Love The Royal Tenenbaums and Everything Wes Anderson? You'll Love These Movies, Too

The Meyerowitz Stories, much like The Royal Tenenbaums, follows siblings as they navigate their tumultuous lives in New York, overshadowed by their successful sculptor father. As they deal with their dysfunctional paths and their relationships with each other, the father deals with his fading legacy. This dark comedy is tinged with drama, but still features a witty, cerebral dialogue – cast members like Adam Sandler and Ben Stiller make it an instant classic.

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Including a couple of Wes Anderson's other movies in your celebratory marathon is a surefire bet. The Grand Budapest Hotel is arguably Anderson's best movie to date, depicting the story of a lavish European ski resort and the people within it. It follows Zero, a lobby boy, and concierge Gustave as they confront themes as wide-ranging as war, friendship, passion, and even a mysterious death (and expensive painting). An incredible cast and magical imagery make this the perfect movie to watch when you want something that's sentimental and nostalgic, yet really intelligent, too.

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If you like The Royal Tenenbaums for its dark humor and eccentric script, you won't want to miss The Death of Stalin, a political satire dark comedy that depicts the struggle for power after Soviet leader Stalin's death. It defies expectations of what a quasi-historical movie should look like, creating a parody related to dictatorship, manipulation, and the hunger for authority.

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The Royal Tenenbaums has a sense of unshakeable nostalgia throughout the film, from outfits like Margot's fur coat and barrette and Eli's cowboy getups, to a soundtrack that includes Paul Simon, Van Morrison, and The Beatles. Love & Mercy, the story of the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson as he deals with mental illness from the 1960s onward, also has a vintage quality as it examines a heartbreaking-yet-beautiful story. Much like The Royal Tenenbaums, this film also examines the idea of genius, and its effects.

Watch Love & Mercy on Hulu.

If you'll forever be a fan of Eli Cash's cowboy style and Western novels, but you still want the tinge of quirky humor in movies that Wes Anderson is known for, try The Ballad of Buster Scruggs on for size. An anthology of six short films that take place post-Civil War during the settling of the West, these vignettes are wildly outrageous while also being quite deep. Written and directed by the Coen brothers, this film combines the nostalgia of Westerns with tons of dark humor.

Watch The Ballad of Buster Scruggs on Netflix.

Another classic Wes Anderson film to add to your movie marathon, The Darjeeling Limited shows the auteur at his finest. With a sense of intellectualism, hints of absurdity, and a focus on familial relationships, this movie bottles up the main themes of The Royal Tenenbaums and transports viewers on a train trip through India. Estranged brothers Francis, Peter, and Jack must reunite after their father passes away, and each deal with a wide range of issues, including a motorcycle accident and heartbreak.

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Produced by Wes Anderson himself, The Squid and the Whale is an arthouse dramedy that tells the semi-autobiographical story of two brothers in Brooklyn who must deal with their parents' divorce in the 1980s. Shot using a handheld film camera, this film reminds us of The Royal Tenenbaums with its themes of strained family relationships and dark humor, while presenting an interesting angle related to the mother's success in the writing world.

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Based on the novel of the same name by Maria Semple, Where'd You Go, Bernadette is about a woman who has disappeared. A former architect with a beautiful home and family, when Bernadette vanishes into thin air, her family must go on an adventure to find out where she is. Here, you'll find eccentricity at its finest, weaving in themes of family and a woman's independence, just like in The Royal Tenenbaums with both Margot and mother Etheline. A trip to Antarctica and a Russian operation round out this very unexpected film.

Watch Where'd You Go, Bernadette on Hulu.

Starring Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton, actors known for their work with Wes Anderson, Hail, Caesar! is all about absurdity and nostalgic Hollywood mystery. Set in the 1950s, a studio boss must deal with the kidnapping of a major star, just adding to preexisting issues involving singing cowboys and beautiful swimmers. With a witty script that gives us total Tenenbaums' vibes, the interesting, retro appeal of this movie makes it a must watch.

Watch Hail, Caesar! on Netflix.