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).

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

The Grand Budapest Hotel, the new Anderson film that opened ... a rollicking caper that mixes theft, murder, a prison break and pastry recipes into a rousing free-forall that speeds by like ...