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In defense of The Grans Budapest Hotel.

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Here is the little 'brochure', a guide to Wes Anderson's movies:
�Somebody was always controlling who got a chance and who didn�t. - Charles Bukowski

http://screenrant.com/wes-anderson-movie-guide/ (Open in New Window)

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It's a film that needs defending because it's grossly overwrought... - genungo 14:30:53 01/17/15 (0)
It's another one of those quirky films that makes you see the world from the standpoint of a person suffering from some strange nervous disease. Loads of detail, though.
RE: In defense of The Grans Budapest Hotel. - geoff 13:40:13 01/17/15 (0)
It put me to sleep, I think.
Cast listing reads like a who's who of Hollywood. Great film. - free.ranger 16:51:53 01/16/15 (0)
The story kept rolling until the end. Many incidents and features within kept interest way up.
There wasn't much to finish up/tie up except people's lives, which is the way life is. I liked it a lot; written like a great memoir.

Owen Wilson introducing himself as "Monsieur Chuck" had my sides split.
Lots of entertaining supporting actors, Goldblum, Wilem Dafoe, the young bell boy, even ancient Bill Murray, - geoffkait 16:05:02 01/16/15 (0)
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Clever, original, with a big heart. I liked it, and I dislike pretty much all the directors other stuff. I'd - tinear 08:14:27 01/16/15 (0)
give it Best Director and Best Actor Oscars; Fiennes was astonishing.

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