With its complement of zany characters, three-layered narrative framing and a headily heightened palette, it translates into a veritable smorgasbord of riches, if you care to stay with, and respond to, the rhythms of the ceaselessly inventive film all the way through.
To naysayers, the brilliantly vivid world building that Anderson does - Asteroid City was filmed on a ruddy location off Madrid where the camera had an uninterrupted view of the environs - might seem way too curated and immaculately designed to be emotionally engaging.
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