five star hotel

This is a picture that makes you close your eyes, hold your left ear with your right hand, and hold your left ear with your left hand and turn your right ear ten times in place, and then press the pause button on the keyboard at any instant in time. The film is set in a special period where a group of people under one roof struggle to survive. What? back? fuck you! I'm talking about Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, which I've been looking forward to for half a year! The cast lineup will stun you from the very beginning of the promotion! Ralph Fiennes, Adrien Brody, Jude Law, Edward Norton, Tilda Swinton, Bill Murray, Yassey, Owen Wilson, Matthew Amalick, Tom Wilkinson, Harvey Keitel, Willem Dafoe, blablabla, posters all fast plug No more! ! ! All of them are big players who can independently support the world, and they are all directed at the director's ingenious and slanted exquisite influence style and excellent script! Is this a downright comedy-slapstick hodgepodge like the trailer? No, no, I didn't know until the end that the core is actually very dark and heavy, war, massacre, civilization disappears, conspiracy, murder, friends die, although the black and white tone at the end is instantly suppressed to indicate that death is coming, but the director made the overall picture into a It's as dreamy and sweet as the "chocolate oiran" dessert in the film. It's tragic when you smile. Oh, no, no, it can't be called a tragedy, because it still conveys a kind of reverence for inheritance, dedication to love, and a sense of destiny. Digestion, gratitude to the nobles. I have to talk about the starring cold noodle master Ralph Fiennes, the uncle Gustave is actually quite perfect except for his strong taste. The first thing the prison did was to ask the person who received him if he was wearing his favorite perfume. Well, he just likes to have sex with 80-year-old old women who are dissatisfied with their desires. The little doorman zero, whose parents have both died, is still very good. His careful and patient teaching made the little doorman open his heart to face his future destiny, and he also met a short but eternal love. What is more precious is that this long-standing vicissitude. Although the Grand Budapest Hotel is on the decline, it will eventually become a good story in the world. (The change of the frame is very interesting, the music is fried chicken stick)

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