I didn't get to know its director before watching it, and later I found out that it was Wes Anderson. I like the color composition of "The Grand Budapest Hotel" very much, it gives me a very regular and comfortable feeling. This feeling is still very comfortable when brought into "Isle of Dogs". The sense of alienation between people and the sense of social order are vividly reflected in this film.
I don't know how to understand that the composition of the mechanical dog at the end of the film is a cat, which is always sleepy or me.
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