Absolutely brilliant!

Rating: 10/10 (23 December 2014)

Just like the painting which the movie revolves around the grand Budapest hotel is absolutely beautiful in every way and very unique. Just like the painter who painted the picture, Director Wes Anderson has truly outdone himself and this may just be his masterpiece.
The movie has depth and brilliant multiple stories which creatively come together to create an outstanding main story while still allowing for all stories to have relevance. The stories are told through unique and intriguing characters.
The movie revolves around themes such as love, death, friendship, greed, and despair among other themes all told through fantastical and funny ways. The dark and unique humour combined with the great dialogue allows for such serious themes such as death and love to be laughed upon while still having relevance and intertwining perfectly to tell the brilliant story of The Grand Budapest Hotel. The movie has very good moral-values but its brilliance is how the moral-values are told through funny and unique ways.
The acting in this movie is great with an outstanding cast led by an unbelievably good Ralph Fiennes. The unforgettable multiples cameos are a delight.
The movie is stunning visually and I cannot help but admire the camera work, cinematography and beautiful locations and sets. The movie is very detailed and every detail is clearly well thought of. The immaculate attention to detail makes it very difficult to find a flaw in the movie because honestly the movie is flawless. The movie is extremely surreal and the perfect soundtrack adds to the surrealism while helping to create and depict the mood and tone.
The Underlying question: Is it good and should you watch it? The answer is absolutely! The movie is very intriguing and unique. The Grand Budapest Hotel has all the ingredients for a great movie and takes you on an unforgettable journey through a wonderfully crafted wonderland, straight out of Anderson's brilliant head, parallel to no other!
The only true downfall is that this movie does not appeal to everyone!