Nothing like it.

Rating: 7/10 (18 April 2014)

The Grand Budapest Hotel Follows the story of Gustave played by Ralph Fiennes the concierge of the Grand Budapest hotel and his lobby boy Zero played by Tony Revolori. I takes place at the time they steal a priceless piece art from a dead patron of the Grand Budapest Hotel and are forced to go on the run with plenty of third parties hunting them.
The best word i can use to describe the direction of the Grand Budapest hotel by Wes Anderson is meticulous. Everything shot feels well thought out with everything centered to the screen. The Grand Budapest Hotel is a rare original treat for movie goers with an enormous cast and plenty of cameos to go with it. I enjoyed this movie quite a lot, and that is probably due to Ralph Fiennes who steals the show as Gustave H in every scene that he is in. There are plenty of humorous moments that made me chuckle in the movie but none that really made me laugh out loud. The movie can feel a little overwhelming at times with a cast of that size when the scenes are generally brief and refer to characters from previous scenes, so keep up!
The best thing about this movies though is its originality. At no time during the movie did i know how it would turn out for Gustave and Zero, or anyone else for that matter.
Wes Anderson has put together a movie thats a good time at the cinema that doesn't have a dull moment. Go check it out