the darjeeling limited
wes anderson is a personal hero of mine. he's doing what i aspire to do one day. he's my favorite director and his new film is the darjeeling limited. if you haven't seen any of his films then you are not allowed to know me. just kidding. but seriously, he's a genius.
here's the site... http://www.foxsearchlight.com/thedarjeelinglimited/
if you haven't seen his work, rent one of the following: rushmore, the royal tenenbaums, the life aquatic, or bottle rocket. watch the movie once, alone. meet me for coffee and we will discuss. then go home and watch it again, paying careful attention to detail. anderson carefully plans every inch of every frame, so there is certainly something you missed.
if you like his work, darjeeling has a limited release on september 29th, but probably goes wide the following week. i'll be there for the opening when it comes local, so be ready.
if you don't like his stuff, well it's just a matter of taste, and we have two different ones. don't worry though... "garfield gets real" comes out that weekend, so you'll still have something to watch.
here's the site... http://www.foxsearchlight.com/thedarjeelinglimited/
if you haven't seen his work, rent one of the following: rushmore, the royal tenenbaums, the life aquatic, or bottle rocket. watch the movie once, alone. meet me for coffee and we will discuss. then go home and watch it again, paying careful attention to detail. anderson carefully plans every inch of every frame, so there is certainly something you missed.
if you like his work, darjeeling has a limited release on september 29th, but probably goes wide the following week. i'll be there for the opening when it comes local, so be ready.
if you don't like his stuff, well it's just a matter of taste, and we have two different ones. don't worry though... "garfield gets real" comes out that weekend, so you'll still have something to watch.
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that is my opinion.
care to elaborate?
i will have high expectations for his upcoming movie.
i still hold all of anderson's films against rushmore. and it's hard to match up... i don't really want to get into it here (maybe on a later post), but i believe that after rushmore, the cast of characters became so big that it became impossible to immerse yourself in one character and really empathize. in subsequent films, there were so many subplots that a.d.d. kept me from being fully immersed and kept me focused on how well the film was directed.