The Grand Budapest Hotel

It's been that long since that movie came out.

Where's the other one? Grand Budapest Hotel I've seen.

But I haven't seen, I don't think I've seen anything after Isle of Dogs.

And he's done a handful of things.

They seem as though they're all at odds as far as the overarching...

Story or concept Rushmore, The Royal Tenenbaums The Life Aquatic Darjeeling Limited Fantastic Mr.

Fox Moonrise Kingdom I'm just looking at all the films Grand Budapest Hotel Isle of Dogs, The French Dispatch Asteroid City

He's made a bunch that I haven't even heard.

No.

What was it? It wasn't Grand Budapest Hotel.

You know what? He's got a hell of a line read in Grand Budapest Hotel.

I'm not going to remember it.

Carrie, are you a fan of Adrian Brody who's not in this movie?

And to have that real creepiness and that real terror that you feel for her in that scene, and then have it end with something that actually does make you laugh, Lynch is one of the few filmmakers that can really pull that off.

I didn't think of this when I was watching the film earlier this year, but Dafoe's playing with this quite a bit actually in Grand Budapest Hotel, isn't he, with his villain there?

Similar.

There, there's some physical characteristics-

The Budapest...

Grand Budapest Hotel.

Grand Budapest Hotel.

That energy really translates to this.

But that is interesting that we disagree on Jacoby.

This year is so freaking good.

The best picture noms were American Sniper, Birdman, Boyhood, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Imitation Game, Selma, The Theory of Everything, and Whiplash.

Shitty year besides Whiplash and Boyhood.

And Birdman.

The winner of Best Picture in 2014, is the year we're playing, was...

Whiplash, The Theory of Everything, Birdman, Selma, The Imitation Game, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Boyhood, American Sniper.

It's either The Theory of Everything or Birdman.

I know that Keaton won for Birdman.

Honestly, just, like, random memories I have of just growing up.

Like, even the breakout room we're sitting in, I was just telling you before this, um, this is where I had made, like, a mult- multimedia, like, project of, um, the "Grand Budapest, Budapest Hotel," Wes Anderson, um, a little short segment remaking one of the clips there when, like, him and the trolley boy are on the train going towards it.

It was the exact scene.

But, um, you know, this is where I grew up and, you know, grew into from, like, an adolescent to an adult.