Left to right, Grace Edwards as Dinah, Scarlett Johansson as Midge Campbell and Damien Bonnaro as "Bodyguard/Driver" in writer-director Wes Anderson's "Asteroid City." (Courtesy of Pop. 87 ...

If the play within a show within a movie has you lost, we've got you covered. We explain and also delve into some interpretations for Wes Anderson's new movie, "Asteroid City," starring Jason ...

“Asteroid City” (2023), the newest installment to the Wes Anderson universe, manages to continue Anderson’s impeccable form and style but also shows his fans and the rest of the Milky Way that he does ...

Confused by the new Wes Anderson movie Asteroid City? Read Decider's breakdown of Asteroid City ending explained, including what "You can't wake up if you don't fall asleep," means.

His latest work still in theaters is "Asteroid City." It's set during the 1950s in a rural desert town on the California/Nevada border. The town consists of a gas station, a diner, a motel, and a ...

On the surface, “Asteroid City” is set in the town of that name, a dot on the map in the American Southwest that’s home to 87 people, a one-pump gas station, a luncheonette, a small motor ...

A Junior Stargazer convention is hit by world-changing events in Wes Anderson's Asteroid City, a comedy with an all-star cast including Tom Hanks, Scarlett Johansson, Tilda Swinton and Bryan Cranston.

Asteroid City, the fictional town, is the nucleus of the film, cowritten by Anderson and Roman Coppola. And the life-transforming, world-changing event in the middle of it offers a new perspective ...

Asteroid City doesn’t open in this desert town. It starts on a black-and-white studio set, where a Rod Serling-esque host (Breaking Bad’s Bryan Cranston) frames the entire movie as a stage ...