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The Grand Budapest Hotel
Cast
Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, Tony Revolori, Mathieu Amalric View AllCrew
Wes Anderson (Screenplay), Wes Anderson (Director), Wes Anderson (Story), Stefan Zweig (Story) View AllRelease: Feb. 26th, 2014
Runtime: 1 hour, 39 minutes
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The Grand Budapest Hotel
Just come back from watching this and the best word for it is - delicious! I am a Wes Anderson fan and I'm not disappointed
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The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)
The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014) by Wes Anderson
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Cobpyth
We start seeing a girl read a book called "The Grand Budapest Hotel" on a cemetery, then we see the writer of that book tell us about how it is based on a story that he picked up somewhere and then we see the writer in his younger years (played by Jude Law) visiting a 'decayed' hotel.
We start seeing a girl read a book called "The Grand Budapest Hotel" on a cemetery, then we see the writer of that book tell us about how it is based on a story that he picked up somewhere and then we see the writer in his younger years (played by Jude Law) visiting a 'decayed' hotel.
Jack1
It's based on Stefan Zweig's writings, but it really feels like a thoroughly original work - I certainly can't think of another film like it, and I'm sure you could say that about most of Anderson's films.
It's based on Stefan Zweig's writings, but it really feels like a thoroughly original work - I certainly can't think of another film like it, and I'm sure you could say that about most of Anderson's films.
Gatsby
The plot is your standard Anderson-esque recollection of past events peppered with elements of caper and period films, but even this shows that, as Roger Ebert famously said, "it's not what a film is about, but HOW it is about..
The plot is your standard Anderson-esque recollection of past events peppered with elements of caper and period films, but even this shows that, as Roger Ebert famously said, "it's not what a film is about, but HOW it is about..