i kind of hate you right now :mad:

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The Grand Budapest Hotel


having just gone back to read Exo's thoughts on this i definitely agree with the word "Delightful"

unlike Exo i would not call myself a fan of Wes Anderson....although i enjoy his films very much....the style just gets on my nerves at times and i really have to be in the right mood

this film could change that....it is so simple, so well shot, such a perfect juxtaposition of story board, stop motion, and wonderful cinematography

that aside the story is nothing short of splendid.....and the characters are damn near perfect in their wonderful flaws

the script is laugh out loud hilarious....like my face hurts cause i have not smiled this much in quite some time

i honestly don't see how anyone could walk away6 from this one in discontent

indeed 5/5 and easily one of the best films this year

I'm assuming it's cause I not only saw Boyhood but saw it with a Linklater intro? Yeah dude, living basically in New York City has its merits. I paid fourteen dollars for that ticket which is normal but it certainly has it's merits.

As for Grand Budapest...

"OH THIS F*CKING ****OT!"

Fourteen bucks is normal? Around here ten bucks will get you a 3D movie, and we still think that's highway robbery.

I went to the AMC 25 in Times Square to see X-Men, in IMAX 3DX, and the two tickets I bought cost $38.50. That's a $19.25 f*cking ticket. Incredible ****.

The theater I managed is in the suburbs of NYC and the adult tickets are $11.50

That's life.

No, that's New York. Thank god I live in the Confederacy.

Nope, not all of NY.

I'd whine about ten bucks honestly. My 3D prices are 8.50. I usually just show up for the 6.50 matinee prices.

You mean you get 3D matinee prices for 6.50? **** you.

Cheap movie prices and all the crime in your ass can handle in that area of NY.

The crime isn't that bad especially if you live in the town area near the actual theater where it is non existent.

i'm really jealous of the fact that this is a movie i really want to see.....and probably won't for at least three to four weeks.....the fact that you got to see it with the director....and that particular director.....just boils my blood :)

I guess i'll just have to hold onto my memories of seeing Inland Empire with a long Q&A with David Lynch :p:....although that was for $50

as for Grand Budapest....

"Holy Fuck.
Whats the meaning of this shit!?"
^that scene right there is probably the best thing i've seen all year :)