#wes anderson characters

[laurenillustrated]

He’s just… different

[word-on-a-wing-83]

Character posters for "Asteroid City" by Wes Anderson.

[catabasis]

“I feel like my heart is getting broken, my own personal heart, every night. Do I just keep doing it? Without knowing anything?”

Jason Schwartzman as Jones Hall ASTEROID CITY (2023, Wes Anderson)

[chuuzmii]

Jacob Anderson is so fucking real. Like we see eye to eye frfr. That quote where he's like "Let's be monsters and enjoy it. Let's be problematic. Give us the space to be a problem." Like ooooh... Hes so real. Im so tired of people being scared of writing black villains because of The Implications™. There is a genuine lack of black people in horror and when we are included we are just the sassy best friend, the athlete, the one who dies first, or the magical negro. Hardly ever have I seen a horror with a black momster. Even outside of horror black people are hardly ever villains and it's just so unfair man. Black people LONG for good black villains I know they do. We deserve to be evil we deserve to be petty we deserve to hurt. Jacob I understand...

[catboyglover]

my fave genre of characters: mirrorballs

[cry-ptidd]

The fucking thigh difference im going actually insane

[atomicjellyb3an]

Arcane season 2

seeing some of the comments and takes people have about Arcane is crazy, bc why is being a Caitlyn Kirammin stan starting to feel like being a Abby Anderson stan

i’m being so serious the lack of media literacy and empathy in discussions surrounding those characters is CRAZY

“i don’t like Caitlyn bc Vi chose her over Jinx” -for one thing it’s far more complicated than that, secondly be mad at Vi then?? 😭

Arcane has complex characters for a REASON, same with tlou, there is no “good” or “bad guy”. Also (no hate to Jinx bc i love the character) but bending over backwards to excuse EVERYTHING she’s done, but tearing down Caitlyn for literally anything? It’s hypocritical at this point,

[calicorobin]

every friendgroup got the - clone of the thought-to-be-dead woman that led a ghost army to kill the devil like 20 years ago - child of the world's weirdest divorce - guy who unironically enjoys the 2019 cats movie

[reedeemable]

You know what’s funny? Gavin putting his hands on Connor or even aiming a gun at him is competely optional. It’s all up to the player. None of it is technically canon.

But Hank laying his hands on Connor, saying “Listen, asshole. If it was up to me, I'd throw the lot of you in a dumpster and set a match to it. So, stop pissing me off... or things are gonna get nasty” and aiming a gun at him is canon no matter what.

And yet, Gavin is labelled the asshole 🤔

[stoopidsoupz]

This movie made me depressed

[mmmfanfiction]

I want ALL of them

[kindaorangey]

recently i've been thinking about rowan omondi in terms of the "supportive black best friend" trope. i've had this idea for a while that it would be interesting to see a story that deals specifically with the psychological effects of being the designated "support friend", especially in cases where that character addressing/expressing their own emotions and advocating for themself would be stigmatised because of their race... and obviously, rowan fits into this neatly, actively repressing and refusing to talk about his feelings because he isn't usually given this sort of support by his friends, it's usually him who's supporting them. and i guess on a metatextual level, once he begins to address his own emotional repression and step down from that support role, you could view it as him becoming cognisant of his own role as the "supportive black best friend".

[kaitcake1289]

things on my mind

[catabasis]

“I'd like to make a scene where all my characters are each gently, privately seduced into the deepest, dreamiest slumber of their lives as a result of their shared experience of a bewildering and bedazzling celestial mystery.”

Edward Norton as Conrad Earp ASTEROID CITY (2023, Wes Anderson)

[thelostsmiles]

You’re Invited to a Wonderful Week of New Wes Anderson Shorts This September

We now have more details via Tudum.

The shorts will be released in equally unique fashion, with one film a day hitting the service starting with Henry Sugar on Sept. 27. The Swan, The Ratcatcher, and Poison will follow on Sept. 28, 29, and 30, respectively. That’s a week of Wes Anderson you won’t want to miss. Each film stars a rotating cast of actors taking on multiple roles.

The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar - Wed., Sept. 27 The Swan - Thur., Sept. 28 The Ratcatcher - Fri., Sept. 29 Poison - Sat., Sept. 30

[velvetjune]

saga would fit in perfectly with the whimsy and horror of the fbc after the events of alan wake 2. she’s already technically with them after getting clearance from kiran and ahti is the world’s best reference when it comes to applying for a job at the oldest house. no one would even question her seer powers because life is already so weird when you’re at the fbc