Most disappointing Wes Anderson movie Story falls flat and comedy doens't work
Three brothers Owen Wilson, Adrien Brody and Jason Schwartzman re-unite on a train in India. The movie is the most disappointing of Wes Anderson’s releases because it’s not funny. Instead its more of a drama about the relationship between the three brothers and their bonding during their trip. Yes it has Anderson’s quirky style, and yes it has his love of music, sets and colors, but any attempts at comedy fall flat.
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