How to evaluate The Grand Budapest Hotel?

Brightly colored pictures are like watercolor postcards. The smooth and diverse camera movements bring the audience fresh and rich perspectives, the real "dreaminess" created by legendary figures and absurd performances, and the music from alexandre desplat, which is of course indispensable, is strict and narrative-friendly. Weiss Anderson's recognition in the film industry is not only from Billy Wilder, Liu Bieqian or Kubrick, but entirely his own. The film has a fairy tale with complex narration and first-person narration, and is shot in a dramatic and cinematic interpretation style. (This film was filmed by Robert You Man.) The core of the story is surrounded by a scene in the 197s, in which an elderly writer (Tom Wilkinson Tom Wilkinson) tells the details of his stay in The Grand Budapest Hotel in the 196s. He tells this story to himself (Jude Law, Jude Law) when he was young through Mr. Mostafa (Murray Abraham F Murray Abraham), then the owner of the restaurant.