Now that is what i called a close encounter. No speech, no threats. Only two species living the greatest existencial moment from their own perspective.
He also shows up in a backstage scene. when Augie's walked off the stage to go talk to Schubert Green. He's sitting at a table, and he does have a line.
Am i the only one that finds this vaguely scary reminds me of that nightmare pingu episode with the gaint wallrus a wes Anderson horror movie would be kinda sick
I see this film as proof that Wes Anderson actually likes modern franchise blockbusters on a conceptual level and is paying tribute to them. The greatest minds behind franchise films like Lucas, Spielberg and Cameron, and the basis of the material of modern franchise films (Marvel) are products of the age of nuclear anxiety (think of all the radiation based origin stories) and the vibrant sci-fi and theatre scene of that era.
El soundtrack en esta escena me causa una sensación extraña de lucidez y desrealización. En serio que cada vez que la miro siento un sentimiento indescriptible
It's amazing how people have different reactions to the alien appearing, it's as equally as whimsical, dreamy, profound and tense which tbh is Wes Anderson's style summed up pretty well.
The lower reviews of this film were from casuals who never saw a Wes Anderson film. They saw Scarlette Johansson's name and saw the suggestive nude scene from the trailer, but were too dense to understand is style or the film. I laughed so many times and thoroughly enjoyed the film.
@@OkItsJustSean nope. You found one of the few people that actually doesn’t have a corrupt mind and think lower of others. I just use common sense and use the facts around me that are evident. Sorry to burst your bubble 🤷♂️
You’re so much smarter and better than them, it’s not even funny. If we all try really really hard, do you think we could somebody be as smart and awesome as you? Honest question, not trying to make fun of you at all. 😁
The scene was odd. The alien appears animated like he is in a cartoon. The space between the audience and the stage changed from small to large and back to small. The cage holding the meteorite has no bottom. Also, the photo is taken in natural light, and later in the movie the photo is shown to have have been taken with a strong flash.
lmao bro. Tell me you haven't ever watched a Wes Anderson film without saying you've never watched a Wes Anderson film. It's literally a movie about a play. Everything you're seeing is a performance. It's supposed to be cartoonish with plenty of falls. Which is why Augie burning his hand was the only real thing about the play.
@@bradleyrex2968 He almost never uses CGI. I can't think of any. That scene closely resembles Isle of the Dogs. That's as close as you're getting. His films are typically very simple and uses basic set designs with simple backdrops. If you watch his other films you'll notice.
The alien and his removal of the meteor represent death. The use of CGI and a set that changes from different angles may have been an attempt to show how abnormal and disorienting death is.
I love how weird it must have seemed to the alien. Like, what did he tell his friends? "Yeah, so, the last item i had on the scavenger hunt was that astroid but when i got there these weird aliens were sitting around it with boxes on their heads like they were worshipping the damn thing. Oh, and get this. They built a cage around it. Like they're afraid its gonna escape or something. Earth is weird yo."
The alien is the unknown. There is no explanation for why he comes, or why he returns. It's all about how people deal with things that can't be explained.
@@jordanloux3883 there are so many depictions of “unknown being from outer space comes to Earth”, typically black, demonic, or somehow evil looking, in SO much media. IT, E.T., Dragon Ball Z, Stranger Things….. It is programming us to accept “the unknown, and things we can’t understand”…..
This was a disappointing movie for me. I guess this was my fault, because I was expecting something a little broader than Budapest, while Wes Anderson is clearly not interested in doing anything but repeating himself.
How can you not look at that scene and see he has become a total cliché. Rehashing the same old dialogue tropes and styles. It's so boring to see a director limit himself to his own self imposed banality. It was quirky and artsy the first few times he did it, now he's just spewing out any old overly produced, synthetic euro cinema, crap. A good director continues to push himself to new realms and realities like Spielberg, Nolan, Kubrick. The fact is - Wes Anderson had potential to be one of the greats and I won't deny he's made some absolutely fantastic films but I'm not going to sit here and say that his last few movies have been anything other than superficial drivel, tainted by his own 'style' and celebrity. No longer does he care for story than about shoving the hottest A List actors in to his next 'Set Design & Stiff Dialogue The Movie: 2"
Now that is what i called a close encounter. No speech, no threats. Only two species living the greatest existencial moment from their own perspective.
How do you know that it was a greatest existential moment from the Alien's perspective? It could have just been another Tuesday for it. XD
My favorite part of the scene is the alien posing for the photo
I burst out laughing in the cinema when I saw the pose!
Unwritten rule: Ya gotta pose for the camera
@@StreetZipsSZgod same, its such a human thing to do you cant help but laugh.
La mia de scarlet sin nada
I love how cartoonish this scene looks. It looks like the alien is a fragment of our imagination, perfectly symmetrical and just out of our dreams 💫
Agree, or i just watched too much wes anderson under Tylenol influence.
The score in this scene is phenomenal, it’s that perfect Wes Anderson blend of whimsical, rhythmic, a bit epic, and a bit melancholy
Jeff Goldblum was credited for the alien role even with no lines
Oh, was that him in the costume during the seminar?
@@jordanloux3883 Yes, he talkes abot it onone of the "red carpet" interviews.
He also shows up in a backstage scene. when Augie's walked off the stage to go talk to Schubert Green. He's sitting at a table, and he does have a line.
@@Griwhoolda I forgot about that
He has lines and makes an appearance, in the black and white portion of the film!
I love how the stilted cgi makes it feel actually alien
Puppet. Same as the road runner.
It's stop motion...
I think it’s stop motion animation
@@henrylivingstone2971 they used puppets and stop motion for the alien and the road runner. On the dvd for how its made.
The roadrunner so cute
This has to be the best alien scene in all cinema
i remember the laughter from the audience when this scene hit in the theater, he’s just a silly little guy :]
The music 😭❤️something about it.
Yes! When the alien takes tha steroid. It's beautiful and poignant.
Jeff Goldblum was a great alien in this.
1:01 I watch this movie and everyone in the theater laughed there buts off 😂
I thought this was stop-motion at first
It is!
IDIOT!
Quiet yet polite.
He really nailed this scene. And he 100% had to. The entire movie rested on this scene being perfect.
This was a really good Wes Anderson, not as good as Budapest, but still amazing.
The CGI in this is amazing!
You're being sarcastic, right?
@@anticorncob6 yes
@TrueASMR748 Well it's not cgi so you're wrong
Its stop motion
@@drewwar9344 He literally already said he was joking.
Am i the only one that finds this vaguely scary reminds me of that nightmare pingu episode with the gaint wallrus a wes Anderson horror movie would be kinda sick
Scooby Doo would be perfect
I mainly clicked just because of that thumbnail. I just had to see what the alien was like.
What an intense scene
He looking like uhh so ima jus take this 😂😂😂
Looked like Tim Burton style stop motion
I see this film as proof that Wes Anderson actually likes modern franchise blockbusters on a conceptual level and is paying tribute to them. The greatest minds behind franchise films like Lucas, Spielberg and Cameron, and the basis of the material of modern franchise films (Marvel) are products of the age of nuclear anxiety (think of all the radiation based origin stories) and the vibrant sci-fi and theatre scene of that era.
El soundtrack en esta escena me causa una sensación extraña de lucidez y desrealización. En serio que cada vez que la miro siento un sentimiento indescriptible
Wes Anderson's Mars Attacks!
Guess that alien doesn’t mind having his photo taken.
He was awkward and didn't actually know what was going on
Dude the alien stole our asteroid
He just needed it for a bit! He brought it back!
It's amazing how people have different reactions to the alien appearing, it's as equally as whimsical, dreamy, profound and tense which tbh is Wes Anderson's style summed up pretty well.
This was just so unexpected when it happened. 😂
Congratulations May your new child be happy and healthy 😊
Now all that Wes Anderson needs to do is his own Star Wars
That Sounds awful but It couldn’t be worse than the sequel trilogy
@@loganhunt87 I mean his own sci-fi fantasy movie
@@loganhunt87 I could say the same thing about Zack Snyder making Star Wars and somebody would say the same thing.
@@atavious2491 well…..rebel moon was dogshit so lol
He did do The Galactic Menagerie!
Most anxious alien I’ve ever seen
I need to stop getting high and watching his movies...
This is the greatest scene in movies.
I love the alien posing with the asteroid
The alien kinda looks like a scaly C-3PO
The lower reviews of this film were from casuals who never saw a Wes Anderson film. They saw Scarlette Johansson's name and saw the suggestive nude scene from the trailer, but were too dense to understand is style or the film. I laughed so many times and thoroughly enjoyed the film.
Or maybe casuals don’t want to watch a movie to think and over analyze about it. That’s why they are called CASUALS
@@DarthScott I found the casual
@@OkItsJustSean nope. You found one of the few people that actually doesn’t have a corrupt mind and think lower of others. I just use common sense and use the facts around me that are evident. Sorry to burst your bubble 🤷♂️
@@DarthScott lmao. Good for you
You’re so much smarter and better than them, it’s not even funny.
If we all try really really hard, do you think we could somebody be as smart and awesome as you? Honest question, not trying to make fun of you at all. 😁
They play this song during the general’s speech, this scene, and Margot Robbie’s scene. All my fave scenes
This scene is magistrally directed.
That is one awkward close encounter.
This alien and music so cute❤
The scene was odd. The alien appears animated like he is in a cartoon. The space between the audience and the stage changed from small to large and back to small. The cage holding the meteorite has no bottom. Also, the photo is taken in natural light, and later in the movie the photo is shown to have have been taken with a strong flash.
None of those things matter, except the alien's appearance, which is like that on purpose.
lmao bro. Tell me you haven't ever watched a Wes Anderson film without saying you've never watched a Wes Anderson film. It's literally a movie about a play. Everything you're seeing is a performance. It's supposed to be cartoonish with plenty of falls. Which is why Augie burning his hand was the only real thing about the play.
@@OkItsJustSean If you can point out the other Wes Anderson movies that have CGI portions I will gladly take a look.
@@bradleyrex2968 He almost never uses CGI. I can't think of any. That scene closely resembles Isle of the Dogs. That's as close as you're getting. His films are typically very simple and uses basic set designs with simple backdrops. If you watch his other films you'll notice.
The alien and his removal of the meteor represent death. The use of CGI and a set that changes from different angles may have been an attempt to show how abnormal and disorienting death is.
very wes anderson.
There’s a cool alien.
I love how weird it must have seemed to the alien. Like, what did he tell his friends? "Yeah, so, the last item i had on the scavenger hunt was that astroid but when i got there these weird aliens were sitting around it with boxes on their heads like they were worshipping the damn thing. Oh, and get this. They built a cage around it. Like they're afraid its gonna escape or something. Earth is weird yo."
My favorite scene
The... ahh... alien stole the asteroid.
Wired I love movie clips
I wanted to fight an Alien.
The audience was stunned 😂😂😂😂
Bro, Wallace Stevens wrote a poem called 'The Motive For Metaphor'. Bro, maybe the alien...
wtf did i just watch?
I swear 100 years from now, Wes Anderson movies will be either seen as the pinnacle of cinema or a total joke, nothing in between.
bro came down on a steel pipe 💀
Looks like the Ben 10 live action CGI.
Based on it's design and POV, something tells me the alien is actually in a suit of it's own.
So this is what the Miami mall aliens look like.
A crowd staring at a flying saucer as it opens its lower hatch... Nope has ruined this for me
How so many views so far
Arthur first sleepover
Is this supposed to a metaphor?
Is that alien a demon?
The alien is the unknown. There is no explanation for why he comes, or why he returns. It's all about how people deal with things that can't be explained.
@@jordanloux3883 there are so many depictions of “unknown being from outer space comes to Earth”,
typically black, demonic, or somehow evil looking,
in SO much media.
IT, E.T., Dragon Ball Z, Stranger Things…..
It is programming us to accept “the unknown, and things we can’t understand”…..
I didn’t even know Jeff Goldblum was the alien
Ame ese aliens❤
why does the alien look so cartoony lol
The alien look worry and awkward he probably knew he didn't understand the who details of whatis going on
Sheer wonder.
Why are they wearing boxes on their heads?
Because it’s a Wes Anderson movie.
They were looking at an astronomical event that would burn their retinas if they stared with their naked eye. Then … you know … 👽
Real
My brother and I were cracking up during this scene 😂😂🤣🤣 no one else in the theater seemed to get the movie though
Or maybe they just didn’t laugh lmao
😳😳
👽 👾 so AWESOME
😂😂😂
Yy
This was a disappointing movie for me. I guess this was my fault, because I was expecting something a little broader than Budapest, while Wes Anderson is clearly not interested in doing anything but repeating himself.
Lol how is he repeating himself 😂😂😂
How can you not look at that scene and see he has become a total cliché. Rehashing the same old dialogue tropes and styles. It's so boring to see a director limit himself to his own self imposed banality.
It was quirky and artsy the first few times he did it, now he's just spewing out any old overly produced, synthetic euro cinema, crap.
A good director continues to push himself to new realms and realities like Spielberg, Nolan, Kubrick. The fact is - Wes Anderson had potential to be one of the greats and I won't deny he's made some absolutely fantastic films but I'm not going to sit here and say that his last few movies have been anything other than superficial drivel, tainted by his own 'style' and celebrity. No longer does he care for story than about shoving the hottest A List actors in to his next 'Set Design & Stiff Dialogue The Movie: 2"
Me when I saw the trailer before watching the movie : 😀
Me when I saw the trailer after watching the movie: ☹️
I think you missed the point
Second
First
God this movie was awful
Awful movie
👽🪨 📸. LOL!!!! Awesome!!!!