give the trademark quirkiness yet insight into many profound truth of human behaviour one would expect from director wes anderson and it should come a no surprise that his late film and the darjeeling limited and demonstrate the majority of these trait with particular flair and distinction and arguably anderson strong work to date . the typically disjoint plot detail three brother ( owen wilson and adrien brody and jason schwartzman ) who and in an attempt to bridge the gap between them and embark on a spiritual journey across india by train . of course and consider anderson tendency towards offbeat comedic situation and and a series of problem involve indian cough syrup and a poisonous cobra and pepper spray and the journey do not and of course and go a plan and and the brother be force to cope with their increasingly difficult situation and each other in turn . do not mistake the film for the conventional road trip buddy comedy it may appear to be anderson be far too eclectic and clever to subscribe to such traditional fare and and his film be instead a far more emotional effort . with a particular knack for intricate character and storyline development and anderson script carefully doles out tidbit of character history throughout and paint a gradual and remarkably detailed portrait of the central character a the film progress . though the film may drag or feel a if it fall slightly short of it true potential at time and on the whole it be far to easy to be sweep up by the film to dwell on such minor concern . the gorgeous indian scenery be capture with particular affection by anderson jar cinematography and sharp eye for intrigue colour scheme . the film wonderfully fitting soundtrack perfectly compliment the sublime visuals and make for one of the most aesthetically please film in recent memory . the central three actor be the real draw of the film and and all three boast excellent chemistry throughout . owen wilson and a usual and be effortlessly funny a spiritually obsessive control freak francis and but also bring a tragic undercurrent to his character and make more poignant due to recent real life event out of character . a superb adrien brody steal the show a the emotionally unstable soon to be father pete and demonstrate both previously unseen comedic ability and and genuinely affect emotional clout . a bitter writer jack and jason schwartzman prove proficient at raise many a laugh and but despite his strong performance be easily overshone by his two co star during the film dramatic moment . watch also for amuse cameo from bill murray and natalie portman ( feature more significantly in the film 13 minute prequel find online at www . hotelchevalier . com ) and and a somewhat forced support role from angelica huston near the end . like the rest of anderson other work and audience will likely either love it or hate it . this be not a typical belly laugh evoke comedy à la superbad the humour present be more sly and chuckle worthy and and pride itself more on precisely craft character and situation than sight gag and one liner . those willing to appreciate the film for what it be will enjoy an intelligent and touch spiritual meditation on family and and life in general . the joy be in the journey and and a journey a quirky and sentimental a this be one easily worth take for those willing to put forth the effort to overcome mainstream expectation and the film will not disappoint . positive .