It's easy to pick a least favourite, this one. Who would actually watch this film the whole way through! It's so racist! I cannot believe that Wesley Anderson would have the nerve to make this. Go back to making Roald Dahl films you silly bastard.
"Is that my belt? Can I borrow it?" I loved everything about this movie. And it leaves you feeling good about life. This is such a powerful movie, delivered in the most lighthearted way. It explores life, death, family, love, beauty, nature, cultures, religions, socioeconomic differences. So many things fit neatly into a compact, minimalistic movie. I never even heard of this movie until I saw it today. In my favourites list forever now.
I agree with everything you said here, except calling it minimalistic. I don’t think any film Wes Andersen has created is minimalistic. What I love about them is how rich the settings and props are. It is maximalist where other movies have very little original detail. Minimal special effects, I suppose? (:
@@soccermommyNPC I'd call his movies minimalist to a degree as well, but I'll prephrase that I agree with you too. Wes uses very simple dialogue, frames the scenes in the center with very close shots to the subjects and often doesn't rely on extremely epic settings. The way Wes layers colours is also quite interesting but perhaps not minimalist. I think it depends on how you describe minimalism, in details Wes is definitely a maximalist, but in many other areas of his films, things are quite simple and minimal - striking a great balance between simplicity and intricacy is why.
It's 2023, and I discovered this gem. The initial 27 seconds of music has been taken from the Oscar winning Indian film 'Pather Panchali' by Satyajit Ray. These kind of movies are very rare today. Thank you Wes Andrews for making this beautiful movie ❤
I'm remember seeing this in a dollar theater with my cousin back in 2008. This theater showed older and lesser known movies. We had no idea what it was about. It was just a random find. At the end, we walked out of that theater feeling so great. We loved this movie from start to finish. I still remember how great I felt after almost 10 years. Excellent soundtrack that I still listen today also.
Being an indian , watching adrian brody and owen wilson in our conditions is so freakin good. And especially our legend irfan khan's cameo out of the blue was just awesome. Wes accurately encapsulates the feeling of india. One of my fav. Directors of all time. Great movie. 💯 Love from India ❤️✌🏻
For me it's watching Irfan Khan and Jason Schwartzmann in a Wes Anderson film together. Have always been in love with these three. Discovering Jason, however, was such a delight. Right from Max Fischer from Rushmore to Ash in Fantastic Mr. Fox to Cousin Ben* in Moonrise* Kingdom.
@@Deepak__Mehta Thank you for pointing out. I stand corrected. P. S. To quote Ash, "There's a lot of attitudes going on around here. DON'T let me get one!" 😂😂😂
Three years ago I was watching this movie for the first time, when my father called to tell me that my grandmother had died. She was sick and I was going to take the plane from Bologna to the south of Italy to see her the day after But I didn’t manage to say hello to her. I hadn’t finished this movie, until the Other night . It will always be bittersweet for me because it will remind me of her. By the way, this movie is brilliant. Wes is my favourite movie director, I hope I will meet him someday.
Hey man! I see you commented on this video 10 years ago. Was just wondering how much has changed since then. Don't mind me, I am just a stranger reminding you what you felt after watching this movie and what was your life back then.
@@jigglywiggly6479 Honestly now it's just a good movie depicting family relations. A very good movie but nothing amazing. A much harder question for you, is what movie have you seen in the movie theater lately that blew you away?
I agree, I seen both and I loved both and I dont know why. I'm not a train fanatic at all I dont care for them. They just have that dreamy feeling to them.
A movien featuring Adrien Brody and the song "This time tomorrow" has to be good, no need to see trailer. Brody is a f*** legend in himself and the song is epic timeless classic
I love all of the Wes Anderson films I’ve seen so far, but I wasn’t prepared to love this as much as I do.. one of those films that just sticks with you ❤️
One of my very favorite movies! It's just beautiful in every way. Al the details of their characters are so flawless and real- remember when the oldest kept ordering for everyone, and then later in the film their "deadbeat" mom ordered for them all in the same way? Some really heartbreaking details.
One of my favorite Wes Anderson movies. I was just getting exposed to him, and then I fervently watched his other works in the years since. College, freshmen year, 2007...
When I first watched this movie....it didn't do anything for me, but the second time it hit me over the head. This is Wes Anderson's most underratted film.
this movie is lovely as hotel chevalier. simply brilliant. i think wes anderson is making history with his unique sensibility to make beatiful pieces of art, that really capt the nature of the human being and his emotions. i just want to say thanks to wes and his regular crew for their amazing work. wes has to be my favorite filmaker of all time. so deep. so pure and full of honesty.
The two songs are This Time Tomorrow and Strangers, both from that great Kinks album. Other forgotten masterpieces from music history on the soundtrack are Les Champs Elysees by Joe Dassin and Powerman by the Kinks and Play with Fire by the Stones.
This is 1 of the Quiet Legends in Cinema. I love how Wes always leaves you feeling sentimental, while making life feel a little less heavy. Terrific job by Owen, Adrian, Anjelica, and Jason 👍🏻👍🏻
A fine movie. I hadn't been to a movie in years. A good friend of mine took me to it. I really enjoyed it. Western bumpkins trying to commune with Eastern culture. We were both blown away to hear 2 lesser-known Kinks songs were used in this movie : "This Time Tomorrow" and "Strangers". Both from their amazing album "Lola Vs Power Man & The Money Go Round."
i love his movies how he adds little things that like no one else would add. like when hes in the hotel and it shows a close up of the chocolate. or how they kept going on about the snake. "i doubt he killed it" like an hour later in the movie haha. and i love his camera angles. and they conversations in his movies are awesome haha
The music, locations, cinematography, interaction of the brothers..... Everything about this movie is amazing. It might be one of my favorites of all time.
This one went under the radar, didn't it? Total gem of a flick, but 2007 was all about _There Will Be Blood_ and _No Country For Old Men_ and they were great films, but this was funnier and Wes at his best
Just saw this today. Absolutely LOVED IT. So strange, so fantastic. I've never watched a movie with this kind of pace before. It's so different (esp for these actors)
In a world of whimsy and wonder, Where the colors are bright and bold, Comes a tale of three brothers, And a train that's a story to be told. The Darjeeling Express, a vessel of charm, Winding through India's landscapes vast, A canvas for characters unique and diverse, With stories that linger long after the last.
One of my desert island films. Total comfort food. Anyone who comes from a dysfunctional family understands. We pick our friends, we're stuck with our families.
@@jerrygil1965 Zissou (idc what you think, if you disagree you're just wrong) > Darjeeling > Rushmore=Tanenbaums > Bottle Rocket >>>>Moonrise Kingdom (over the top and creepy). Didn't see Budapest, I saw MK and I was done forever with Anderson. I didn't see Fox as I don't care for Clooney (hack unless he's playing pompous ie O-11 which is his natural wheelhouse) or anything made by Disney post 1997. Zissou stands as one of my favorite all-time films(sometimes #1), and the top 4 anderson films (above) are all in my top 10.
I think Wes is like Opera. You love it or you hate it. I for one, love his films and the casts. Some damn good dialog(sp?) and little "life's" happening in every shot. I love how he shows, but doesn't tell.
Was bored and nothing decent on tv, saw this and decided to watch. What a kooky, sweet, odd lil film it was! A real mix of comedy, drama, pathos, and the most fabulous music. Was so glad I found it and bothered to watch it. Wanna see it again now!
I wish the world was this friendly nowadays, something tells me 15 years ago, it may have been. If I go to India now, I might get killed. It was so bloody nice to see everybody getting along for 15 seconds on my screen, as it should be, as it once was, and I dare say as it will be once again…
We make fun of cultures we think are secondary and lesser yet they've been around 1000s of years. They have something we wish we had. Owen said these people are beautiful and they are. I love how they paint everything beautiful pastel colors. 😍
the first son always the optimistic but sometimes lack of understanding, the second one always the gentle one but pretty much pessimistic, the third one is ambitious but quite reckless. pretty much it if you have 3 son with nit so different gap in age, i bet they'll fight all the time. this movie shows the understanding between them in the end. which for me one of the best movie i watched regarding the situation of the 3 brothers. as the same for tree of life.
I've just seen the movie!!! (sweden) So brilliant, so subtile, so intelligent. Great acting, amazing editing and fantastic script. Another masterpiece by Wes.
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Hard to pick a favourite Wes Anderson's movie.. but The Darjeeling Limited will forever have a special place in my heart.
totally agree, i'm in love with his works specially this one.
Me too. :) Awesome comment. I watched it twice when it came out in theatres with two special people in college. Glad I had the opportunity.
Mine is Rushmore!😄
What are you kidding me and you didn't even mention the life aquatic?
It's easy to pick a least favourite, this one. Who would actually watch this film the whole way through! It's so racist! I cannot believe that Wesley Anderson would have the nerve to make this. Go back to making Roald Dahl films you silly bastard.
"Is that my belt? Can I borrow it?"
I loved everything about this movie. And it leaves you feeling good about life. This is such a powerful movie, delivered in the most lighthearted way. It explores life, death, family, love, beauty, nature, cultures, religions, socioeconomic differences. So many things fit neatly into a compact, minimalistic movie. I never even heard of this movie until I saw it today. In my favourites list forever now.
I agree with everything you said here, except calling it minimalistic. I don’t think any film Wes Andersen has created is minimalistic. What I love about them is how rich the settings and props are. It is maximalist where other movies have very little original detail. Minimal special effects, I suppose? (:
@@soccermommyNPC I'd call his movies minimalist to a degree as well, but I'll prephrase that I agree with you too.
Wes uses very simple dialogue, frames the scenes in the center with very close shots to the subjects and often doesn't rely on extremely epic settings. The way Wes layers colours is also quite interesting but perhaps not minimalist.
I think it depends on how you describe minimalism, in details Wes is definitely a maximalist, but in many other areas of his films, things are quite simple and minimal - striking a great balance between simplicity and intricacy is why.
"How can a train be lost? It's on rails."
Fuck u
@@Xinendra001 are you bro???
Soukat Sarkar bruh the hell you want
@@ottovonbismarckboi9112 blood and iron
It can go to a different track
It's 2023, and I discovered this gem. The initial 27 seconds of music has been taken from the Oscar winning Indian film 'Pather Panchali' by Satyajit Ray. These kind of movies are very rare today. Thank you Wes Andrews for making this beautiful movie ❤
I roo just discovered and watched it, and wow. What a movie.
Nope it's from "Charulata".
I'm remember seeing this in a dollar theater with my cousin back in 2008. This theater showed older and lesser known movies. We had no idea what it was about. It was just a random find. At the end, we walked out of that theater feeling so great. We loved this movie from start to finish. I still remember how great I felt after almost 10 years. Excellent soundtrack that I still listen today also.
You guys made a right choice and this was a year before Fantastic Mr. Fox
@@rajondas518 What's that?
@@rajondas518 No
@@rajondas518 Oh OK I will. RIP Black Panther
@@rajondas518 great director I used to watch his movies with my father. I started to play chess because of one of his movies
The way Satyajit Ray's music was extensively used in the movie, really made feel so proud of my heritage.
I didn't know that! Loved it
@@kayaeki yup you should check out the ost, it has all of the notable music pieces from Ray's movies
ohhh that's why the sound seems so familiar to me
i didn't know that
thanks
Exactly background music from Feluda series
Bong pride
Being an indian , watching adrian brody and owen wilson in our conditions is so freakin good. And especially our legend irfan khan's cameo out of the blue was just awesome. Wes accurately encapsulates the feeling of india. One of my fav. Directors of all time.
Great movie. 💯
Love from India ❤️✌🏻
For me it's watching Irfan Khan and Jason Schwartzmann in a Wes Anderson film together. Have always been in love with these three. Discovering Jason, however, was such a delight. Right from Max Fischer from Rushmore to Ash in Fantastic Mr. Fox to Cousin Ben* in Moonrise* Kingdom.
@@ladeeeedah moonrise* kingdom. 😊
@@ladeeeedah cousin ben*
@@Deepak__Mehta Thank you for pointing out. I stand corrected.
P. S. To quote Ash, "There's a lot of attitudes going on around here. DON'T let me get one!" 😂😂😂
@@ladeeeedah 😂😂
It really is one of the greatest films I've ever seen
Right behind Rushmore which is the greatest film ever.....
Yes
Yeah, i seen so many good movies ...but whenever somebody ask my favorite movie .. i sayThe darjeeling limited
@@wishzl777 seriously?
Yes 😂, there is something that relates to my life
The older I get, I’ve come the realization this is Wes Anderson’s magnum opus.
I like the way how relationships being explored in Wes andreson movies
Three years ago I was watching this movie for the first time, when my father called to tell me that my grandmother had died. She was sick and I was going to take the plane from Bologna to the south of Italy to see her the day after But I didn’t manage to say hello to her.
I hadn’t finished this movie, until the Other night . It will always be bittersweet for me because it will remind me of her.
By the way, this movie is brilliant.
Wes is my favourite movie director, I hope I will meet him someday.
sending love
Wish you the best! How are you doing right now?
Hope you meet him one day too
This movie was so good, it was almost a life changing experience for me.
Hey man! I see you commented on this video 10 years ago. Was just wondering how much has changed since then. Don't mind me, I am just a stranger reminding you what you felt after watching this movie and what was your life back then.
@@jigglywiggly6479 Honestly now it's just a good movie depicting family relations. A very good movie but nothing amazing. A much harder question for you, is what movie have you seen in the movie theater lately that blew you away?
Perfect movie. Perfect soundtrack.
One of the most underrated "small films" ever produced, IMHO....anyone who likes this should also check out "The Station Agent"....
I agree, I seen both and I loved both and I dont know why. I'm not a train fanatic at all I dont care for them. They just have that dreamy feeling to them.
Wes just wanted an excuse to go to India.
I'm from India. Please come and visit. Especially if you're vegan (spread the love and compassion!). :)
I totally agree..I think from that point of view,we are very fortunate ones..
Bhavika Sicka what if he's not vegan my dear?
Then,get ready to be eaten by us.
red CORAL vegan or not vegan EVERYONE is invited 🙂 Namaste 🙏
I can't wait for this to come out in theaters!!
Wes Anderson is amazing.
so do you loved it?
Thoughts
It's been 14 Years. Commenting here to remind you if you are active 😜
Did you watch it in theaters?
jeez this comment is older than me lol
The camera angles are great and the soundtrack is unbelievable. I really love Wes Anderson's directing more than the actual plots of his movies.
that symbolism of the train and their relationship. love it.
my absolute favorite wes anderson film, possibly my favorite film of all time. this guy's movies make you feel something you cannot even explain.
A movien featuring Adrien Brody and the song "This time tomorrow" has to be good, no need to see trailer. Brody is a f*** legend in himself and the song is epic timeless classic
what about pretadors
So fucking good. In my top ten for sure
you know Satyajit Ray? this movie is dedicated to him!
This movie hit me in all the right spots at the right time
I love all of the Wes Anderson films I’ve seen so far, but I wasn’t prepared to love this as much as I do.. one of those films that just sticks with you ❤️
Nobody does it like Wes Anderson.
Wes Anderson should make a western film.
That would be strange but awesome
+Daniel Diaz Wes Westernson
+politicsequalsgarbag West Anderson?
Focus!! Dammit, your hax too stronk.
Wes Anderson should direct a Batman movie.
"WE haven't found US yet!" Amazing Movie :)
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One of my very favorite movies! It's just beautiful in every way. Al the details of their characters are so flawless and real- remember when the oldest kept ordering for everyone, and then later in the film their "deadbeat" mom ordered for them all in the same way? Some really heartbreaking details.
One of my favorite Wes Anderson movies. I was just getting exposed to him, and then I fervently watched his other works in the years since. College, freshmen year, 2007...
Born & brought up in India, but loved how this film made me see my own country with fresh eyes..
BEST Wes Anderson film.
My favorite of Wes' films. Poetic, funny, smart, and beautiful to watch.
When I first watched this movie....it didn't do anything for me, but the second time it hit me over the head. This is Wes Anderson's most underratted film.
I bet you enjoy the films of Wes Anderson.
*tips le fedora
+tyrone the duck implying that means he's bad
meme rapper
peanus weanus implying not ironically intentional
Me?
Jason Schwartzman really looks like a Bollywood actor from the 70s 😂
This is my favorite film from him.
I seriously love this movie. Even watching the trailer makes me smile
Adrein broody is one the finest actor I have ever seen and The Pianist is an example ...I have watched that movie like countless times ...
this movie is lovely as hotel chevalier. simply brilliant. i think wes anderson is making history with his unique sensibility to make beatiful pieces of art, that really capt the nature of the human being and his emotions. i just want to say thanks to wes and his regular crew for their amazing work.
wes has to be my favorite filmaker of all time. so deep. so pure and full of honesty.
The two songs are This Time Tomorrow and Strangers, both from that great Kinks album. Other forgotten masterpieces from music history on the soundtrack are Les Champs Elysees by Joe Dassin and Powerman by the Kinks and Play with Fire by the Stones.
This is 1 of the Quiet Legends in Cinema. I love how Wes always leaves you feeling sentimental, while making life feel a little less heavy. Terrific job by Owen, Adrian, Anjelica, and Jason 👍🏻👍🏻
That opening scene with Bill Murray and Ray's music. 👌🏻
A fine movie. I hadn't been to a movie in years. A good friend of mine took me to it. I really enjoyed it. Western bumpkins trying to commune with Eastern culture.
We were both blown away to hear 2 lesser-known Kinks songs were used in this movie : "This Time Tomorrow" and "Strangers". Both from their amazing album "Lola Vs Power Man & The Money Go Round."
The songs are This Time Tomorrow and Strangers both by The Kinks
cant believe this movie is that long ago, 2007 doesnt feel like that long until u read 15 years ago, man this gold
I loved this movie! I saw it on Saturday and since then Ive watched the tailer about 20 times...I really want to see it again. I love Wes Anderson.
Your comment is older than me
@@starship3812 😂😂😂
Are u still there???
What a joy watching this movie! The dialogues often are hilarious, the cinematography beautiful. Wes Anderson is one of the best.
Still my favorite movie amd love the soundtrack
Mine`s favourite too.
Conspiracy Jones
The moment I heard the music I became emotional. Sir Satyajit Ray was and is a treasure ❤️🤍
Thank You Wes Anderson ❤️
Im kind of person who watch movie first and see the trailer later, this movie is just so beautiful with that sefia shots
Ok
Just magical. Pure magic.
i love his movies how he adds little things that like no one else would add. like when hes in the hotel and it shows a close up of the chocolate. or how they kept going on about the snake. "i doubt he killed it" like an hour later in the movie haha. and i love his camera angles. and they conversations in his movies are awesome haha
Justin Wallin Holy fuck a 12 year old comment
@@henmister39 Yeah lmao, the first I've seen one too.
Hiii
The music, locations, cinematography, interaction of the brothers..... Everything about this movie is amazing. It might be one of my favorites of all time.
Wes Anderson's films are magical !!
this movie made me want to travel India
Anaïs Pou Please do...😊😊🙏
I assure, you would love it in here. Welcome 🙏
Welcome in advance to our country :)
ahhh, adrien brody
Most underrated Wes Anderson film. One of his best
This one went under the radar, didn't it? Total gem of a flick, but 2007 was all about _There Will Be Blood_ and _No Country For Old Men_ and they were great films, but this was funnier and Wes at his best
Just saw this today. Absolutely LOVED IT. So strange, so fantastic. I've never watched a movie with this kind of pace before. It's so different (esp for these actors)
13 yrs ago
In a world of whimsy and wonder,
Where the colors are bright and bold,
Comes a tale of three brothers,
And a train that's a story to be told.
The Darjeeling Express, a vessel of charm,
Winding through India's landscapes vast,
A canvas for characters unique and diverse,
With stories that linger long after the last.
If Wes could make a sequel to this that'd be great.
he did its grand budapest hotel
Wes Anderson did consider making a sequel for either the Darjeeling Limited or Rushmore in an interview.
how could the grand budapest hotel be the sequel of this film?
Rian Hidayat, yep the Grand Budapest Hotel is a totally different film. Not a sequel.
Yes...my dear we all are waiting for
One of my desert island films. Total comfort food. Anyone who comes from a dysfunctional family understands. We pick our friends, we're stuck with our families.
I had a chance to watch the special screening of this Masterpiece in a theatre 2 days ago in Amsterdam and I am so grateful for it ❤
u r so damn lucky! the theatre experience that u cant compare about, so wonderful 😍
1:31 Another Legend. Sad he didn't live long enough to won an Oscar
My favorite Wes Anderson movie. Second place Rushmore and third place Bottle Rocket probably
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Same!
@@Kessekom i think grand budapest is his second worst with dogs as his worse. both still great but i just didn't feel any connection towards them
Where's Royal Tenenbaums or Fantastic Mr. Fox??
@@jerrygil1965 Zissou (idc what you think, if you disagree you're just wrong) > Darjeeling > Rushmore=Tanenbaums > Bottle Rocket >>>>Moonrise Kingdom (over the top and creepy).
Didn't see Budapest, I saw MK and I was done forever with Anderson.
I didn't see Fox as I don't care for Clooney (hack unless he's playing pompous ie O-11 which is his natural wheelhouse) or anything made by Disney post 1997.
Zissou stands as one of my favorite all-time films(sometimes #1), and the top 4 anderson films (above) are all in my top 10.
Someone over at Rollingstone called this movie a "disaster"...*Sigh*
there's a reason they're still at rollingstone
Consider the source.
not even clever enough to call it a 'trainwreck'. that's rolling stone for ya
@@thebasedgodmax1163 this might be the best comment I've ever read.
@F*ck the itinerary looks like the film did it's job
I can't tell how much I love this movie! ❤️
I think Wes is like Opera. You love it or you hate it. I for one, love his films and the casts. Some damn good dialog(sp?) and little "life's" happening in every shot. I love how he shows, but doesn't tell.
Your comment is older than me
" I love you, too, but I'm gonna mace you in the face!" lol
,😁
This film is a classic, slow paced intensity throughout, great scenes and scenery, good music and dialogues ,a bill murray cameo = genius
Was bored and nothing decent on tv, saw this and decided to watch. What a kooky, sweet, odd lil film it was! A real mix of comedy, drama, pathos, and the most fabulous music. Was so glad I found it and bothered to watch it. Wanna see it again now!
This movie was like an amazing journey ❤️
I think the best of the movie is the soundtrack, The Kinks are fuckin great
Harry Rag Satyajit Ray is the Bgm of the trailer.
The steady cam work on the this film was simply incredible as it moves from window to window and person to person!
The year 2007 was the best year of my life....I had never been less sad in any of my years prior to or after that...
I LOVE MY CITY JODHPUR !!! :D
"....Is that my belt?"
"...Can I borrow it?"
Love that part! XD
Remember when this was on Cinemax....I watched it every chance I got. Hopefully they bring it back.
2019? Still love this film!!
I love this movie. It's one of my favorites.
i don't know but this movie is really awesome, it captivates you in a weird way.
i like the way Wes Andeerson directs
I wish the world was this friendly nowadays, something tells me 15 years ago, it may have been. If I go to India now, I might get killed. It was so bloody nice to see everybody getting along for 15 seconds on my screen, as it should be, as it once was, and I dare say as it will be once again…
😢
I'm on a week long run of Wes Anderson films. I never saw this one before.
We make fun of cultures we think are secondary and lesser yet they've been around 1000s of years. They have something we wish we had. Owen said these people are beautiful and they are. I love how they paint everything beautiful pastel colors. 😍
Owen Wilson!! :)
I want to see this movie again!! *I saw it the day it came out! it was so awesome! I love Wes Anderson!!!*
i need more wes anderson movies in my life. he needs to make like a billion more.
That song (This Time Tomorrow) is from the Kinks` album "Lola vs. Powerman and the Moneygoround"....
i've been obsssesed with that album for months now.
Really proud to be an indian
a lot of people pan this one.
it’s one of my favorites.
Great movie, one of the best ones in the last years. I really loved it.
2023 attendence here
Here
the first son always the optimistic but sometimes lack of understanding, the second one always the gentle one but pretty much pessimistic, the third one is ambitious but quite reckless. pretty much it if you have 3 son with nit so different gap in age, i bet they'll fight all the time.
this movie shows the understanding between them in the end. which for me one of the best movie i watched regarding the situation of the 3 brothers. as the same for tree of life.
I love you, Wes. Thank you for the film!
Ncp e
I loved this movie, so original! there is so much in it.
I love you, but I'm gonna mace you in the face
Great Joe Dassin song at the end of this movie.
Wes Anderson's films are always about celebrating life even in the odds
Anderson! You bloody magician ❤️
I am here because of the new TVF Tripling trailer
from here I went to TVF tripling trailer so thank you. I don't know how I missed TVF trailer.
Can we take a moment to appreciate their beautiful noses? Yes, thanks.
😂😍
I've just seen the movie!!! (sweden)
So brilliant, so subtile, so intelligent. Great acting, amazing editing and fantastic script. Another masterpiece by Wes.
Love this movie!!! I already forgot how good this movie was, I was just recently reminded that this is actually one of the best movies I've seen.