Great Movie

Rating: 8/10 (14 February 2015)

+ Storytelling: The story is told in a series of flashbacks which is narrated out.
+ Ralph Fiennes: Ralph Fiennes gives a memorable performances with wonderful dialog delivery filled with humor and expression.
+ Cinematography: Cinematography is beautiful.

Plot: Not convincing at all.

Screenplay: Ridden with holes. Slow as well.

Direction: Over the top and pretentious to say the least.I have never been a fan of Wes Anderson's films owing to their cartoons and funny sets with weird make-up. However, I was surprised to watch The Grand Budapest Hotel with utmost sincerity in terms of performance, story telling and brilliant direction.

The Grand Budapest Hotel tells the adventure of Gustave H who is a manager at the The Grand Budapest Hotel along with the lobby boy Zero.Wes Anderson had changed my feelings towards his films with sheer direction and convincing screenplay. The story is well-told in the flashback mode and narration is simply superb keeping you on your toes right from the beginning till the end.
The movie is a thorough entertainer and the prison break scene will add extra spice. The background score is superb along with beautiful cinematography and art direction. Editing is crisp. Ralph Fiennes gives a memorable performances with wonderful dialog delivery filled with humor and expression. Tony Revolori gives adequate support and should go a long way.Overall, a brilliant movie to watch