Another day brings with it another peek into the carefully-crafted world of Wes Anderson‘s “The Grand Budapest Hotel,” and we’re running out of ways to tell you to go see the movie. So here’s the first word from our review of the movie out of the Berlin Film Festival: Love.
Indeed, that seems to be the best way to sum up the feeling fans of the director have for his movies, and “The Grand Budapest Hotel” may be his most exquisite concoction. Certainly in this scene arriving via Vanity Fair, we witness everything we’ve come to expect from Anderson: carefully honed dialogue, sharp sense of comedic tone, and a slight dash of the absurd to a world as finely wrought as it is obsessively detailed.
Take a look below at the scene featuring Ralph Fiennes and Tilda Swinton. “The Grand Budapest Hotel” arrives on March 7th. Btw, Pitchfork is streaming the ‘Grand Budapest Hotel’ soundtrack in its entirety here.
Ralph is an actor class apart. Even the small role in In Bruges was one of the best villian performances of d decade: leisuremartini/villains-last-decade/