The Darjeeling Limited

[Pozer]

pogomac all the way!

[tpfkabi]

via Rushmore Academy...

According to Fox Searchlight, The Darjeeling Limited will open September 29, 2007 in New York and starting October 5 in other cities.

who will be the first to remark that this statement is vague........takers?

[Stefen]

I wonder how Brody fit in with everyone else. It's like being the new kid in school, but you carry popularity baggage from your other school.

In other words, A Kool Kid Kocktail.

[Ravi]

yeah but wes'll do it in style. i'm assuming he's gonna put a permanent red dot in the centre of every shot.

Maybe this time the Indian characters will have actual names, unlike Pagoda.

[MacGuffin]

The brand new one-sheet for Wes Anderson's The Darjeeling Limited (Fox Searchlight, 9.29). The trailer apparently isn't online yet, but it will be exclusively attached this weekend to two Searchlight pics -- John Carney's Once and Danny Boyle's Sunshine (which opens this weekend).

[tpfkabi]

i'm not seeing Mothersbaugh on there anywhere...

[matt35mm]

No, but there's something about Satyajit Ray and Merchant-Ivory.

[tpfkabi]

No, but there's something about Satyajit Ray and Merchant-Ivory.

it's too small for me to make anything out of it.
i wonder why he broke the MM tradition?

[MacGuffin]

it's too small for me to make anything out of it.

Featuring Music From The Films Of Satyajit Ray and Merchant-Ivory.

[matt35mm]

it's too small for me to make anything out of it.

Featuring Music From The Films Of Satyajit Ray and Merchant-Ivory.

Thanks, Mac.

Interesting, though not surprising because Wes Anderson has made it known that he adores Satyajit Ray.

Since Ray wrote the music for most of his movies and wrote a few things for some Merchant-Ivory thing, it's sort of being scored (at least partially) by Satyajit Ray, which is a neat thing.

[tpfkabi]

and they'll prob be some Indian pop, too...

[Ghostboy]

Wow, I really liked the look of this trailer (and I'm no apologist -- I didn't like the Life Aquatic trailer at all). Three cheers for Indian stereotypes!

[Ravi]

Since Ray wrote the music for most of his movies and wrote a few things for some Merchant-Ivory thing, it's sort of being scored (at least partially) by Satyajit Ray, which is a neat thing.

Ray composed the music for M-I's film Shakespearewallah.  There is a CD from India called Music of Satyajit Ray that features selections Ray's scores, if you are curious and don't want to wait for the soundtrack of The Darjeeling Limited.

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http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox_searchlight/thedarjeelinglimited/

HOLY SHIT.

he's using my favorite Kinks songs! 
This Time Tomorrow and Strangers. 
if he is amazing, he will also use A Long Way From Home.

[last days of gerry the elephant]

I like it, I like it a lot!

Thanks for the link mod!