The Grand Budapest Hotel: The Illustrated Screenplay (The Opus Screenplay Series)

This sort of writing or film is rare for these days. The film is remarkable in every single way and by reading the adapted screenpaly (trust me, the working ones do not look like this) one gets much more in-depth view of the miraculous Roald Dahl like characters, the situation and the clear link to reality. This is a work of art.If you enjoyed this film, you will appreciate this book. It includes photographs- superfluous- but also sketches for original costume designs and a beautifully written set of forwards.

you would have to appreciate British humor and they speak so fast that you sometimes miss the brilliant script, so I ordered the book as a keepsake

Reading a screenplay gives you an inside view into the entire character. It fills in the blanks. While some may feel it leaves nothing to the imagination, I find the opposite true. It enhances the imagination, creating vivid imagery in the mind. This screenplay was fabulous. I'm looking forward to many more from Mr. Anderson. Bravo!

The Grand Budapest lost for best screenplay today, and, in my eyes, that is a grave mistake. I don't like long, serious affairs, so I'll just say this: This is the first screenplay for a film that I've ever bought; it is elegant and beautiful, and a pleasure to behold.

I loved this. It was so funny and just plain crazy. I found myself reading it with a funny accent in my head. It really just highlights the simplicity of thinking that we would all love to indulge in but cant. It was lovely.

It came in no time flat, and i was so anxious to receive it as soon as I could --- as I wastotally transfixed by the wonderful movie. A real contender for all kinds of Oscars.

One of the wittiest, most pointed screenplays of the decade.

Love it. Made it part of my Grand Budapest collage. Was the perfect size for that too. Vibrant book that captures the spirit of the movie.