Wes Anderson or Sofia Coppola?

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I enjoy Coppola's grappling with overpriviledged white people (Bling Ring is underrated) but Marie Antoinette is the only one I've loved. Easily Wes for me

I'm a big fan of Marie Antoinette, and quite like The Virgin Suicides and Somewhere. But the rest of Sofia's filmography has been overrated (LiT) or lousy. So Wes Anderson; the only film of his I found disappointing was The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Virgin Suicides promised a slightly different filmmaker... it's a pretty ambitious first-time film, layered, daring. I don't wanna say duller but she's sort of tapered as a filmmaker lately - Somewhere is a bore, The Beguiled a bland remake, On the Rocks a therapy-session feel of a first time effort. But other than those.... Lost in Translation is great, Marie Antoinette is excellently designed, and Bling Ring is underrated.....I'm a fan!

but Wes is more unique and has wilder reference points that I like.... even tho he often wades right before self parody, he still has a remarkably creative eye (love the deep focus) and brings you memorably along, and actors clearly love him. I wish he'd dig deeper and straw out his movies less but then that's not him. Anyone else see that behind the scenes of Fantastic Fox... Wes rolling around in the grass, playfully yelling at Meryl Streep and giving Bill Murray line readings.....love seeing committed goofery.