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Comes complete with both movies

This has both the short movie and the main movie in the menu.

Good quality overall

However, I was a bit disappointed with the comedy iafter the hilarious Wedding Crashers.

I suppose I was looking for that more than the moral message that the movie seemed to be putting across.

Well i was expecting a lot more from this movie, it also has a very high rating on IMDB, it aint no Road movie


v 9
a 9
m 5

Typical Wes Anderson; typical magic. The Darjeeling Limited is a magic film that I'll buy and watch again and again. Loved it.

v 9
a 9
m 9

If you're into Wedding Crashers, Wes Anderson is not the director for you. This terrific movie will likely become a criterion release like others (The Royal Tenenbaums, Rushmore, The Life Aquatic) by Wes Anderson. I can't wait.

V=9
A=9
M=8.5

What looks like mild interlacing shows quite badly on my trusty hardware player (Pioneer 454 multi region player>PAL TV) on both the short and main feature.

I'm not quite sure what it is as its not apparent on software players on the PC. Maybe some sort of padding artifact I don't see it too often on NTSC sources.

If I had known I would of grabbed the xvids instead.

Also this film is not a limited per se limited is the last part of the title.

Seen the film now and I thought is was pretty poor only saved by India as a backdrop. It just doesn't seem to have the magic of earlier films written by Owen Wilson & Wes Anderson.