Grand Hotel

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T M @RT55749265 Apr 13 A big idea which must have wowed them back in the day. Lots of melodramatic acting from Garbo. Quite a modern feel to Crawford who impresses as the loose stenographer. A worthwhile watch from Hollywood's golden age. See more Bradley B. @album Jan 15 It’s interesting how old things become new. I found this AAW refreshing and interesting it was in pre-war Berlin. With a pro-worker theme. See more Christian K @ckacar Jan 8 Starts off pretty strong with lots of cutting between our 5 different leads and their interconnecting stories. Eventually falls into a standard melodrama. One of the main character only shares scenes with one other which was weird, almost like they had to film it separately. See more ChrisCSH H @RT12343453 02/17/2025 Grand Hotel is grand in scale with production and cast along with superb acting. The film might be lacking in plot, but makes up for it with the great production and the great chemistry that each of the characters have with each other. See more Alec B @Alec97 01/05/2024 Like all the best ensemble films, this one utilizes its star studded cast perfectly. Crawford and Lionel Barrymore in particular give strong and often quite moving performances. See more Zachary V @RT80629691 11/12/2022 This was the first movie I think I've ever seen starring Greta Garbo - she is suitably glorious as the slightly-over-the-hill ballerina (shades of Gloria Swanson's future performance in Sunset Boulevard, I think). Interesting also to see the Barrymore brothers both here, particularly since I mainly know Lionel Barrymore from being the heavy-set villain Henry Potter in It's a Wonderful Life. He's barely recognizable here (I know, he is quite a bit younger) as the harmless, goodhearted if bland accountant Otto Kringelein. An engaging story with an all star cast, not entirely predictable either. Well worth the watch. See more Read all reviews

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