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Movie Review - The French Dispatch

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Before I dive into the review, there are two things I want to make clear. First, The French Dispatch is a hard movie to do Peetimes for, which makes it hard to write a fair review, since I couldn't be fully invested in the experience. But I will try to do my best. Second, if you like Wes Anderson movies, you will like this one; if you have never been a fan, this movie still has all the things you don't like before.

I'm a fan of Wes Anderson movies myself, not just because of the bizarre stories he likes to tell in a bizarre way, but the visual aspect of them. His movies usually offer such a beautiful and unique experience, The French Dispatch is no exception.

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I like how the story is told with mini-stories from different journalists. We get to see different stories from different categories in a unified theme and background. I liked all of the mini-stories; each one of them can be studied and discussed. What made it hard for me was the French and the subtitles. Don't get me wrong, I love it in the movie -- I think it adds such a beautiful flow to it -- I wish the whole movie could just be in French. Mainly because I love the sound of French. But it made doing Peetimes so much harder. I struggle between "should I write that down" and crap -- I just missed that bit of subtitle.

I guess the best way to conclude how I feel about the movie is, given the chance, I would totally watch it again just to enjoy it.

Grade: B

Rated:(R) Language | Graphic Nudity | Some Sexual References
Genres:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Starring:Léa Seydoux, Timothée Chalamet, Christoph Waltz
Director:Wes Anderson
Writer(s):Wes Anderson, Jason Schwartzman, Roman Coppola
Language:English, French
Country:Germany, United States

 

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