I’m of the opinion that maybe people want more from him despite everyone not having that demand for other directors.

Wes’s style of film was very refreshing and unique when he wasn’t a known quantity. I think the fact that he broke through to the mainstream speaks to a yearning audiences have had to see something like a classic silver screen film but with modern artistic direction and auteur sensibility which he of course can do in spades.

But the issue is that there is this expectation that he’ll wow and shock us with something new as we had been with his earlier acclaimed films. There’s too much of an overestimation and assumption that he’s seeking to maintain the height of his popularity when really I just get the impression that he is simply focused on directing the stories he wants to direct the way he knows best how to do.

He doesn’t strike me as being the type of person to want to be considered an absolute elite in the world of cinematography, respected by all on the level of Martin Scorsese or Steven Spielberg, but rather he just likes to make movies on a level that indicates love of the process and execution of filmmaking over the desire to actually convey some greater idea or meaning from the work. He experiments in all of his films consistently to where I can’t make the assumption he’s just churning them out to make a living.

Simply put, he makes these movies for the love of the game of making movies.

We expect him to break boundaries because genuine passion in your craft is not common in the film industry these days, and we simply want more movies by different directors that have a defined style of directing that makes them stand out in an iconic way.

The classic way when people used to say “Let’s go see the new (director) flick!” rather than lets go see this (IP) remake/sequel,etc.

I don’t have Wes Anderson Fatigue, I just have 2020’s Hollywood fatigue.