The Darjeeling Limited

When Peter is reading Jack's short story on the train, in the first shot he is reading the first page.

In the next shot, he is reading a different page (the page has been turned to hide the paper clip that is holding the story together), in the next shot, the first page is showing again and has not been folded back.

When Peter throws the belt at Francis in the train cabin, he has shaving lather on his face.

But when Francis retaliates immediately after, the lather is gone.

When Jack is smoking out the window of the train, Rita's cigarette changes lengths.

When we first see her it is just a butt, but the next cut shows a full cigarette.

When the brothers are in the dining car the first time, the camera cuts between Francis and Peter several times.

In the shots of Francis we can see the back of Peter's head and that his fingers are on his temples.

However, when the camera is facing him they are gone (it all happens too fast for him to have moved his hands up and down).

When we're first introduced to Jack's iPod, it's a 3rd generation iPod with no click wheel.

Few moments later, a click-wheel iPod is in its place.

Around 27 minutes into the movie, a scene is shown from Jodhpur, as one can see "The Umed Palace", this is not possible as the train is shown leaving Jodhpur in the beginning of the movie.

In the dining car scene, Peter is reading Jack's short story, Luftwaffe Automotive.

The story is written on stationary from the Hotel Chevalier, in Paris.

The logo of the French flag on the stationary is incorrect; from right to left, the colors are red, white, and blue.

The French flag is blue, white, and red.

At the end when they are trying to catch the train and throwing the bags away they are running on sand, when they are on the train and looking back, the bags are lying on the platform made of tarmac.

When Peter is running for the train, he has two pieces of luggage.

While walking through the train, he has 3 pieces.

During the preparation of the dead boy funeral, there's a scene when Francis is lying down with a boy in a blue shirt kneeling beside him, and the camera travels to Peter holding a baby between two Indian locals.

During 13 seconds, a Muslim call-to-prayer ("adhan") is heard, very neatly during 5 seconds.

However, the boy's body is cremated the Hindu way.

It is impossible for a train to be 'lost' on Indian Railways.

It is SOP to default switches on mainline routes to 'trunk' positions.

All unsignaled turnouts lead to dead-ends and have to be positively signaled for a train to be advanced down the track.

A mistake (or a series of mistakes even) will not get the train more than a couple of kilometers before it derails on an auto-stop or dead-ends.

When the train attendant brings the Whitman's lemonade, Francis and Jack take two out of the three glasses she's carrying on her tray.

She then leans towards Jack to apply a bindi mark on his forehead and two glasses full of lemonade are visible on the tray (whereas there should be only one left).

The Whitman brothers haven't seen each other in over a year. Francis (Owen Wilson) invites his brother Peter (Adrien Brody) and Jack (Jason Schartzman) on a cross-country train trip through the heartland of India in order to reconnect, bond and find themselves on a spiritual level.

"I wonder if the three of us could have been friends in real life. Not as brothers, but as people.

I am myself a huge Wes Anderson fan. But don't think of my view as biased.

This film was recommended to me and I was quite enthusiastic given the ingredients – India, voyage, spiritual uplifting.It actually has little in common.

Really nice movie. Worth to watch.

This is one of Wes Anderson's very best films. Three brothers come together under the characteristic manipulations of the eldest for a cross country journey through the colours, spices and challenges of India.

Visually appealing with a good soundtrack but there's really nothing beyond that. The simple story has no stakes and the characters are so boring.

Wow Idk why I never watched this before.

"Even if I succeed in escaping from this Universe.. I'll never be able to escape from myself.