Isle of Dogs

It's perhaps too easy for the viewer to become lost in Anderson's creativity, as opposed to becoming lost in the emotional power of the storytelling, and so Isle of Dogs feels less engaging than his previous output.

Isle of Dogs is a perfect film for dog lovers, or maybe just animal lovers in general. It expresses the special bond and friendship between humans and their pets. Wes Anderson realizes these ideas with an amazing, unique flare.

Anderson tried to make space for culture but the argument still holds that the film certainly comes from a Western perspective; its complex communication study, while creative, is not designed to be absorbed by those that speak both English and Japanese.

All of Anderson's films have some level of warmth, but few have this fierce of a bite.