Hence a witty one, a certain sadness and longing there is.

Rating: 10/10 (4 January 2019)

Definitely Wes Anderson's masterpiece for me, reckoning the screenwriting, cinematography technique, and all. I myself have the favouritism of Chaplin, Iñárritu, Kubrick, Tarkovsky and Bertolucci. But after I've finished Grand Budapest Hotel, I immediately know what the missing piece of my life is!
And what an amusing film! There is a tremendous flairs, a unique one, of what I call "life" there; a spectrum of time that you could feel the absolutely of pleasure out of it, a conundrum and a tear shed for humanity, and a momentary of a certain sadness. From time to time, I usually have a different word to describe those feeling of life passing by, the romanticism... and a vast, indescribable longing of something far, far away...
After the end roll in which I was clapping my hands along, it's good too know that The Grand Budapest Hotel gave me those beautiful feeling... and at least I'm contented by that fact.