The Grand Budapest Hotel - Reviews

Anderson the illusion-maker is more than graceful, he's dazzling, and with this movie he's created an art-refuge that consoles and commiserates. It's an illusion, but it's not a lie.

...a delightful contraption of a film, its characters gliding around like intricate moving parts, its camera lurching with signature, machine-like fluidity.

Ralph Fiennes is on glorious form as Monsieur Gustave, the legendary concierge of the Grand Budapest Hotel in the early 1930s...

...there is plenty to enjoy...

Wes Anderson returns with an opulent and strangely moving caper movie.

...nothing short of an enchantment, one even the holdouts may be hard-pressed to resist.

Billede, lyd og skuespil er iført en spændetrøje. Det er imidlertid netop denne spændetrøje, der er nøglen til den lårklaskende bizarre humor. Hver verbale og visuelle joke er timet med kirurgisk præcision.

...är en komedi, en thriller och en saga med ett dignande persongalleri. Men det är också hans första politiska film – och det ger filmen tyngd.

Et overflødighedshorn af Wes Andersonsk-hed – og i lange stræk, ja i næsten samfulde 100 minutter, en overbevisende parade af underholdende indslag.