'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.'

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The movie is starting to do the festival rounds now so if anyone has seen it then please share with the rest of the class, or if you just want to express your love for all things Wes Anderson then that is also most welcome.

cant wait to see this film

i'm really excited to see this!

adrien brody and jason schwartzman

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The only other Wes film I've seen is the Royal Tennenbaums but this looks like it has the same lighting/colours which I love. What else should I watch by him?

im so upset i didnt get to see this movie.
3 screenings and one was only for the press, during the gala one i was at a business dinner and the other one i wasnt even at the lido.

everyone that has seen it has told me its absolutely great, and that esp the first hour is pure pure genius. i cant wait to see it.

at the festival they screened a short movie starring natalie portman that ''introduced'' the movie, i doubt they'll show it in theaters and it saddens me since i hear its GREAT.

i'll def go see it as soon as it'll be in theaters. anyway hedgehog you should see the life acquatic of steve zissou, starring owen wilson and bill murray as well. i personally prefer the royal tenenbaums but its still worth seeing.

I kept hearing the title of this movie come up in press as Owen Wilson's latest project, but I didn't realize it was directed by Wes Anderson. Now I'm going to have to see it.

Go see Life Aquatic right now.

Yes, do.

& this movie looks perfect. I even love the poster.

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You must live on land and I must live at sea.

Looking forward to it. It was co-written by Jason Schwartzman..

i'm so excited for it, i could pee!

Not only do I love Wes Anderson but I get bonus hunkage with Adrian Brody.

I LOVE ADRIEN BRODY!!!! i dream about him.

yeah I have a thing for men with weird / long noses and his and Owen's are my favorites.

I wish I had all of the Wes Criterions.

Has seen anyone seen Hotel Chevalier? I'm not in the US so can't get it from iTunes.

some friends of mine seen it in venice, when i was too busy with work to go

they've all told me that's even better (if possible) than the movie itself. plus they were still drooling over natalie portman, but thats another story....

im so disappointed that i'll have to wait till the dvd to see it

Not forgetting that the Queen of everything fabulous on Earth is also appearing....

I saw it Saturday and my friends and I really liked it. However it may be my least favorite of all of his films. I liked the short film a lot. I will rent DL when it comes out on dvd.

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it's totally NOT playing anywhere, cept one random theater in San Francisco. and i don't have time to drive to the city. but.. i will.

anyhow, point is. i have a copy of the darjeeling limited script, if anyone would like a copy as a .pdf file, you can pm me.

oh no orchestral, dont' tempt me!

i saw the trailer tonight watching another film and it looked like it was trying too hard to tick all the right boxes of quirkyness but hopefully the actual film will live upto expectations