2007 Directed by Wes Anderson
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).
Owen Wilson Adrien Brody Jason Schwartzman Amara Karan Wallace Wolodarsky Waris Ahluwalia Irrfan Khan Barbet Schroeder Camilla Rutherford Bill Murray Anjelica Huston Natalie Portman Kumar Pallana Dalpat Singh A. P. Singh Trudy Mathis Margot Gödrös Hitesh Sindi Kishen Lal Bhawani Sankar Mukhtiar Bhai Suraj Kumar Kapil Dubey
Scott Rudin Wes Anderson Roman Coppola Lydia Dean Pilcher Jeremy Dawson Anadil Hossain Alice Bamford
Viaje a Darjeeling, Viagem a Darjeeling, Utazás Darjeelingbe, 大吉岭有限公司, Darjeeling Limited, A bord du Darjeeling Limited, 다즐링 주식회사, Darjeeling Limited - Express zur Erleuchtung, Дарджийлинг ООД, Darjeeling s ručením omezeným, Ταξίδι στο Darjeeling, À bord du Darjeeling Limited, רכבת לדארג'ילינג, Utazás Dardzsilingbe, Il Treno Per Il Darjeeling, ダージリン急行, მატარებელი დარჯილინგის მიმართულებით, Kelyje su Dardžylingu, Ceļojums uz Dardzelingu, Pociąg do Darjeeling, Un tren numit Darjeeling, Поезд на Дарджилинг. Отчаянные путешественники, ทริปประสานใจ, Küs Kardeşler Limited Şirketi, Поїзд до Дарджилінґа, Đường Đến Tâm Linh, 穿越大吉岭, 大吉嶺有限公司
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we get it wes! you wanna fuck the colour yellow and you wanna fuck adrien brody! me too okay!
i'm jack when he feels emotionally vulnerable and so plays claire de lune on his ipod through the bluetooth speaker in the middle of the desert
The fact that this came out a year after Cars is so funny to me like Owen Wilson played this broken guy trying to physically and emotionally heal from his wounds and reconnect with his brothers a year after stepping into the voice booth and going "KACHOW" 50 times
“how can a train be lost? It's on rails” i actually loved this film so much, wes anderson truly is a brilliant filmmaker
would probably mean everything to me if i had one single brother and still leaves me colder than most of his other stuff but i still thoroughly enjoyed on a rewatch and love the way wes anderson makes Movies. this one really stands out as a turning point in his career too, imo one of his last down-to-earth movies, before he went full diorama. which is why i can see it being many people’s favorite, but i think the film loses itself a bit in trying to flesh out all these themes completely. on a side note, i think adrien brody is one of the hottest celebrities, unfortunately
that man who stole owen wilson's three thousand dollar loafer and ran away is the truest superhero in all of cinema
