The very definition of a Wes Anderson movie. It’s a joy to watch from beginning to end with some emotional moments hidden in the humor. Ralph Fiennes is definitely the highlight of the movie, delivering a wonderful performance.

*Il film Grand Budapest Hotel, diretto da Wes Anderson nel 2014, racconta le vicende del leggendario concierge Gustave H. e del suo giovane fattorino Zero Moustafa nella repubblica fittizia di Zubrowka negli anni '30. Tra omicidi misteriosi, furti d'arte e fughe rocambolesche, i due lottano per dimostrare l'innocenza di Gustave. *Il film è eccezionale c’è poco da dire, l’uso dei colori in questo film è spettacolare uno dei migliori che ho mai visto, la storia in sé è bella e comunque riesce a intrattenere per tutto il film, le scene e le inquadrature sono spettacolari, un film da vedere.

church casually got sleigh racing funny af best sequence of the movie, the colors were mesmerizing

I loved every single second of it

THERE ARE FEW ANDERSON movies that truly embody his style this is one of of them

The Grand Budapest Hotel is one of the most beautiful movies to be made, with the beauty not in its serenity but in the out-of-the-box imagination of Wes Anderson. The color scheme and cinematography in this film are astonishing. Ralph Fiennes is a phenomenon as M. Gustave. It is a murder mystery told like a Shakespearean drama✍✍✍.

es una pelicula hermosa es como una caricia a mis ojos con astigmatismo

I think every Wes Anderson movie I've seen is 10/10, I just need to watch them enough times for them to get to that status

Both are utterly delightful and completely horrifying all at the same time. Nothing I have to say about this that hasn't been already said. It's hilarious, charming, absurd, original, and just an absolute blast. One of those movies where literally every shot could be framed in a musem. The production design and framing are oozing with beuty and style. Wes's personality and style is really found in every bit of it. The cast is filled with so many amazing stars, and while not all of them get too much screen time, the cast is still so much fun to watch. Also the scene where Dmitri breaks the painting is one of the hardest I laughed in forever.

Watched on a plane.

I rewatched it again with my mum yesterday. She told me that it's very obvious why I liked it. She said it was a very beautiful and artistic film and as a literature student ofc I would love it. She is right honestly. Also she gave it 3 and a half stars so at least she liked it.

You gotta be okay with being reminded that you’re being told a story, that what you are seeing is fiction. Because this movie does it a lot. But still, it’s real. Stories aren’t less real than life.

type shit

Isso foi muito gostosinho de assistir.

sin palabras

Omg i think i found my comfort movie.

“The beginning of the end of the end of the beginning has begun. A sad finale played off-key on a broken-down saloon piano in the outskirts of a forgotten ghost town. I'd rather not bear witness to such blasphemy.” I had nearly forgotten how incredible, how beyond perfection, this movie truly is. This is without a doubt the climax and ultimate triumph of Wes Anderson’s career. The amount of love, joy, and bitter hopefulness that emanates from the film is as heady and intoxicating as L'air de Panache.  I feel an utter fool for not loving this film enough, and I will take painstaking steps to ensure it never happens again. This truly could be the greatest film ever made. And we must take as much care in watching as was taken in making it. 

"fast paced movies are always better than slow ones".

Otrolig

not to be a pretentious cinephile but this movie is so goddamn beautiful