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Stuart G

(38,726 posts)
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 11:36 AM Apr 2018

Question about..."The Grand Budapest Hotel"

I have read much about this film. Hard to describe where I am at the last few months. But....I don't want to watch a movie that has a .....depressing end....This movie got lots of awards...but....

When I am done watching this one, will I feel lousy, depressed, angry...etc?
Or will I feel good. You know, like I truly enjoyed and had fun watching it.....I have heard a lot about this, but any help you can give me, would be appreciated....thank you for reading this and answering if you can.............Stuart

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pbmus

(12,439 posts)
1. I started laughing at about the 5 minute mark and couldnt stop...
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 11:45 AM
Apr 2018

I loved the movie and have it in my permanent collection and have recommended it many times...

That said, I do not know how you will react to watching it...

Stuart G

(38,726 posts)
2. Thank You for your answer...I want to laugh, and enjoy......Here is a short story about laughing..
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 11:48 AM
Apr 2018

I went to see the movie..."Blazing Saddles" with a gal that couldn't laugh..
.I was laughing so hard, that I almost bust my belt..It was so much fun...The lady I went with didn't even laugh..not very enjoyable she said..Oh well..........that was my last date with her...

Lint Head

(15,064 posts)
7. I made the mistake of taking a date to The Groove Tube movie.
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 12:38 PM
Apr 2018

The talking penis ended that date rather quickly. She felt insulted. Guess I should have gotten to know her better. I didn't realize that scene was even in the movie until it happened.

JustAnotherGen

(33,650 posts)
11. you dodged a bullet
Tue Apr 17, 2018, 04:52 PM
Apr 2018

I would never trust ANYONE who described Blazing Saddles as "not very enjoyable".

The hell is wrong with her? I would bet you anything that if we sat her down with a movie like Half Baked - she would have the same reaction.

If you are still down - and you've not seen it - Half Baked.

Guilty Pleasure of mine.

Stuart G

(38,726 posts)
4. THANK YOU...thank you....Thank You..Gratzias....Thank You ...Guess What ...I will get to the library
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 11:57 AM
Apr 2018

and see if they have it on DVD...then if they don't, I will reserve it..If not, I will take it out.....oh...I forgot got say...........THANK YOU

..........................THANK YOU..THANK YOU..THANK YOU AND THANK YOU...HATTIP FOR YOU...

 

packman

(16,296 posts)
8. Funny,sad, depressing, uplifting, quaint, sophisticated
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 01:08 PM
Apr 2018

A good movie, seen it several times and each time getting something new out of it. Tone is "Times lost" , but a comic thread throughout entire movie. Loved the prison episode, cringed at the border crossing part , laffed my ass off at the ski slope episode.

flying_wahini

(8,022 posts)
10. Wes Anderson films are usually pretty great and always require more than one viewing.
Sat Apr 14, 2018, 01:40 PM
Apr 2018

When you watch it look for the way he sets up his shots for balance and the use of color.
He's a very clever man and most of his films just get better with age.
I still see things I missed and have seen it at least a half dozen times.
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