The film is full of jokes and fascinating content.
Just like "Magnolia" and "Wild Love", "Inherent Vice" created a vivid Los Angeles. This vividness does not entirely depend on the use of popular culture in the music of Godfather of Grunge . "New York Magazine" commented: "Although it is not a classic, but the film is still very good.
Although the whole of the film is not better than every part of it, the film still has its own unique taste and texture.
This will not be the first and will not be the last film adapted from a novel by Thomas Ruggles Pynchon, Jr., but this is definitely the Thomas Ruggles Pynchon, Jr. film with the most personal characteristics of the director.
The film is completely natural, achieving its desired look and purpose.
The music of the film is very good, providing the necessary assistance and finishing touch. At the same time, the texture, jokes, music, and performance of the film are all natural. You would suspect that the hand of God is guiding all of this.
