Comedy, Drama
A Metascore of 88 represents universal critical acclaim for what amounts to a $30M investment, though the $174.6M worldwide gross suggests the film's appeal extends well beyond the critical establishment.
The Grand Budapest Hotel (88) sits well above Wes Anderson's own 75.1-point average across his other 9 scored films — his best-reviewed work to date, exceeding The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar's 85.
The film represents a career high for Ralph Fiennes at 88, sitting well above his own 66.6-point average across his other 20 scored films, though it trails Quiz Show's 92 as his best-reviewed work overall.
Budget $30M · Box office $174.6M