LOS ANGELES—Fans who attended a sneak preview Monday of critically acclaimed director Wes Anderson's newest project, The Darjeeling Limited, were surprised to learn that the film features a deadpan comedic tone, highly stylized production design, and a plot centering around unresolved family issues.

"What will he think of next?" audience member Michael Cauley said. "And who could have foreseen the elaborately crafted '60s-era aesthetic, melancholy subtext, and quirky nomenclature—to say nothing of the unexpected curveball of casting Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Bill Murray?"

In a recent review, New York Times film critic A.O. Scott also expressed surprise at the film's cutting-edge soundtrack, which features a Rolling Stones song and three different tracks by the Kinks

http://www.theonion.com/content/news_briefs/new_wes_anderson_film?utm_source=onion_rss_daily

http://www.afisha.ru/review/movies/198638/ :)

"И массу недостатков: тут маловато сюжета и композиции и почти нет высшего смысла"

I would say that all those things are pluses not minuses. Or rather, these things are the point: His movies are about aesthetic and not the "purpose" or "composition".

Thus, the onion piece is so funny:

"And who could have foreseen the elaborately crafted '60s-era aesthetic, melancholy subtext, and quirky nomenclature—to say nothing of the unexpected curveball of casting Owen Wilson, Jason Schwartzman, and Bill Murray?""

At least that is an amateur's position. :)

P.S. You forgot Bottle Rocket in your list of his movies.

это ирония, глупый :)

спасибо!
как раз искал эту чудесную песенку)