The stars of The Phoenician Scheme are soon introduced to a host of silly supporting characters, but the film's frequent risk of death for Zsa-zsa keeps the tension high for the entire adventure ...

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The Phoenician Scheme, out May 30 via Focus Features, stars del Toro as European tycoon Zsa-Zsa Korda, who has built a globe-spanning empire using dubious business practices.

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"The Phoenician Scheme" hits home and carves out a space for itself in the upper half of Anderson's filmography, with a strong potential to rise over time. It not only has a sharp eye but a deep soul.

Wes Anderson has always been Wes Anderson, but with “The Phoenician Scheme” he somehow seems more Wes Anderson than ever before. Certainly that is true with the intricacy the director brings to ...

Korda has a scheme, a “Phoenician Scheme” if you will, and it requires him to travel the world meeting old associates and estranged family members, some of whom may want to kill him.

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Anderson will likely delight his most ardent fans but perhaps lose a few others with the plot, which becomes a bit exhausting to follow as we reach the midpoint of this tale.