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Anderson newbies Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks and Margot Robbie adapt brilliantly to his trademark wit and style

Much has been made of Wes Anderson’s often-recurring troupe of actors like Bill Murray, Adrien Brody and Owen Wilson

The Southwest meets the celestial — and the stage — in Wes Anderson’s latest ditty “Asteroid City,” in which the auteur brings his singular blend of melancholy charm to a story about the stars, of all kinds.

Wes Anderson’s latest mirage, “Asteroid City,” carries a lighter and literally sunnier spirit than usual for this filmmaker, whose sense of whimsy can sometimes curdle into, well, a bit of a load. Shooting in Spain, creating a drolly imagined Eisenhower-era desert town out of both practical and digital design elements,…

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Wes Anderson’s uncompromised vision continues to have an important place in modern cinema, and his latest, the delightful, cartoony Asteroid City, is here to reconfirm that truth.

As always, a Wes Anderson movie has a good bit to admire, but Asteroid City may still be among the singular director's weaker efforts.

Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Jason Schwartzman and more star in Wes Anderson’s latest. Here’s how to watch Asteroid City right now.

"Asteroid City," Wes Anderson's half-irritating, half-intoxicating desert bloom of a movie, unfolds mostly in 1955 in a small Southwest town — a postcard-perfect oasis surrounded by cactuses, red rocks and vast horizons.

Wes Anderson returns with a sprawling cast for “Asteroid City," a play within a play set in the midcentury American desert at a stargazer convention of kid geniuses

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