re: Best cinematography you've seen?

Wes Anderson is hit or miss for me as well. Personally I'd rank them Rushmore, Grand Budapest, Bottle Rocket, Moonrise Kingdom and from there it's a big step down. Fantastic Mr. Fox was OK, Royal Tenenbaums and Life Aquatic were fairly meh, and I didn't care at all for Darjeeling Limited. It's interesting how much people's opinions vary so much on his different movies and that connecting with them is somewhat random. But one thing I think he's continued to improve on is cinematography.