The Darjeeling Limited

“Every movie I make is about someone who can’t fit in, can’t make things work or is dealing with failure,” Anderson tells The Guardian.

Wes Anderson’s (Rushmore, The Life Aquatic, The Royal Tenenbaums) latest film The Darjeeling Limited will be accompanied by a 12-minute short called Hotel Chevalier, which apparently acts as a prequel to the main feature. Has that ever been done before? I wonder if the movie (or short) can be watched stand-alone, or if the two stories require each other. And if that is the case, is the short film really a short film at all? I’m looking forward to this one.

  • Scott Mumford
    Can you say, "The Meaning of Life" by the Monty Python boys...?
  • the thin man
    Even as a long time Wes Anderson fan i find this news more concerning than promising. It makes you wonder if there were initial reactions that felt the film couldnt stand on its own or seemed to be missing some sort of development. I still plan to support this movie just like all his other films but it does make you wonder.
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