Few filmmakers today have as devoted a fanbase as Wes Anderson. His perfectly symmetrical shot composition, meticulous use of color and production/costume design, eclectic soundtracks, and whimsical tones immediately distinguish his works, making him a modern filmmaker who can genuinely be called an auteur. However, his movies can admittedly run the risk of being a bit off-putting to those unfamiliar with his vibes, and some of his recent, more experimental works like The Life Aquatic and The French Dispatch run the risk of feeling more style than substance.
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