A WES ANDERSON CLASSIC - The Grand Budapest Hotel - Group Reaction

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• TH

  @thenormies · 2 years ago · pinned

  What's your favorite Wes Anderson movie?

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• AN

  @andrewdunn8778 · 2 years ago

  I always forget that this movie is like three layers deep. We're watching a girl reading a book about a guy recounting the times of another guy.

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• TW

  @TwinTorqueTC · 1 year ago

  &quot;Holy fuck! What&apos;s the meaning of this shit??&quot;<br><br>Dimtri not realizing the painting has been taken until the movie is like 2/3 over always gets me.

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• HO

  @hourlybriana · 2 years ago

  This was my comfort movie for such a long time. I love The Grand Budapest Hotel.

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• RE

  @ReXtion88 · 2 years ago

  I love this film so fucking much. It&apos;s absolutely sublime, and one of the best performances in Ralph Fiennes&apos; incredible career

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• S.

  @s.solhaug · 2 years ago

  Kunst means art in many european languages

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• SA

  @Samaelthekind · 2 years ago

  This is one of the great movies of its time. Wes Anderson movies all have a certain panache that doesn&apos;t exist anywhere else...but this one transcends all of them, perfectly scored, with an ensemble cast that continually astonishes you. For me, the elderly Zero is my most beloved character...a man who has experienced loss and yet retained a sense of grace and contentment, wise without any arrogance. So perfect. A story, within a story, within a story, read by a modern girl...also an inception-esque rabbithole that the watcher finds themselves gently sliding down. <br><br>Side note: The Society of Crossed Keys does actually exist...although under a slightly different name. Originally a loose association of French concierges and hoteliers...it eventually became an international organization that, while not exactly secret, is quite exclusive and not well known. It is reserved for proven excellence in the field of hospitality, its members have access to remarkable and often scarce luxuries...not for themselves, but so that they can provide the highest level of service even under surprising or difficult circumstances. To be inducted into their ranks is still an honor. If you ever happen to be in a very fine hotel...keep an eye on the lapels of the concierge...if you see a pair of crossed keys...you will know that the person serving you intends to do their best. My youngest brother spent years in various hospitality fields, in America and in Europe...and for a time he was a head chef for a Zagat&apos;s guide rated restaurant...and during that time he came to know a few unusual people, including a couple of members of that esteemed agency.

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• JA

  @jackevans6200 · 2 years ago

  &apos;Willem Dafoe looks like a vampire!&apos;<br>Funny that he played Max Schreck (aka the actor who played Count Orlok in Nosferatu) in Shadow of the Vampire; a role that apparently landed him playing the Green Goblin!

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• PA

  @patrickthemango756 · 2 years ago

  Whenever life feels too much i watch a wes anderson movie

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• O-

  @o-henry · 2 years ago

  Man, when I watched this movie for the first time, I was BAFFLED by how an American director was capable of understanding and conveying so much Eastern European, Austro-Hungarian and Jewish culture. Aside from all the fantastic visuals and acting, there&apos;s so much in the subtleties.

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• KS

  @KSweets23 · 2 years ago

  NORMIES REACT TO MY FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME I TAKE IT BACK MAYBE THERE IS SOMETHING WORTH LIVING FOR

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• EF

  @effortmsimelelo5059 · 2 years ago

  Peak Wes Anderson right here, the oscars are clueless.😂

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