The Grand Budapest Hotel is Anderson’s best film to date, a wry, exceptionally well-structured 5-act Shakespearean dramedy. If you liked any of Anderson’s prior movies, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, The Royal Tenenbaums, or The Darjeeling Limited, to name a few, then The Grand Budapest Hotel will satisfy you in a way that these Movie Reviews ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’: Film Review. Director Wes Anderson recruits a star-studded cast led by Ralph Fiennes for his "Moonrise Kingdom" follow-up. By Todd McCarthy. The grand Budapest Hotel does not stray from this formula at all, thus creating a unmistakably Wes Anderson film and for that matter one of his best. So usually I go about these reviews in a very structured way and divide them up into 6 categories and analyse those 6 categories namely: Visuals and sound Cast and acting Editing and pacing 247 T his delirious operetta-farce is an eerily detailed and very funny work from the savant virtuoso of American indie cinema, Wes Anderson. It is set in the fading grandeur of a preposterous The latest movie news, trailers, reviews, and more. The Grand Budapest Hotel recounts the adventures of Gustave H, a legendary concierge at a famous European hotel between the wars, and Zero A transfixing chord of melancholy runs through Wes Anderson’s latest film, a curt, chipper European caper called The Grand Budapest Hotel.Set in roughly four time periods, but mostly in the The director’s latest, “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” is set in the imaginary country of Zubrowka, an alpine Eastern European nation, and centers on a spa town whose main highlight is the The Grand Budapest Hotel is pure entertainment from start to finish, it is very typically Wes Anderson, in fact he has gone overboard on the Wes Anderson-ness of the whole film, its extravagant, decadent and over flowing with kooks, quirks and charms. With rave reviews from across the board, it is well worth a watch. The Grand Budapest Hotel enters The Criterion Collection in a single-disc Blu-ray release pressed on a Region-A locked BD-50 disc. Housed in a cardboard digipack case - the case itself is an elaborate piece of artwork with the outside showcasing the shabby 60s blue with the inside the robust pink of the Grand Budapest Hotel. The Grand Budapest Hotel (Also Known As: El gran hotel Budapest) is an Adventure, Comedy, Drama film directed by Wes Anderson and written by Stefan Zweig. It was released on 6 March 2014 (Germany). It stars Ralph Fiennes, F. Murray Abraham, Mathieu Amalric. The film’s content : The adventures of Gustave H and Zero Moustafa, the lobby boy who becomes his most trusted friend… What awaits PhzIA.