Wes Anderson's twelfth film, "The Phoenician Scheme", is "the most Andersonian Anderson film to date", said Robbie Collin in The Telegraph. "Tender, witty" and "wondrous", it's a "complete delight".

Wes Anderson recently acknowledged that the “surface” of his films “has become the thing people sometimes focus on”. Actually, this isn’t a recent development. Ever sinc ...

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Actor Bill Murray, 74, made quite a commotion at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival.

Hackman died this year, aged 95, with Anderson's offbeat tale, in which he played the titular patriarch of a family of former child prodigies, one of the last he made before retiring from acting.

Warning: This review contains minor spoilers for The Phoenician Scheme. Reviewing a new Wes Anderson movie is folly at this ...