Wes Anderson's wit and style is here, and it's his best work yet

Rating: 10/10 (30 September 2015)

I love Wes Anderson's Movies, Moonrise Kingdom was great, Fantastic Mr Fox was great and yes i even liked The Life Aquatic of Steve Zissou. However Grand Budapest Hotel beats all of them for the film's Incredible dark humor, art style and a emotional ending. Here's why this film is a masterpiece.
The story follows an Author who goes to Grand Budapest Hotel and while in his visit he meets Zero Moustafa, a lonely man who tells the Author all about his past in the Grand Budapest. The main story has 5 parts and each follows concierge Monsieur Gustave and his lobby boy Zero as Gustave gets send to prison for murder despite him being innocent in reality. While on the way, Zero befriends a girl who is a pastry chef and two evil criminals are trying to get a painting named Boy With Apple that Gustave loves very much, but is stolen by Gustave. Gustave and his jail pals must Escape jail to prove his innocence and that the criminals where the ones being sent to jail and many quirky adventures along the way.
The film is amazing, first off, the art style is absolutely outstanding, it's aspect ratio is what makes the Movie genius, since it switches from normal to old. The performances especially Ralph Fiennes is brilliant, he delivers the laughs just right as well as his touching feel you came to expect from a Wes Anderson Movie, The film's humor is dark and zany, all done is a good pace and makes it Wes Anderson's most entertaining Movie yet. The ending is sad, where the film ends With a woman going to the grave of Gustave, the main character.
The characters are memorable, notably Agatha, the pastry chef and Dmitri, the villain. The film has it problems though but not very big. The film could have been longer, the film's climax is somewhat disappointing, Part 4 is the worst of all 3 parts and the film's choreography falls flat to it's stellar design of the style.
Grand Budapest Hotel is the best Wes Anderson flick yet, the film's humor, drama, style, characters, aspect ratio and overall direction is great, but the film is only 100 minutes, the climax is disappointing, Part 4 has somewhat a dumb feel compared to 1,2,3,5 and choreography is linear. Recommended absolutely 10/10