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This time tomorrow.
IFC: Indie Eye — Alan McGee at the Guardian's Film Blog is giddy over the soundtrack prospects of "The Darjeeling Limited," and goes on to reflect on the golden age of soundtracks:The partnership of Anderson and Mothersbaugh is comparable to Fellini and Nino Rota, both in the symbiotic way the partnerships work and the spacey, kitschy sounds they often employ. However, it's Harold and Maude and The Graduate that both used pop music to demonstrate the deepening alienation of the main characters - who could forget ...

Play that music
Mostly Movies — As The Darjeeling Limited approaches, a celebration of Wes Anderson's soundtracks. (The Guardian)