Art Movie with a dash of Monty Python

Rating: 9/10 (29 April 2014)

I am not a great movie watcher or critic, but I really enjoyed Grand Hotel Budapest. The cinematography was excellent, acting was great, plot unusual, and it had just the right amount of humor and emotion. Set in a colorful almost finger painting of central Europe in the 30's, it kept me engaged throughout trying to figure out who did it, what would happen next, who was that actor, and how would it all end. Highly recommended for boomers who are tired of special effects action movies where the world is being saved from aliens/fascists/communists/robots or where big stars are saving babies from evil family members/nasty businessmen/nasty government/nasty religions/nasty lawyers.