The Darjeeling Limited (2007)
The Darjeeling Limited (2007)
TOMATOMETER
AUDIENCE SCORE
Critic Consensus: With the requisite combination of humor, sorrow and outstanding visuals, The Darjeeling Limited will satisfy Wes Anderson fans.
The Darjeeling Limited Photos
Movie Info
Watch it now
Cast
as Francis
as Peter
as Jack
as Rita
as Brendan
as The Chief Steward
as The Father
as The Mechanic
as Alice
as The Businessman
as Patricia
as Taxi Driver
as Jack's Ex-Girlfriend
as Old Man
as Waiter
as German Lady #1
as German Lady #2
as Electronics Vendor
as Shoe Vendor
as Pepper Spray Vendor
as Pet Shop Vendor
as Shoeshine Boy
as Boy on Bicycle
as Engineer
as Oldest Boy
as Middle Boy
as Youngest Boy
as Boy With Handkerchief
as Village Elder
as Doctor
as Old Man in Village
as Mother
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Villager
as Hindu Priest
as Garage Cashier
as Tow Truck Driver
as Pilot
as Flight Attendant
as Co-Pilot
as Co-Pilot
as Oberoi
as Chief Steward (Bengal Lancer)
as Stewardess (Bengal Lancer)
as Tiger Puppeteer
News & Interviews for The Darjeeling Limited
Critic Reviews for The Darjeeling Limited
All Critics (189) | Top Critics (44) | Fresh (130) | Rotten (59) | DVD (17)
Wes Anderson transports his arch, pristine, melancholic sensibility to India, where three estranged brothers meet after their father's death and hop a train in a quixotic attempt to heal their spiritual wounds.
The film as a whole operates in Mr. Anderson's patented, semi-precious zone of antic and droll. It's not as if the filmmaker has gone off the rails. He's just not solidly on them.
Apart from having thus created the first road-picture homework assignment, Anderson isn't breaking new ground here. But he and his actors appear to be having a larkish good time.
A Wes Anderson film is like a snow globe: it's hermetically sealed, precious, and pointless.
For all Anderson's pleasing, refreshing auteur tendencies, the overwhelming feeling delivered by 'The Darjeeling Limited' is of frustration, déjà vu and little progression.
There's never a moment when you're not conscious of the movie's artifice -- its set design is part of its entertainment -- but the experience isn't exactly off-putting, either.
Audience Reviews for The Darjeeling Limited
It is painful to see the self-indulgent work that Wes Anderson made here, so pretentious and concerned about style over substance. The visuals are outstanding but the empty story is pointless and tedious, drifting nowhere with unfunny humor and weird seriousness.
Super Reviewer
I think this may be the most beautifully photographed of all of Anderson's classics. The backdrop of India is amazing and the score featuring the songs of The Kinks is brilliant.
Super Reviewer
My favorite Wes Anderson film by virtue of the three brothers' love-hate, instinctive, irrational relationship.
Super Reviewer
The Darjeeling Limited Quotes
| Mother: | What's on fire in that hideous little flower pot? |
| Francis Whitman: | Lets get a drink and have a cigarette. |
| Francis Whitman: | You don't love me! |
| Peter Whitman: | Yes, I do! |
| Jack Whitman: | I love you, too, but I'm going to mace you in the face! |
| Brendan: | We haven't located us yet. |
Discussion Forum
Discuss The Darjeeling Limited on our Movie forum!