steve Zissou and the Life Aquatic .. We like all the Wes Anderson films, but that one's our favourite. If only there was a store here that sold those blue shirts, red beanies and glocks, we would be all over that sh*t.

I'm not 100% sure what all the appeal is. Watching it makes me want to be a part of team Zissou. Maybe it's because we've been on marine biology cruises and can almost relate to it even though it's nothing like that.

Dur ..

Last movie I saw was Anger Management with Jack Nicholson and the sad Adam Sandler. Nothing else was on the telly last night.

Mollys wes anderson flow chart

Rushmore>Royal Tenenbaums>Life Aquatic>ones i aint seen

Guess my would be ..

Life Aquatic > Rushmore > The Royal Tenenbaums > The Darjeeling Limited

I haven't seen Bottle Rocket.

i did like the effects in Life Aquatic, but Rushmore had the best music choices :D

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Wes Anderson Films for me:

Royal Tenenbaums > Life Aquatic > Rushmore > Bottle Rocket > Darjeeling

The first three are so close and my favorite of the three change regularly. And Molecules, I disagree, I think Life Aquatic had the best music choices. Seu Jorge's Bowie covers were fantastic, and strangely suited the film.