I wouldn't change anything.

– according to you, yes, for me (and most I've spoken to) it is the finale of Wes Anderson's perfect triptych which started with Rushmore, and continued with The Royal Tenenbaums.

If anything, it is my certain belief that Anderson will fail to live up to the grandeur, humour and genuine heart that surfaced in those three films. But some people prefer overly saccharine and surprisingly shallow childish rom-coms, or the bloated indulgences of a Euro-centric romp…
Those same people probably only started enjoying Nicolas Winding Refn once he made Drive though, so really they don't know jack about bupkiss.