Top notch As always Wes Anderson's movies do not disappoint. He has a way of making movies both beautiful and painfully awkward and this one is in my opinion more on the beautiful side. (Its still awkward) Great movie. On my top 10 for sure.

I loved The Grand Budapest Hotel! It had a candy-coated shell that took some of the bitter heartbreak away. The romance and honor of a bygone era subdued me, and even through the pain I was enchanted. Devotion, strength and honor stood in beauty like Edelweiss in snow, and I was left with a blossom of sweetness to fragrance my soul.

Highlight and memorable Anderson film. I have seen all of Anderson's work, and I strongly believe this is his best. He is an amazing artist that can carefully mold every scene into detail (music, dialogue, scenes). Amazing plot of false accusations, with a riveting storytelling!

The Grand Budapest Delight Wes Anderson has become one of my favorite directors in recent years. Ever since Fantastic Mr. Fox, he has proved that with a hint of wit and eccentricity, any thing he brings forth to the silver screen is a delight. The Grand Budapest Hotel is no exception, with an all star cast, brilliant performances, and fantastic writing, it goes without a doubt that this may just be the most underrated movie of 2014. Nonetheless, Mr. Anderson I tip my hat to you once again.

absolutely beautiful, never dulls. Each moment of this movie is just as captivating as the last, not only due to the film's impeccable storyline, but for the uniqueness of every visually vibrant scene and setting. Tastefully surreal and highly imaginative, the movie greatly benefits from Anderson's subtle yet brilliant delegation of colors and costume (Wes Anderson has a reputation for his ingenious filming methodology that remains consistent if not even more successful with each release) I am reminded of the cinematic palette Tim Burton used in the widely acclaimed, now-cult-classic production by the name of Edward Scissorhands, although the techniques were used by Anderson and Burton to reach separate ends. Where Burton seemingly used color tonality to contrast the dark and intense Edward against the blandness and superficiality of a new world, Anderson's use of color communicates a decadence preferred by the esoteric and wealthy patrons of the Grand Budapest, in a way that makes each character seem "at home." Where both movies possess the dreamlike quality of an urban legend as it would be playfully told by an elder narrator, The Grand Budapest is arguably the more comical of the two films.

Overstated with pomp and circumstance- Ralph Fiennes dialogue is overly extensive. With so much pretension Anderson in his grandest form dispenses with this pressure, but not in this piece. This is simply a carnival of all his cherished players. The scenes are stilted and obtuse with dialogue that is albeit complex but cold and measured...Why so much dialoge?...Don't the scenes tell their own story? Sure, Fiennes delivery is spot on but with a story that is so scattered does it really matter? I couldn't even finish the film...My brain is full...Moonrise Kingdom offers a story with an arc that completes his diverse scene tone poems...This film offers a breakneck pace with little room to appreciate any rhythm that might compliment the thoughtful sets and props that Anderson so painstakingly constructs...Where is the acting we saw in Aquatic and Darjeeling?

I will watch this forever and ne'er become tired I absolutely fell in love with this film when I saw it theatre. It is worth the price to watch, to see over and over again. There is definite amusement, horror, bloody scenes, lovey-dovey scenes, stupidity.... an all out wonderful movie. I recommend it to anyone who likes quirky films with a great in acting cast.

One of Wes Anderson's greatest films if not one of the greatest films. I simply adore this movie. The story, the characters, but most of all - the charming, simple, eyepopping, magical cinematography. A treat for the heart, mind, and especially the eyes. I rarely buy movies, but this is one I will cherish owning.

Beautiul Besides being a fun mystery movie with dry humour, this movie is gorgeous!!!! Every scene is a picture worth taking. If you want to get "the other stuff" out of this movie...then you need to see it twice. Try not to be overwhelmed by the beautiful design set. Loved it.

Loved it This movie was not only beautiful. But wonderfully clever, well written, acted and incredibly funny. I'm going to pick it up on dvd

Amazing. This is a very creative movie! I absolutely loved it. I can truthfully say, that this is my favorite movie. brilliant in every way. I recommend me this! ! 100%. So captivating.

Excellent It's eccentric and witty with impractical humor at every angle, which makes it that much better.

Bizarre. Lavishly decorated, with so many stars - and quite easily the most bizarre movie experience I've had in a while. It has some genuinely funny moments, but this kind of comedy is not normally my taste. It wasn't hard to follow, but screwball comedy is not really my thing.

Wes at his bess Wonderful film, wonderful actors, wonderful time! I have seen this 5 times this year and it never gets old.

The grand budapest Really loved this movie! Managed to blend symmetry, beauty and subtle comedy along with adventure and love even under its darker more serious circumstances. 5 stars No doubt!

Fun! Not the best Wes Anderson film of all time... But a tasty delight full of memorable moments.

A different kind of comedy than your run of the mill defaults these days. Great dialogue between key characters. Well written.

One for the Ages... A wonderful, eye popping, sincere adventure into the depths of imagination and friendship. An absolute must see!

Wonderful Movie All 'Round Probably one of the best movies I've ever seen. Just the perfect amount of humor and grand storytelling. An absolute must-see film.

Classic Very well directed movie with great, subtle humor. M. Gustave is a riot!