We decided to book tickets to see Hohenschwangau instead of Neuschwanstein. I think it was well worth it, not nearly as crowded as it could've been. We weren't allowed to take pictures inside the castle due to it being privately owned but what me and the family saw was nothing short of amazing.
There was also a really good view of Neuschwanstein from the courtyard that I got to witness (1st picture).
"Fassbinder's film criticizes the bloodthirst of the 1970s German media in a similar manner to The Lost Honour of Katharina Blum (directed by Volker Schlöndorff and Margarethe von Trotta). However, Fassbinder's film goes further by criticizing the overwhelming selfishness present in contemporary society. Nearly everyone who Mother Küsters encounters is self-serving and unconcerned with comforting her. Fassbinder also clearly criticizes the small German Communist Party's moderation and "armchair activism".
Mother Küsters' Trip to Heaven (1975) Directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder