Classic holiday fare (“A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving”) appears alongside films that are only Thanksgiving-adjacent (“She’s Gotta Have It”). Plus, some more offbeat options, including “Fantastic Mr. Fox,” “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” and “Chicken Run.” (Yes, we know they’re chickens.)
Wes Anderson has never made a bad movie, but that only makes it more fun to argue about which of them is his best (hint: not “Rushmore”).
Here’s one of the world’s best directors in action while directing “Moonrise Kingdom,” “Grand Budapest Hotel,” and more.
Wes Anderson’s World-Building: Watch This Great ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ Breakdown Video That Illustrates the Auteur’s Style
Alex Ross Perry Says ‘Winnie The Pooh’ Inspired By ‘A.I.,’ ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox,’ And ‘Toy Story’
Ranked: Wes Anderson’s Most Memorable Characters
Watch: Video Essay Counts Down The 10 Most Beautiful Animated Movies Of All Time
Watch: Video Essay Pays Tribute To The Books In Wes Anderson’s Films
Golden Globe Winner Wes Anderson Talks Inventing Euro-Past in ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’ (EXCLUSIVE VIDEO)
Watch: ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ Meets ‘Foxcatcher’ In This Trailer Mashup
Watch: ‘Fantastic Mr. Foxcatcher’ Trailer Mashes Up Wes Anderson and Bennett Miller
Why Breaking Down Trailers — Like the One for Nicholas Sparks’ ‘The Best of Me’ — Is More Useful Than Describing Them
