INHERENT VICE (No Major Spoilers)

[Reel]

I bet my weight's worth in pudding that the frame on top of the page ends up in the movie

[ono]

http://cigsandredvines.blogspot.com/2014/09/pta-to-host-masterclass-at-nyff.html

Oh, I hope some of you are able to go.  To be a fly on that wall.

[Drenk]

Owen Wilson too thinks Paul was "chaotic". In a good way.

Ok, we'll let it drop, reluctantly. Can you tell us about working on "Inherent Vice"?
Wilson: Oh sure, I got along great with Paul [Thomas Anderson] and Joaquin [Phoenix]. The way that Paul worked I thought was kind of unusual -- it almost seemed kind of chaotic. Very loose and I was surprised at that. I thought it was going to be very regimented. I don't know if that was just for this one or if that's typically how he works.

Did Phoenix mention if it was very different from working on "The Master," perhaps?
Wilson: Hmm, we never talked about it.  But that was even there in the script. I hadn't read the book, have you? [We have] Did you like it? I thought it was very dense. This was more accessible.

Yes, it is dense, though less so than others of his...it does have a pretty gonzo, chaotic vibe.
Wilson: Right, the film has a bit of a gonzo vibe too.

From The Playlist.

[Jeremy Blackman]

If I remember the interviews, The Master was in fact made in a similar way, right? Kind of a workshop thing going on.

[Frederico Fellini]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!

[Reel]

I didn't even consider the last one because it looked so much like an Indian film. Sweet 'Where's Waldo?' spotting.

[Frederico Fellini]

I didn't even consider the last one because it looked so much like an Indian film. Sweet 'Where's Waldo?' spotting.

I agree, the one with the pizza is weird. Looks more Wes than Paul. Plus the cinematography doesnt seem to match up with the first 2 pics.

[Jeremy Blackman]

Just look at all those dirty sweaty hippies.

[Pozer]

The Last Hippie Supper. Owen is JC!

[Jeremy Blackman]

The Last Hippie Supper. Owen is JC!

He's even forming Da Vinci's visual pyramid in that freeze frame.

[Drenk]

Question for everyone: are we at the point that the lack of a trailer is notable? With its debut less than 25 days away and select city release in 3 months, are there any (hyped, studio) movies that come to mind from the past decade that held off on a trailer/providing footage for so long?

The difference between PTA and Fincher and Tarantino and Nolan and Wes Anderson is, maybe, that big, yes. That's definitely strange.

[Lottery]

I'm not sure if this relaxed my cravings or intensified them tenfold. Give us the muthafuckin trailer. Any day now.
I had a giggle at Doc being knocked over.


Someone comment on the different approach to the cinematography in these few frames.

[Drenk]

Trailer of...?

[samsong]

there's also bunuel's viridiana

[ono]

Iono where else to put this.

Paul's a hippie now!  https://twitter.com/vigiledelfuoco/status/511529518104715264/photo/1