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Grand Budapest Hotel
(15)
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5 /10
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| Average Rating |
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7.92 /10
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| Starring |
Ralph Fiennes  , Saoirse Ronan, Bill Murray |
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Directed by: Wes Anderson 
Written by: Wes Anderson, Hugo Guinness , inspired by the writing of Stefan Zweig
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| Released: |
2014 |
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| Genre: |
DRAMA
RITES-OF-PASSAGE
OVERRATED
COMEDY
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| Origin: |
US/ Germany |
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C |
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| Length: |
99 |
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MIXED Reviews
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| It's not as endearing as Moonrise Kingdom but not as tedious as The Darjeeling Limited. It offers an engaging 90+ minutes of unconventional, comedy-tinged adventure that references numerous classic movies while developing a style and narrative approach all its own. |
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| (James Berardinelli, Reelviews) |
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| For sure, it’s another example of style over substance — a richly deserved accusation that is always leveled at this kindergarten cop of a director, but I confess it’s a lot of scattered and disjointed fun. |
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| (Rex Reed, New York Observer) |
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| The Grand Budapest Hotel is no more than mildly funny. It produces murmuring titters rather than laughter -- the sound of viewers affirming their own acumen in so reliably getting the joke. |
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| (David Denby, New Yorker) |
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| As played with a melancholy rakishness by the handsomer-than-ever Fiennes, M. Gustave is one of Anderson’s more memorable creations — but he’s stranded in a movie that, for all its gorgeous frills and furbelows... never seemed to me to be quite sure what it was about. |
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| (Dana Stevens, Slate) |
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| Another meticulously stylish and deadpan Wes Anderson movie that walks the fine line between masterpiece and folly. |
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