‘Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall’: Anderson’s Austerity and Winter’s Darkness Work Together
A grim concert doc wherein Cameron Winter, alone upon his piano, doth summon dread and sorrow within the hallowed halls of Carnegie Hall.
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Movie Reviews8.1/10
Inherent Vice Review: Anderson’s Slow-Burn Adaptation Earns Its 8.1/10
A review of Paul Thomas Anderson's Inherent Vice, a slow-burning, drug-soaked mystery adapted from Thomas Pynchon's novel.
Movie Reviews7.8/10
Sandler Finds True Love and True Rage in Punch-Drunk Love
A bachelor of plunger sales falls into love and into terror, while his seven sisters mock him still.
Movie Reviews8.6/10
Boogie Nights Review: Dirk Diggler Rises, Falls, and Never Stops Chasing the Night
A chronicle of a dreamer's rise and fall in the golden age of porn, told with honest excess and spectacle.
Movie Reviews8.2/10
Magnolia at 27: Paul Thomas Anderson’s Epic Mosaic of Broken Lives Still Stands
Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia at 25: Tom Cruise's infomercial stunt, Aimee Mann's songs, and a 189-minute epic about people failed early.
Movie Reviews9.5/10
One Battle After Another: Paul Thomas Anderson Finally Adapts Pynchon, and It Earns Every Minute
Paul Thomas Anderson's Pynchon-inspired epic One Battle After Another won six Oscars, including Best Picture, and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn.