The most Wes Anderson-y moment of the almost excruciatingly Wes Anderson-y new Wes Anderson movie “The Grand Budapest Hotel” is the arrival, at a prison security desk, of foodstuffs meant for ...

taxidermy-filled mansion to a cartoonish prison break to a vertiginous ski-and-sled chase from a mountaintop monastery. Enlivened by such antic set pieces, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” finds ...

Tony Revolori, left, as Zero Moustafa and Saoirse Ronan as Agatha in a still from the film “The Grand Budapest Hotel.”EPA Helping Gustave escape from prison and seek a key witness (Mathieu ...

“The Grand Budapest Hotel” is a bit different ... as they get drawn into a thickening plot that leads to an art theft, a prison break, even a villain with fangs. Anderson wrote the screenplay ...

The Grand Budapest Hotel is a beautifully shot film that features ... After winning the hearts of the other inmates, he's introduced to prison gang leader, Ludwig (Harvey Keitel).

"The Grand Budapest Hotel" is full of celebrity cameos, most of them welcome, and as the film goes on, the zaniness escalates, with lots of chases and a prison break. This is where Anderson's ...

finds himself in prison after he's been framed for Madame ... Despite the film's overt silliness, then, there is a poignancy to The Grand Budapest Hotel that makes it more resonant that you ...

But The Grand Budapest Hotel isn't just a fantastic argument for ... imperceptible. Some prison scenes contain nude pin-ups, but Anderson's style and cinematography render them about as harmful ...

The Grand Budapest Hotel is indeed fictional ... It had served as a Nazi prison camp later becoming a nursing home. The castle is currently awaiting approval as a museum. When Deputy Kovacs ...

It’s a tongue-in-cheek prison break movie ... deadpan sentimentalism and blank-faced comedy, The Grand Budapest Hotel will do nothing to change your mind. For fans, however, it’s a sumptuously ...