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| Runtime: 100 min Audio: 5.1 Language: English Subtitles: French Frame Rate: 29.9 fps Video Bitrate: 5228 Kb/sec Audio Bitrate: 320 kbps |
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Review: It is often said that Wes Anderson walked a fine line between stupidity and genius. The Grand Hotel Budapest, however, this distinction no longer exists: that makes no sense is excellent, and has never been so ridiculously brilliant. It is the best job, at least the movie all Andersons creative impulses to act in one direction, with a strong work of art. His films are always quirky, interesting and out of this world have been, but never the audience immersed in Anderson Country and with this film. The colors, the music, the distortion angle lens, actors were fantastic, all the elements combine Anderson signs are turning the camera movement between different parts of the set to produce. Ultimate Anderson film which absolutely ridiculous CGI is perfectly used to add to the surrealism of the film. It is also very well made, not only visually, but the structure. Unlike some earlier work, editing, pace and rhythm, pitch Budapest perfect.Is it a great movie? Im not sure. It does not attempt to address the issues of death, love, despair, great people. Instead, it seeps with a nostalgic, bittersweet longing for the past long time, and interesting characters produced. It is technically a comedy detective, and one should note that the genre seems strange brand of filmmaking Anderson really fits. But never before has MacGuffin Hitchcock is as concrete as specified by the boy with the apple. The plot is just a mechanism to Anderson for vision to carry on the screen and strange vision of the world that seem different from us, but full of loss just as much and, at the same time, compassionate human. There is comedy, but there are subtle or very over the top, and most viewers are uncomfortable with both. No ordinary shot, almost every image is not in place to the degree that they start with the film that makes sense, and great on the form.
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