Be sure to book a stay at ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
Wes Anderson is back with his favorite actors in yet another brilliant, quirky film
Wes Anderson is back with his favorite actors in yet another brilliant, quirky film
This is a wonderfully enjoyable, if fictionalized, history of some true heroes.
Despite praiseworthy costumes and loving cinematography, this film is severely bipolar.
Writer/director Wes Andersons best ever film is a look at the wonder of life through the eyes of two extraordinary children.
A slow-paced comedy filled with quirky characters that you may or may not find particularly funny.
Critics raved about Sofia Coppolas Oscar nominated film but our review asks: If Bill Murray werent headlining this movie would we even care about it