the grand budapest hotel out of context

// The Grand Budapest Hotel
The Grand Budapest Hotel is a 2014 comedy-drama film written and directed by Wes Anderson. Ralph Fiennes leads a seventeen-actor ensemble cast as Monsieur Gustave H., famed concierge of a mountainside resort in the fictional country of Zubrowka. When Gustave is framed for the murder of a wealthy dowager (Tilda Swinton), he and his recently befriended protégé Zero (Tony Revolori) embark on a quest for fortune and a priceless Renaissance painting amid the backdrop of encroaching fascism. Anderson's American Empirical Pictures produced the film in association with Studio Babelsberg and Indian Paintbrush's Scott Rudin and Steven Rales, and Fox Searchlight Pictures handled its commercial distribution. The Grand Budapest Hotel was financed by Indian Paintbrush and a German government-funded rebate program.
Anderson and longtime collaborator Hugo Guinness conceived The Grand Budapest Hotel as a fragmented tale following a character inspired by a mutual friend. They initially struggled to develop their idea further, but their experience touring Europe and researching the literature of Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig shaped their ambitions for the film. The Grand Budapest Hotel draws visually from Europe-set mid-century Hollywood films and the Library of Congress's photocrom print collection of alpine resorts. Principal photography took place in eastern Germany over a ten-week period from January to March 2013. French composer Alexandre Desplat composed the symphonic, Russian folk-inspired score, which expanded on his early work with Anderson. The Grand Budapest Hotel explores themes of tragedy, war, nostalgia, fascism, friendship and loyalty, and further critical analysis focuses on the film's treatment of color as an important storytelling device.
The Grand Budapest Hotel premiered in competition at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival on February 6, 2014. The French theatrical release on February 26 preceded the film's global rollout, followed by releases in Germany, North America, and the United Kingdom on March 6-7. It was well received by critics for its craftsmanship, though the film's approach to the subject matter, fragmented storytelling, and characterization drew occasional disapproval. The BBC chose The Grand Budapest Hotel as one of the greatest films of the twenty-first century. The film earned US$172.9 million in box office revenue worldwide, making it Anderson's highest grossing feature to date. It led the 87th Academy Awards season with nine nominations (winning four), and earned several other honors chiefly for writing and technical achievement.
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[@kitkat8711]

Honestly, even in context this movie feels like a fever dream.

[@iw_has_gone]

Thats a Wes Anderson film for you

[@ryanscott4489]

I think it's supposed to. It's a story within a story after all. Told twice the details get a little more fantastical, which makes it all the more charming.

[@dumbfool6488]

@@ryanscott4489 isn´t acutally a story within a story within a story withing a story?

[@CoratMcRed]

@@dumbfool6488 it is, yeah

[@i_own_adog]

It's literally a story about a woman reading a book, about a man telling a story about his younger years, while listening to a story being told by a man, who is telling a story about his younger years, and telling another man's story. Did that make sense?

[@oktoberfeeest7819]

“You are but you’re bisexual” has to be the best scene in the movie its so random and chaotic

[@ethanlivemere1162]

"Let's change the subject: I'm leaving"

[@michaelvino8679]

Best line ever

[@oiytd5wugho]

@karaqakkzl "having kiss" that is a really odd way of spelling 'sex'

[@sadtimesalways]

@karaqakkzl from now on i will say having kiss instead of having sex

[@pillowvibes]

ahead of its time tbh

[@jackstrawful]

“What’s the meaning of this shit!” I went around saying that for weeks after I first saw this.

[@AstraVex]

It's still my go-to outrage phrase! xD

[@apdeasedraws1980]

For me it’s “Those fuckers!”

[@dominiccruz7469]

🙂....... 😲 *HOLY FUCK.*

[@EvevanKaat]

This is my favourite Wes Anderson movie. I also like that the same actors keep popping up in his movies, feels like a party where you're waiting for all the guests to arrive.

[@treasuremage7546]

It feels like family, doesn't it? They're all great actors, and they all like working together, so he'll keep writing them parts for as long as they keep showing up for them.

[@elip4436]

yeah especially owen wilson

[@nickklavdianos5136]

A lot of directors do that, they have certain actors with which they work on a lot of projects. Scorsese, Nolan, Tarantino, Guy Ritchie, Anderson, all have the same actors appear in many of their movies.

[@Pollicina_db]

@@nickklavdianos5136 Its also impossible to have any Tim Burton production without Johnny Depp and Helen Bonham Carter

[@HisameArtwork]

@@nickklavdianos5136 yeah that used to be the norm, not anymore with these factory style films Hollywood keeps making with franchise reboots. Wes just seems like a warm blanket grandma used to give you.

[@thechancellor7153]

Agatha and Zero had the purest form of love. No one can change my mind.

[@maiainoue9880]

"Will you marry me?" "Yes."

[@kaitlnwhite6809]

My heart broke when I learned that they got married, but she and their son died soon after. Zero had lost enough already and they were so sweet to each other.

[@alanna6034]

@@kaitlnwhite6809 same

[@SGLopez-ui3ps]

they're one of my favourite film couples ever

[@KarevaDarya]

Somehow these 12 mins weren't even a spoiler, cuz I have no idea what I just saw

[@alittleantidote5852]

The whole movie isn't a Spoiler because you'll still have nonidea what happend after it 🤣🤣🤣 Absolute masterpiece

[@calowenby1654]

Well, it is out of order.

[@terence4265]

I not getting it 😮😮😮

[@knightchef]

Willem Dafoe getting yeeted off the cliff has got to be the funniest scene.

[@cirrusB612]

We studied this film in class and everyone laughed the most during that scene, so I say you're right.

[@thunder_heads]

Willem dafall

[@calowenby1654]

Holy shit, you got him!

[@mkst177]

HOLY SHIT YOU GOT HIM

[@3516C]

HOLY SHIT YOU GOT HIM!

[@Kristiekins2]

"Let's change the subject, I'm leaving" is how I dramatically exit all rooms.

[@pzalterias5154]

Every frame with Willem Dafoe in this movie is pure gold.

[@juliejulie8659]

He freaks me out

[@crossovo]

@@juliejulie8659 indeed

[@Traveler-VII]

@@juliejulie8659 And that's part of what makes him so excellent in this.

[@broannoying8765]

Every frame with Willem Dafoe in any movie is gold.

[@blutlauch4418]

Any frame in this movie is pure gold

[@connorreeve9922]

“She was shaking like a shitting dog “ still one of my favourite quotes 😂😂

[@TheoRedfern]

Truly

[@cirrusB612]

I love how, despite the fact that Kovacs has probably figured out that Jopling's hunting him down to kill him, he still has the courage to show him his dead cat as a final "wth the heck is wrong with you"

[@DinahRapydz]

How could someone play this wholesome man and at the same time be literally Voldemort

[@bearsgaming6364]

And Amon Goeth

[@nib1448]

And the Chef from the Menu

[@hari-xo2fm]

Watch him in In Bruges. You would be amazed.

[@jasonbateman2092]

the run at 11:30 😂 there’s really no reason for a background character to have such a random characteristic which makes it even funnier

[@maxe3110]

Goddamnit, this movie is a national treasure

[@jackincorporated8480]

Which nations?

[@_PhamTuanCuong]

*international

[@h0rn3d_h1st0r1an]

@@jackincorporated8480 Zubrowka

[@iamkablam8096]

Ah, I see I’m not the only one descending the rabbit hole of cinema from the year 2014

[@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475]

Fantastic year.

[@mr.mlaststandsite813]

God that was a um how do I put this Beautiful and a shitshow of a year

[@iamkablam8096]

@@dr.feelgoodmalusphillips2475 quite the year indeed!

[@iamkablam8096]

@@mr.mlaststandsite813 oh my god, I know exactly what you mean 😂😭

[@mikeytrains1]

I watched this movie years ago, when it first came out. it’s always been holding a big spot in my heart and mind.

[@TiberiusEmpire]

6:11 President Truman when the Japanese still don't want to surrender during WW2

[@jamesharding3459]

*M O R E F I R E B O M B S*

[@liampett1313]

It's like the invasion scene of Itwo Jima. So how did we do it? Well we first shot it, then we shot it some more, then we bombed it, then we shot it, then we shot it, then we shot it again, then our bombers refueled, then we shot it some more, then we bombed it. After which we stormed the beaches and did some more shooting.

[@camrynrussell6292]

AAAAAAAHAHAH

[@marioconte6223]

Imagine trying to comprend the movie plot watching this video

[@bpouelas]

7:42 is out of context within the film. Def was waiting for that the whole vid

[@AstraVex]

Not exactly. They arrange to talk over dinner because the noisy naked fat man was being hosed down........There's a sentence I never thought I'd say! xD

[@theSixthInternationalist]

Might as well put the whole film it's such a meme

[@melancholyskittle]

i hyperfixated on this film for nine-ish months, from march 2020 to january 2021. it’s the film that made me switch my career path to being a director and screenwriter!!! it means so much to me and seeing it memed makes me so happy >:D

[@iiiivvvv9986]

Oh lol, I got hyperfixated on this movie in November 2020 when studying for exams, what're the odds

[@carlosdumbratzen6332]

Oh funny I had a similar epiphany, but not with this one, but with Suspiria 1977 in autumn 2020. It also made me rethink my career. I can understand why this movie though ^^'

[@cirrusB612]

I would love to know how you did that! Both are dream jobs for me.

[@mkst177]

that’s also my dream job. if you don’t mind me asking, how old are you?

[@samcompany7083]

Why is Adrien Brody always so funny when he is in anything that isn’t a drama or tragedy

[@yellowprettybird]

Wes and Ralph Fiennes brought out the best in each other. Wes Anderson's greatest film, and one of Ralph's greatest performances. As much as I love Wes, I usually get bored with his films about halfway through. With this one, I loved the film from beginning to end, thanks to Ralph's performance.

[@madkoala2130]

I think out of all Wes Anderson's films, this one actually "flow's" (i mean story has some kind of progression that is interconnected without too many random elements that can easily destruct from main plot). A lot of his movies kinda dont follow typical narrative stories because they jump around from place to place without any coherence.

[@avian1799]

I can't believe Wes Anderson decided to film a normal day in the life of Ralph Fiennes and release it as a feature length movie. Incredible

[@MapleMaf1a]

This movie amazing. Hearing Adrien Brody say "I'm gonna blast your candy ass once in for and all" was hilarious.

[@MysterDaftGame]

9:44 best line of the movie

[@celceusiguess]

This movie made my list of, "movies that will shape my personality from here on" by like the 5 minute mark when I first saw it a few months after it came out

[@jimdigriz2923]

Even out of context, this is a frikkin' awesome movie.

[@arevolvingdoor3836]

5:31 really had a tie fighter scream

[@MrWispy-bn2kp]

Na bro that's the half life zombie

[@thetruth9803]

1:39 me watching this video without having watched the movie yet

[@Steve_826]

Hahahahaa

[@corinnae.7877]

Believe me, watching the movie ain't helping either.

[@andreasamardzija1496]

I loved that movie but cannot for the life of me remember what happened in detail

[@5isacolor213]

grand budaphest is like one of those optical illusions made so that at first glance it seems like a normal image but when you actually try to see what its an image you cant identify a single item in the picture

[@RedKincaid]

I was telling a friend of mine she should watch it and when she asked what it was about me and my other friend both just looked at each other completely at a loss for what to say, and finally I just lamely said "Uh, it's about a hotel"

[@radiofuel2733]

0:25 when the rest of the family sees me walk through the door at reunions

[@darthozlord]

It's funny because I've seen this film enough times to know the context for each clip, yet it's still amusing.

[@haley7571]

I am willing to admit that I am obsessed with Adrian Brody. The man is a god in human form... That nose is gorgeous.... 0.0

[@beemerboomer6313]

i can't believe he's an art nut again

[@-desertpackrat]

He was really good in The Pianist, that was a sad one..

[@karkkimarkkinat2109]

Yuck

[@Chiwowza]

YES YES AAAAA 💖😩

[@user-vb1rv2lz5l]

Literally every scene that involves dimitry is always fucking inane and bizarre

[@marcgorter8651]

Ralph Fiennes and Adrien Brody can be terribly funny

[@monikorasort]

Ah, Wes Anderson films. The only movies that can feel like every clip is part of the rising action in a short horror film, or a background story in a Melanie Martinez music video

[@tashianti4830]

Damn colour is used so well in this film

[@hairglowingkyle4572]

0:15 is one of my favorite shots in the film. So much characterization and not a single line is spoken.

[@ronniestardis1293]

i just love the scene "don't just leave us in suspense this has been a complete fucking nightmare just tell us what the fuck is going on!!!"

[@lipstickgamer6580]

This movie is like candy to the eye, so pleasing to look at.

[@0art1e7]

thi shit is probably my absolute comfort movie

[@justinhamilton8647]

“She was shaking like a shitting dog” took me so off guard in the cinema that I choked on my malteasers

[@stygiantwst]

"Let's change the subject. I'm leaving."

[@kevinphilbrick5784]

This actually puts into context pretty well.

[@999madgamer]

9:45 when you finish a awesome game with little reward

[@1978rharris]

“…..me thinks me breathes me last, me fears….” “Arrrrggggh” “HOLY SHIT YA GOT HIM!!!”

[@isaacschmitt4803]

"Shaking like a shitting dog." Truly eloquent. . .

[@alextuller5131]

This movie is outstanding, even without context

[@TheBigbaby407]

11:04 twas the only reason I clicked the video.

[@jimmorrisonsbelt2337]

Same 😂

[@_PhamTuanCuong]

"Oh baby a triple"

[@AsbestosMuffins]

no the part where he tosses the guy's cat isn't out of context, he's literally that evil to toss a cat out of the window to its presumably death

[@pillowvibes]

ironically enough, cats survive large falls quite frequently since they’re somewhat equipped to deal with damage from them reaching terminal velocity. a cat once survived a 32 story fall from a high rise in ny.

[@OnyxIdol]

I've seen this movie twice in the span of a week. I have really fallen in love with it.

[@chefolio]

this movie is probably in one of my favourites. every time I rewatch it, it’s so good

[@liamsmith8518]

This movie was amazing, it's nice to be reminded of it again

[@duybee]

I've watched this so many times that everything makes sense.

[@breapo]

can't wait till KZbin recommends this in 4years シ︎

[@samuelbarber6177]

“The beginning of the end, of the end of the beginning, has begun.”

[@fimger]

one of my favorite movies

[@codygarton7177]

Felt like I was slowly going mad watching this

[@olyseth]

Jude Law's smile at 7:45 always gets me

[@i_own_adog]

Whenever someone asks me "how do I look" I will forever only reply "you look like you're alive" and see if anyone catches on

[@DiehardMechWarrior]

Is it even a Wes Anderson joint if it makes sense *in* context? My money is on “no.”

[@weavorjjohanna5619]

when i watch the movie at first, i was like : wait the main character sound kinda familia--- OMG THAT LORD VOLDEMORT....

[@ohapplesauce]

This is my type of humor

[@thegrimmarcher202]

This is probably what would happen if Terry Prachet made a movie.

[@TEEHuetinck]

Love all the cameos! Love how he centralized the screens.

[@belle-ashton2167]

Can’t wait for The French Dispatch version

[@bigbob1699]

A TRUE CLASSIC IN EVERY WAY !!!

[@peryton-pal7024]

I think I've watched this movie but not a single clip in this video was familiar. Almost like watching it was a fever dream. Guess I'll just have to watch it again

[@NathanJamesJerritze]

if you cut every other second from every other wes anderson movie, you'd be left with an incomprehensible mess

[@Antifearn]

1:09 Jason Schwartzman 🥰🥰🥰

[@silsila5040]

I can't wait wait for your French Dispatch version of this

[@knode1993]

3:34 is the funniest scene in history

[@carolliinekiing]

7:43 that was just an out of context moment in the movie

[@LunaFloraFae]

everything in this film is this video but just more

[@veidt5704]

The beginning of the end of the end of the beginning... has begun.

[@Holuppp]

1:38 BEST ONE LMFAOOO

[@CMR_1317]

HOLY SHIT YOU GOT HIM! 5:18

[@StopFlaggingVideos]

8:43 i dont know why this makes me laugh the hardest

[@mashermania]

"Did...did he just throw my cat out of the window?" fave line lmfao

[@bobmacabre6873]

7:01 _I needed to hear that…_

[@geraldking4080]

This is retro-funk enough to be a David Lynch or Coen brothers production.

[@Fougeredu38]

Ski chase part is absolutely insane and the music is incredible 😂

[@MaxTheOrangeCreator]

Man this is the grestes fever dream i ever had.

[@Misscakeshop]

"I love you... ABFAHREN!"

[@solertree8653]

"And I love you. Abfahren!" gets me every time XD

[@cream4r]

I love this film fr the long way, da real way

[@octaviocuesta1155]

Wait, this movie had context?

[@AwesomeAlex4810]

the "takeover" scenes were my favorite

[@matthewcarter7309]

Hate to be a killjoy, but these moments are more funny in context.

[@edigsfox]

Love the comic sans in the thumbnail

[@jiveturkeylive]

Wes Anderson is wonderful. Love his works.

[@Kaboomboo]

Oscar winner Adrien Brody can barely pick a script to save his life sometimes. But when he gets gold, we get gold. 😂

[@thecrookedjackdaw9128]

Cant believe you missed"did you just threw my cat out of my window"

[@izshtar]

Ralph Fiennes is so goated man, My Favorite Wes Movie

[@BlamoStramo]

wes anderson fans when both sides of the screen have completely different things

[@joygabonada8866]

I died watching this video. (I just watched the movie and it was so hilarious and mind-blowing with great cinematography and plot)

[@CathyAnimations]

Gotta love Wes Anderson

[@Kpracn0va]

It’s weird to think that the guy who plays Gustave also played Voldemort. 5:48 oh, that’s where that’s from!? I’ve seen this specific scene as a kid and I have been afraid of doors ever since!

[@galaxystar8232]

This is my fav movie of all time

[@allenanderson4911]

That painting looks like an Egon Scheile !!