This SNL Wes Anderson Horror Movie Parody Isn't Real But It Should Be
Edward Norton quietly killed it on last night's SNL, demonstrating a twisted wit (pun of the night, directed towards a couple dressed up as deviled eggs — "Maybe they need an eggsorcism"), and a pretty good handle on impersonations of Ian McKellan, Woody (Allen and Harrelson), William Hurt, and Owen Wilson.
Which Wes Anderson character are you? Which aren't you, you bespectacled, precocious, blunt, chain-smoking falcon, you.
Innocence in Amber: Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom
The setting of Wes Anderson's seventh full-length feature, Moonrise Kingdom, couldn't be more crucial. The film takes place on the fictitious New England island of New Penzance in the 1960's. This is a place and time tucked away from harsh realities that understands them only vaguely. The two pubescent children at the…
Bill Murray Turns Down Fan's Request for Autograph, Agrees to Star in His Short Film Instead
Knowing full well no one would ever believe him if he asked Bill Murray for a simple autograph, filmmaker David Walton Smith decided instead to ask the actor if he would walk down the hallway in slow motion with him and his buddies.
A Rum-Infused Bill Murray Hosts Hilarious Tour of Moonrise Kingdom Set
While sipping on some spiced rum, Wes Anderson regular Bill Murray walks viewers through the set of the auteur's latest feature film, Moonrise Kingdom, discussing the credentials of his co-stars as he goes.
Celebrity Commercials That Were Actually Good
It's easy to make fun of celebrities for being in dumb commercials and embarrassing themselves. Like Seth Green for Nerf. Or Arnold Schwarzenegger in Japan. But to find celebrities acting well in their natural habitat in a commercial is hard to find.
If Wes Anderson Pussified Spider-Man
Wes Anderson has perfected the awkward, colorful twee genre, but he's never been forced out of his element before. What if he took over the Spider-Man franchise? Is it possible to make Peter Parker a bigger wuss? Not likely.
Wes Anderson Accepts Award for Fantastic Mr. Fox in Stop Motion Animation
The National Board of Review gave the Special Filmmaking Award to Wes Anderson this weekend. The winners were actually announced back in December, allowing for enough time to whip up this cute acceptance speech. Neat!
Eighties Cartoons and Toys as Epic Motion Pictures
From David Cronenberg's Cabbage Patch Kids to Wes Anderson's Teddy Ruxpin, these movie trailers make wishes come true.

