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Lysanne 2021-12-18 08:01:11
Vice
Artists have always accused politicians and capitalists in a roundabout way, especially Paul Thomas Anderson, because his purpose is not only to expose these people, but also to critique their IQs.
The film can be understood as a "Drug Network" story in the style of "Burn after Reading", with a...
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Ransom 2021-12-18 08:01:11
Hippie's depression
In the 1970s, the United States was in emptiness and chaos after the frenzy of the 1960s. On the one hand, it came from the lack of gunpowder with the Soviet Union in armaments, aviation competitions and the loss of labor and loss on the Vietnam battlefield, after huge economic investment and...
Shaun Parker
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Gregorio 2022-03-25 09:01:10
It's less of an early PTA than a tribute to Robert Altman, like Raymond Chandler. In terms of atmosphere creation, it is indeed a "Boogie Nights"-style psychedelic. The smell of marijuana comes from the behavior of the characters rather than the cheap mirror words, which hides the emotions looming. The intricate story is no longer important, and the strong aftertaste is inevitable. It is definitely the most personal film of the PTA.
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Tomas 2022-04-21 09:02:22
Thomas Pynchon is well-known, the title should be translated as "social defects", the hippie era, government drug trafficking, control society through drug trafficking, drug-derived medical industry, drug rehabilitation centers bring huge profits to the government, the so-called "golden" Fang" is a drug-trafficking boat, the drugs come from China, and another meaning is "communism". The real estate mentioned in the film is also a drug, which is easier for the Chinese to understand. Brothels launder money, police are actors
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Hope Harlingen: I had just run into this bathroom stall without checking first, and I already had my finger down my throat to vomit up this big balloon of dope I had just scored, and there Coy sat, gringo digestion, about to take this giant shit. And we both let go at the same time, and there's just vomit and shit all over the place, and- put my head in his lap, and to complicate things, he had this hard-on.
Doc Sportello: Sure.
Hope Harlingen: One thing leads to another, and we pretty much started shooting up together on a regular basis.
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Doc Sportello: You know I, uh, I think I saw old Japonica the other day at my doctor's office... You ever run into a dentist named Rudy Blatnoyd?
Crocker Fenway: The son of a bitch who until recently was corrupting my daughter? Yes, I do seem to recall the name. He perished in a trampoline accident, didn't he?
Doc Sportello: The LAPD's not sure it was an accident.
Crocker Fenway: And you'd like to know if I did it? What possible motive would I have? Just because the man preyed on an emotionally vulnerable child, forced her to engage in sexual practices that might appall even a sophisticate like yourself - does that mean I'd have any reason to see his miserable pedophile career come to an end? What a vindictive person you must imagine me.
Doc Sportello: Hmmm, I - I did suspect he was fucking his receptionist but, what dentist doesn't. It's an oath they all take in dentist school, and anyhow that's a long way from strange and weird sex. Isn't it?
Crocker Fenway: How about when he forced my little girl to listen to original cast albums of Broadway musicals while he had his way with her? Or the - tastelessness of the - decor of - resort hotel rooms he took her to during endodontist conventions? The wallpaper... The lamps!
Doc Sportello: Uh... Japonica is of legal age now, isn't she?
Crocker Fenway: In a father's eye, they're always too young.
