The Royal Tenenbaums

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Keven L @KLoVet 1d Hackman was his usual self, with good delivery, including a generous helping of his signature chuckles. But Paltrow and Wilson were directed to give simply awful performances. What real acting is required to deliver monotone lines under a state of perpetual depression? Overall, uninteresting characters engaged in lame interplay. Production values were quite good, however. I suffered through the movie, which I thought I would like more. Released in 2001, it has not stood the test of time. See more Chris B @Chris77445 3d Some Hollywood snoots think dark, odd, and off-putting are better elements to a movie than warm, relatable, and engaging. Those snoots are responsible for this piece of garbage, with recognizable actors but no recognizable plot. We had to end it after 30 minutes. We kept waiting for it to be either funny or engaging. It was neither. Skip this. See more Janet D @DrJanet Oct 23 So artsy and pretentious and slow that it was impossible to like. Which was a shame because it was actually a pretty good story. See more Jace E @thefilmguy Oct 22 Wes Anderson is one of a kind. I honestly cannot think of another director with as unique and recognizable style as him. Every character is unique, the events that unfold are unexpected and I was genuinely interested the entire time. There were a few times that the scenes seemed almost out of order, but that almost added to the charm of it. Best Character: Royal Best Quote: "He saved my life, you know. Thirty years ago. I was knifed at a bazaar in Calcutta, and he carried me to the hospital on his back" - Royal Best Scene: Royal's day with his grandsons Best Piece of Score: "I Always Wanted to Be a Tenenbaum" Watch filtered on VidAngel See more Jo P @JoParkerBear Sep 28 If you despise Wes Anderson, I can’t help you. It is my favorite of his films. See more Vixo S Aug 18 A family comedy with hidden emotions. The Royal Tenenbaums is an iconic film that hides powerful emotions beneath the surface of what initially feels like a quirky family comedy. Each character is dealing with deep personal struggles, and it is truly admirable how Wes Anderson manages to develop all of them without losing the balance of the story. The director’s unique aesthetic and visual style make the film instantly recognizable, but what truly makes it special is its ability to make you laugh while still feeling the weight of the characters’ emotions. It’s a wonderful film that lingers in your mind long after the credits roll, perfectly blending humor and heartfelt drama in a way only Anderson could achieve. See more Read all reviews

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