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...careful pairing of slow-motion shots with music—one of Anderson’s many filmmaking signatures—is especially effective here. The opening uses the technique to give the film its name, showing Brody rush past Bill Murray’s character to catch a train??“The Darjeeling Limited.” Only 90 minutes in length, “The Darjeeling Limited” is more compressed than most of Anderson’s other films, but the brevity is a definite advantage. The spiritual journey moves quickly, ending with...
...vine growing on it. I still love her, though. It takes guts to pose with your armpits exposed like that.ANNE HATHAWAYThere is something about Anne Hathaway’s dress—perhaps it’s the combination a large funereal bow and an elaborate white lace train??that makes her look like an overgrown Victorian valentine. I don’t know why she wants to destroy all of the fashion-addict good will she received after her spunky performance in “The Devil Wears Prada,” but apparently she does...
...Midnight Train,” by Journey. It downloaded within minutes, and soon, I was IMing my best friend Rachel, who I knew was also watching “Scrubs.”“Did you hear that song, ‘Midnight Train??? OMG WTF LOLOLOL” I exclaimed.“It’s called ‘Don’t Stop Believing,’” she said.And thus, an obsession was born. Generation X had the apathy of the grunge movement, but today’s youth...
...subversion of all stripes. Not for any reason—it’s just really danceable. And if there’s something we can all agree on it’s that epic ass-shaking boogie-down is pretty damn subversive. 8. “Party Train?? by RuPaul. Need we even spend time talking about how subversive RuPaul is? You think at first she’s just a transvestite, but then you suddenly realize that it’s actually just an optical illusion: in her words, “I do not impersonate...
...Dogs” is likable enough, perhaps because it sounds like a less-catchy version of Train??s “Meet Virginia.” “Coconut Skins” gets itself going on a comparatively upbeat acoustic riff, until Rice mentions death and promptly squelches any optimism the listener may still possess. The second half of “Me, My Yoke and I” actually ascends to the level of rocking then comes off as just plain scary without a counterbalance to its six minutes of screechy anguish and unmitigated emotional hell...