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The Darjeeling Limited (2007)
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Summary: Three American brothers who have not spoken to each other in a year set off on a train voyage across India with a plan to find themselves and bond with each other -- to become brothers again like they used to be. Their "spiritual quest", however, veers rapidly off-course (due to events involving over-the-counter pain killers, Indian cough syrup, and pepper spray), and they eventually find themselves stranded alone in the middle of the desert with eleven suitcases, a printer, and a laminating machine. At this moment, a new, unplanned journey suddenly begins. (Fox Searchlight)
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The Darjeeling Limited belongs to 9 collections
1. Brothers (public: moderated by djross - 2 stars)
2. Drug Films (public: moderated by Spunkie - 1 star)
3. India (public: moderated by djross)
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A very feel-good movie with typical interesting Wes Anderson directing, but it felt lacking, and not entirely because Anderson is starting to dig himself into a hole by making the same type of movie over and over again. I think that, even though it's supposed to meander, it does so too much, and the characters are not likeable enough to warrant it. Not until the end with Bill Murray and Anjelica Huston does it get better. Still a nice solid flick that had me smiling after I saw it.
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Comedy thats just not that funny. Ah well.
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A poor film that lacks any realistic substance. The change in its characters is brought around in unrealistic spastic manners. It has a great cast that attempts to save it, but its paper thin plot just doesn't cut it.
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A really pointless snoozefest with a few neat things in it.
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johnshaft |
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Delightfully strange with some solid dead-pan performances and some strange dialogue. Typically Wes-Anderson tastic.
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Once again Wes manages to create some very interesting characters. I really wanted to like the movie, but it just really dragged towards the back end.
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bwygal |
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Wes keeps going down the crapper.
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I have found all of Wes Anderson's other films to be scattered and stylized, so I had low expectations for *Darjeeling Express*. Boy was I surprised. This is the warmest of Anderson's films. His three lead actors never become three stooges: they remain recognizably human. I smiled in the opening scene, when Bill Murray missed the train. I waited for him to reappear in the film as a major character and, when he did not, I smiled all the more, throughout the film.
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Funny road movie through India about three borthers searching meaning for their lives. Exotic sceneries. Kind of light story with deeper meaning.
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kharagh |
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Respectfully witty and stylish, but ultimately forgettable.
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I'm convinced Wes Anderson is only making movies these days that he and his friends can sit through.
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kylevonblum |
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AgentSnipe |
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This film is a strong companion to the previous films by Wes Anderson. It's not as whimsical or witty as Anderson's other films, but there are plenty of the quirky and poignant moments that Anderson is known for. Not to mention the typical soundtrack of catchy, indie tunes from the '70s. Maybe the Anderson formula is wearing thin for some people, but I say The Darjeeling Limited is a worthwhile adventure.
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thequasikid |
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Although I don't really consider this movie as a comedy, It had me laughing out loud at some points, especially during the first 30 minutes of the movie. Afterwards it slows down a bit, maybe a bit too much.
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nihilanth |
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nedrifle |
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BaalMan |
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amaragold |
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cinebaixar |
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acsardinhav |
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MelDawn |
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resaski |
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Void |
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teco |
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Well-worn territory for Anderson. I've seen India, so the setting wasn't very exciting, but the character interactions were interesting enough to hold my attention. I'm getting a little concerned about Anderson's development as a director. If his next release isn't some sort of radical departure from his usual formula, I might give up on him.
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kevincurtin |
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megalixer |
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justG |
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megasuperdoc |
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ugur |
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Slayer_13 |
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nandop |
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exchequer |
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blahzor |
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zamk |
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jstry |
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The Kinks' "This Time Tomorrow" and "Strangers" in one movie? Soooold! To the little lady right here in front. Between the soundtrack and the scenery, I was bound to like this movie regardless of all other elements. That being said, I liked the other elements too. It got a little disjointed in the second half, but I definitely actively enjoyed the whole thing.
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filmaffinity |
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mltanner |
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ridley |
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xaemarra |
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TGTE |
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stubish |
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m0rtim0r |
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rikolai |
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ChErCuS |
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EgbertSouse |
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CinematicESP |
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I love it. The characters are so lovably annoying, or perhaps annoyingly lovable. The dialogue is wonderful and true to life. It might be Anderson's most visually beautiful.
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shobykid |
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I love The Royal Tenenbaums and the Life Aquatic, but this was disappointing. Wes Anderson's visual style is there, but it's not as strong as the previous two films. Anderson's characterizations are the best thing about his movies, but the characters here range from cardboard to unlikeable, and the three brothers have zero chemistry. Adrien Brody was miscast.
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dhabit |
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Mike DAngelo |
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themovielife |
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banjobanjar |
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shstern |
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05caniffa |
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stillfuchsia |
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rynhayden |
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Huh? I want those two hours of my life back.
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neiges |
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sundance_kid |
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rb42083 |
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santos |
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hegel3000 |
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denibo |
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PINK DEADLY |
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madiso |
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sofatruck |
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sealer |
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rahsan |
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SilverSB |
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dem.emek |
75 |
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lol |
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bas bleu |
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Seven42 |
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Roman_Herbom |
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nandorizzi |
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The first time I saw, I did not like. Seeing it again, I see some interesting points. It is different from everything that we used to see, sarcastic, but it takes patience to watch. Has an interesting clash between the individualistic materialism of the west and transcendental peace of the east.
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sandri |
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adk |
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niksaan |
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Mootjes |
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HobbsEnd |
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paris1919 |
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hornek |
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Stradivarius |
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sixfeetfte |
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NathanDarko |
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Another bizarre masterpiece by Wes Anderson. Either you like his story telling or not. I think there´s nothing in between. "The Darjeeling Limited" is full of great ideas, dry sense of humor and beautiful shots of india. It makes so much fun, watching this awesome cast on their way to self-discovery and undoubtedly I´m a fan of Wes Anderson´s crazy style.
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jcretlaw12 |
75 |
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Dharmine |
14 |
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bloodelf |
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chiphall72 |
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Holad |
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Classic Wes Anderson, usual Owen Wilson etc cast. 3 brothers on train through India. Amusing sibling dialogue. Heart warming, and ridiculous as usual.
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Catch22 |
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moonchick |
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amourvm |
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JosephHenry |
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Mazros |
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SpiderCrusoe |
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The best work of Wes Anderson to date. This movie drew me in, and I felt like I spent a longer time with the characters than the movie's actual running time.
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metelliot |
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gorkiana |
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nerin |
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carpewillard |
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OlCuM |
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volver |
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mordevrim |
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Rigby |
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StarsKnight |
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taktaktaktak |
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O Goncho |
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itvdigital (Freelance Critic) |
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Illandir |
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SirRobbie |
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bown |
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bwlfro5 |
70 |
T6 |
|
| na |
 |
katieevans |
88 |
T10 |
|
|