i think this be the first time mark mothersbaugh ( of devo ) do not do the music and and it kinda show and it all sound like anderson ipod leave to shuffle ( i almost think this be gon na be a theme of the film and but it be just a passing in joke ) and the music highlight where emotion be happen on screen and but do not really give me any sense of what emotion we be suppose to be experience ( save for the i pod scene already mention ) and it all just felt kinda vague like someone leave the radio on in the other room . and i be talk about the pop song and the indian music be okay . though it be enjoyable and i feel like i would watch it again ( and have ) and i just want more and and not in the i hope this never end way and but in the really there not another half an hour here . or something . sense of want more . the discarded luggage at the film end and though a nice bow at the end of the package and felt sudden and not unresolved and just sudden . maybe schwartzman a screen writer wasn not the best idea and then again coppla cq be okay at best and so who know where it go wrong and and though it could have be bad and and wasn not that bad and it just leave me kinda disappointed . still wes anderson at his weakest be still more interesting to watch than many at their best . i can see how people could like this though and some of it feel like bottle rocket and another beloved anderson film i wast too thrill with . hotel chevelaire kind of make up for some of the weak bit and in retrospect . it just an encapsulation of everything great about anderson and the music and the shrine and the dialog and the camera work . and natalie portman doesn not hurt too .