Vintage Reject: What Kind of Bird are YOU?

25.6.12

What Kind of Bird are YOU?

MY FAVOURITE SCENE

OK I AM OBSESSED WITH THIS MOVIE. I love Wes Anderson's productions and this was no exception. I had high hopes for this movie and it did not disappoint. It is a beautifully simple plot and uses it's innocence as a moving touch. Using his trademark stile of childlike stories the movie becomes touching and endearing. The clothes and scenery are nothing less then spectacularly put together. It is about a love story of two kids that are emotionally unstable and they run away together. You can tell how much work Anderson puts into every shot. Every frame is beautiful. A wonderfully written story. The two young actors perform amazingly in this movie that never loses the themes of young love, innocence, and the need to escape.

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He had been to the moon and escaped, he had become free. His spirit had become stardust and joined the universe in a chorus of cherubs. He had seen distant marble planets. He had beaten the ‘dirty commi’s’ and he was a hero. He had seen a shooting rock covered in other escaped souls. He looked at Earth; it was the colour of the sea, the day he lay on the sand. It was the colour of the costumes of the dancing women in the café he had been scouted in. He rolled on the sandy surface of the Moon. He closed his eyes, cerulean blue filled the space where his entrapped being had once cried.