The Grand Budapest Hotel
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Synopsis
A writer encounters the owner of an aging high-class hotel, who tells him of his early years serving as a lobby boy in the hotel's glorious years under an exceptional concierge.
Cast
- Ralph Fiennes
- F. Murray Abraham
- Mathieu Amalric
- Adrien Brody
- Willem Dafoe
- Jeff Goldblum
- Harvey Keitel
- Jude Law
- Bill Murray
- Edward Norton
Letterboxd User Reviews
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a movie about a girl, who reads a book about a man, who hears a story about a lobby boy, who meets a man who runs a hotel, a hotel for which the story, the book, and the movie are named for
Georgia ColeyJul 9, 2020sir that’s my emotional support lobby boy
hollie amandaFeb 19, 2015Is it possible to frame an entire feature film and hang it on your wall? Have we discovered how to do this? Asking for a friend.
Josh Lewis - Jul 16, 2018
I’m gonna write a letter to Wes Anderson asking him to be the interior designer for my home
kaylaJul 11, 2023"Did he just throw my cat out the window?"
James (Schaffrillas)May 20, 2021TAKE YOUR HANDS OFF MY LOBBY BOY
aaron - Oct 12, 2021
“she’s been murdered and you think I did it” *runs away*
evaJan 14, 2018this shot of saoirse ronan? life changing
ciaraNov 25, 2021My mom wanted to watch a movie with the family and my dad said "It's this movie or nothing" Yeah I agree
James (Schaffrillas)
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heisenburger37 lovedThe Grand Budapest HotelOne of my favorite movie of all time! This is an absolute masterpiece and everything about it is beautiful.
AMock lovedThe Grand Budapest Hotel9/10 Wes Anderson’s style is so mesmerizing and unique. The cinematography was outstanding and had an amazing cast. I could never take my eyes off the screen and it’s something I would definitely watch again. I thoroughly enjoyed this one and highly recommend to anyone
Matthew Regan likedThe Grand Budapest HotelThis movie was unreasonably funny for such a serious tone
- MRSU1C1DESQD likedThe Grand Budapest Hotel
A relatively dry humored film with great storytelling. I enjoyed this movie, however, it did not live up the expectations that have been set for it. IMO, it was not as good as I had heard, but I really enjoyed some of the humor. I was expecting a little more than a quaint tale.
Alena E lovedThe Grand Budapest HotelThis movie earned my highest respects. So much so that I deem it disrespectful to comment anything other than praise.
sean b likedThe Grand Budapest Hotel9/10 not a single thing wrong with this movie. that’s it.
- Axl lovedThe Grand Budapest Hotel
I think it’s one of the best movie I have ever seen the cinematography is just perfect with the changes of color and the symmetry it’s just perfect if you want to watch an aesthetic movie to feel relaxed intrigued and joyful this is it because even the plot is amazing and voila .
NxtJC is "meh" onThe Grand Budapest HotelLooks amazing but i found it incredibly boring
Ranon Travers lovedThe Grand Budapest HotelThe cinematography and settings are beautiful. This movie uses great color and camera work to make the movie wonderful. It is a very enjoyable shorter movie. My favorite character(s): Monsieur Gustave and young Zero. My favorite scene: The will reading and stealing of painting.
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- SMSarah Mcivor
Metacritic
Mar 6, 2014
This is one of Anderson’s funniest and most fanciful movies, but perversely enough it may also be his most serious, most tragic and most shadowed by history, with the frothy Ernst Lubitsch-style comedy shot through with an overwhelming sense of loss.
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon
Feb 27, 2014
Wes Anderson’s latest cinematic styling is The Grand Budapest Hotel, an exquisitely calibrated, deadpan-comic miniature that expands in the mind and becomes richer and more tragic.
David Edelstein
New York Magazine (Vulture)
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