The Darjeeling Limited

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Regina T @Ginabear4 Feb 25 One of the most soulless pieces I’ve ever seen which says alot considering it’s about three brothers on a soul journey. The directing is interesting but how you can play out a movie in India without ever truly capturing the people and the true spirit is insulting to its culture. He literally uses India as an aesthetic backround and a playground for the main characters. The only Indian characters they give any stage to is the train officer and the hostess on the train both are given British accents and do not play traditional Indians. I spoke to Indian friends and they agree the movie is insulting to Indian culture. See more Pongo K @RT48921889 Feb 22 Some emotional half funny psycho soul babling. See more Les N @Vegas628 Feb 14 I liked the character plated by Brody particularly. See more Ashketh T. @Ashketh Jan 25 The Darjeeling Limited The story was impeccable, the cast was smaller but packed a punch, the emotions in it were so raw and real. The set didn’t “feel” like a set and most of their set wasn’t actually human-built sets unlike most of his other films (I loved Grand Budapest’s sets) and….whenever someone watched The Darjeeling Limited I’ve often heard them say that something changed in them. I suppose in a way - what was challenging and beautiful was that in a chaotic setting like India, which is an incredible beautiful place to visit - his characters and himself are trying to find semblance, stillness and aesthetic symmetry like the rest of his films do. It might not be his best work - but it is his most human work, the most intense in terms of feeling things and coming out of the theater feeling like you’ve let Anderson hold your hand and take you on a beautiful ride. See more Robert M @Texflex Dec 21 Sometimes humorous. Unique flavor that will not appeal to everyone. I say skip it! See more Benjamin G @BxDxGx Sep 7 Agreed with what other reviewers have already communicated. It is stylish and aesthetically pleasing to the eyes as a unique travelogue type of film but fails to capture any real sustenance that it attempts to portray. It would be relieving to have that kind of wealth and travel and make endless mistakes knowing that you can afford your way home one way or another and can just re-buy whatever you lose in the process minus the items that are vintage that they let go in the end. See more Read all reviews

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