stuff you are going to steal

[Jeremy Blackman]

He tries to sound EXACTLY like pt anderson...it's embarrassing.

what do you mean? examples, please.

You're trying to sound EXACTLY like Duck Sauce...it's embarassing.

[Bud_Clay]

I don't know how to give you an example...it's just how he sounds...did you listen to the commentary?...if you've ever listened to a pt anderson commentary and then listen to the commentary on "blow" you'll be baffled.

[Ernie]

Oh, but I liked Blow anyway god help me, even though...I'll admit...it was influenced a little too heavily. Anyway, it was probably because of Johnny Depp, I love Johnny...I try to act like him (when I'm trying to act cool).

I'll have to be sure to listen to the commentary.

[Cecil]

You're trying to sound EXACTLY like Duck Sauce...it's embarassing.

this means war  

if you've ever listened to a pt anderson commentary and then listen to the commentary on "blow" you'll be baffled.

"im just gonna wax your car, johnny, and say that in THIS scene you fucking NAILED IT!"

[Jeremy Blackman]

"im just gonna wax your car, johnny, and say that in THIS scene you fucking NAILED IT!"

Hmmm.... I think you're right...

this means war  

You think I want a war with you? I wouldn't even want a war with your avatar.

[Victor]

ted and pta were good friends. didnt pta himself say that in groups of friends, a speech pattern develops and a lot of sayings are shared? fuck, i saw psh on conan and HE reminded me of pta, even his laughing in between most of his sentences. ted didnt seem like he was copping pta's style at all on the commentary, its the same way he is on the documentary.

[Cecil]

I wouldn't even want a war with your avatar.

LOL i think i kinda look like that in real life. but my hair is dark and curly

[Adam0199]

Borrowing of all kinds can be related to postmodernism, which is creating a new and significant work out of or in reference to past work.  look at A bout de souffle-godard for example. i think that borrowing ideas is one of the most interesting, and yet unavoidable things in cinema. sure you can talk about Short Cuts/Nashville and Magnolia being similar but who would argue that Magnolia doesn't stand on its own and offer new things that push the medium forward.

Welles/Hawks>Godard,new wave>Scorsese/Altman>Jarmusch>PT Anderson>>>

Does it not make sense? And how can it be wrong?