I recently watched
Wes Anderson’s film The Grand Budapest Hotel. It tells the advendtures
of Gustave, a legendary concierge and Zero Moustafa the lobby boy who becomes
his most trusted friend.
I thought it was very interesting and extremely well made. Wes
Anderson’s films are known for their distinctive visual and narrative style.
After watching this movie I can understand why. Every aspect of the film was
planned and executed in a very specific manner. There are some great camera angles
and very elaborate sets. I’ve never seen a movie with such precise
camera movements. I didn’t really care for the story but the cinematography made the
movie, at least for me. The movie could be paused at any point and each frame
would look amazing. Every single frame is a mesmerizing and stunning
composition of colors and textures. The constant flowing camera movements make
you feel like you’re swimming through the hotel. Basically, I just think it is a brilliant
movie and everyone should see it.
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