Color and the Meaning of The Grand Budapest Hotel

[@berun9204]

The long shots that shows the Mountains and the hotel are, in my opinion, inspired by how the movies production design were during the 20's and 30's, specially from Monseiur Mellies. I like that.

[@amarpreetsingh7066]

It's just brilliant thanks radio

[@Hayanomie]

I literally understood nothing from this movie. Was baked af but it was pleasurable to watch nonetheless

[@morgprudn8395]

Right you are

[@x.x..x.x]

Congratulations. So you're just confessing to be a useless drug user. Well done fool. Grow up

[@josephstaffetti5575]

I loved it.

[@nightowl8477]

Really great analysis. Very well done.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

I find use of several framing devices with their own aspect ratios and dominant palettes really alienating in a good way. It is story told by old writer who tells of himself of past hearing a story of past again. All these layers allow movie to steep stronger into fantastic, absurdist and zany without losing it's credibility.

[@themongrel930]

this video makes me think you made this for school. If so, great work. if not, also great work!

[@tunasandwich8049]

If the film manages to make a fun happy color of yellow drab and bleak, you know it's Wes Anderson

[@haleyleyley8951]

How the hell do you only have 23 subs????

[@samstone193]

Great analysis! Do you think that the multi framed aspect of the story relate to the zany style of the film?

[@adamjosephmeilech3842]

Sam Stone Yes

[@crypastesomemore8348]

“Tend to operate with quirky characters and precise production design.” Guess you never heard of Woody Allen?

[@Aeraleach]

you should have let it fade out instead of apruptly stoping the video

[@bubba4198]

I thought the movie took place just before WW1, figuring Zero was probably born between 1885-1890, since he is quite older in the 60s. And the uniforms are definitely not WW2 era (at least I can’t really tell I’m not too familiar with uniforms)

[@markfahey3023]

The vehicles definitely seem post ww1.

[@saragomes4417]

The film was inspired in Stefan Zweig,an Austrain Author who left his country during WW2.

[@CaaritoOvi]

Hermoso analisis, gracias!

[@evangelistafilms]

Thank you =)

[@irina9339]

Thank you!

[@IvanTheBikerFromSpace]

Nice video

[@Roosenveld]

WHAT IS YOUR RESEARCH SOURCE? I HAVE A SCHOOL JOB. ABOUT THE MEANING OF COLORS IN THE FILM THE GREAT HOTEL IN BUDAPEST.

[@tunasandwich8049]

Just basic color theory my dude

[@mobassirahmedhemel4736]

Why this channel is dead.

[@adamjosephmeilech3842]

Find my main channel by searching "Adam Meilech", I'm making videos!

[@crypastesomemore8348]

@@adamjosephmeilech3842 this channel seems to have more subs than your main channel?

[@anthemlog]

Don't tell me you're done making videos.