Asteroid City

The itinerary of a Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention (organized to bring together students and parents from across the country for fellowship and ...

At this point, you’re either throwing money at the screen after watching this trailer (*raises hand*) or you’re just not interested. For those in the former camp, Asteroid City opens in theaters on June 16. The top two comments on YouTube sum this trailer for Asteroid City up pretty well: “Just when you don’t think it can get more Wes Anderson, it gets more Wes Anderson.” and “You know a Wes Anderson movie is a Wes Anderson movie, but you can’t really describe a Wes Anderson movie to someone who has never seen a Wes Anderson movie.” Here’s the synopsis:

Tom Hanks, Steve Carrell, Margot Robbie tag in for the idiosyncratic director's first foray into sci-fi.

The first trailer also hints at the arrival of an alien lifeform, and a government-mandated lockdown in Asteroid City. (The trailer hints at a romantic subplot between Schwartzman and Scarlett Johansson’s characters.) With Asteroid City, the Academy Award-nominated filmmaker’s 11th feature film, he’s making his first foray into sci-fi, bringing along a typically impressive cast of A-listers and his signature formalist look.

The latest trailer for Wes Anderson's new film Asteroid City reveals a movie that is perhaps more Wes Anderson than any of his previous films, ...

In fact, I’d say this is more true about Anderson movies than any other director, including Quentin Tarantino, with the possible exception of Tim Burton. If Wes Anderson is your cup of tea, this should be right up your alley. Had you watched the trailer for Asteroid City, you would have known it was a Wes Anderson picture without me telling you.

Asteroid City is the next film for Wes Anderson. It takes place at a space convention in a 1950s desert town. Recently, the first poster and trailer of the ...

Fans can watch the trailer for the upcoming film [below](https://youtu.be/9FXCSXuGTF4). Filming [began](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/margot-robbie-joins-wes-andersons-next-film-exclusive-1234995448/) in August 2021 in Chinchón, Spain. my man has no attachments to realism, he is thriving in the dollhouse— eddie (@ipod_video) These vibrant visuals, combined with the frequent deadpan dialogue, make his movies [feel](https://topsheet.io/blog/wes-anderson-style) similar but different from the real world. However, Anderson was able to write the film with Roman Coppola, his frequent screenwriting partner. In front of the road, the film’s title is on a billboard with a picture of a crater. Bill Murray [announced](https://www.screendaily.com/news/wes-anderson-shooting-next-film-asteroid-city-in-spain-reveals-bill-murray/5164134.article) the title in October 2021, when he was attached to the project. Asteroid City is the next film for Wes Anderson and it takes place at a space convention in a 1950s desert town. As a result of this momentous moment, the town celebrates this event annually. Anderson is pulling out all of the stops, especially in his stars. The poster features a bright blue sky in the background with puffy white clouds. It would be impressive if the film had even half of this cast.

The trailer for Wes Anderson's film "Asteroid City" shows junior astronomers and space cadets gathering to witness an incredible outer space encounter.

"Asteroid City" will be produced in conjunction with Anderson regulars Steven Rales and Jeremy Dawson at Indian Paintbrush. This dizzying ensemble also includes Jason Schwartzman, Jeffrey Wright, Bryan Cranston, Adrien Brody, Liev Schreiber, Hope Davis, Stephen Park, Rupert Friend, Maya Hawke, Steve Carell, Matt Dillon, Hong Chau, Willem Dafoe, Margot Robbie, Tony Revolori, Jake Ryan and Jeff Goldblum. Native Texan Wes Anderson is one of those rare modern auteur directors whose quirky, offbeat style and esoteric movies are a satisfying but acquired taste.

After years of indie classics from The Royal Tenenbaums and The Life Aquatic to The French Dispatch, Wes Anderson is back yet again with Asteroid City.

On top of adding to the list of Anderson-Coppola projects, it also marks Anderson’s return to Focus Features. The film hits select theaters on June 16 of this year and is widely released on June 23rd. Jarvis Cocker, who was animated into The French Dispatch, will actually be on the screen this time playing a cowboy, while Tom Hanks, Margot Robbie, and Steve Carell make their Anderson debuts. A life changing event happens during the convention, bonding curious and confused minds in the process. The film is set in a fictional desert town in 1955, where the citizens gather annually to commemorate a small asteroid that crash landed eras before. Following his signature formula of combining endearingly cringe characters with eclectic storylines and pleasing aesthetics, Asteroid City features one of his most stacked casts yet.