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For many people, coffee is an essential part of everyday life. It's there to jumpstart your day, wake you up, help you concentrate. It comes in many styles and tastes and is offered by different people.
Welcome to Cinema Drip, where hosts Scott Lentz and Christian Ubillus need movies just as much as they need their coffee.
S3E35 Paul Thomas Anderson: The Master (feat. Nick Vyner)
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S3E35 Paul Thomas Anderson: The Master (feat. Nick Vyner)
Paul Thomas Anderson month continues with his follow-up to last week’s film. After the critical acclaim There Will Be Blood received, anticipation for PTA’s next film was high. In 2012, he gave us The Master. The film was visually accomplished, being the first fiction film shot on 65mm since 1996, and thematically dense, bringing a renewed sense of control to PTA’s style. Received warmly by critics and at film festivals, the film has endured despite its box office failure.
Featuring Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams, Laura Dern, and the final PTA-Phillip Seymour Hoffman collaboration, The Master is a thorny, provocative drama. Scott has been looking forward to a rewatch, but Christian didn’t like it on his original viewing. Joined by old friend of the show Nick Vyner, we break down The Master and consider its place in PTA’s filmography.
Plus, our thoughts on TIFF’s People’s Choice Award, Demon Slayer, The Long Walk, and the passing of Robert Redford.
What’s your favorite PTA film? Let us know at cinemaontappodcast@gmail.com
Cinema on Tap
For many people, coffee is an essential part of everyday life. It's there to jumpstart your day, wake you up, help you concentrate. It comes in many styles and tastes and is offered by different people.
Welcome to Cinema Drip, where hosts Scott Lentz and Christian Ubillus need movies just as much as they need their coffee.
