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Magnolia
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It is a collection of events that speak of love and forgiveness. This story begins with two parallel and complex narratives about men about to die. Perhaps there may be a baby boy and the son of Earl Partridge is a talented kanza. On the other hand, there is the daughter of Jimmy Gator is the Cokehead and Waif. A moderate and caring nurse mediated for Earl, up the son; a crooked and Muslim prayer meets the daughter. On the other hand, the guilt consumes Earl's young wife, while facing two prominent children, where there seem to be more stories that look different in the San Fernande Valley.
It is a collection of events that speak of love and forgiveness. This story begins with two parallel and complex narratives about men about to die. Perhaps there may be a baby boy and the son of Earl Partridge is a talented kanza. On the other hand, there is the daughter of Jimmy Gator is the Cokehead and Waif. A moderate and caring nurse mediated for Earl, up the son; a crooked and Muslim prayer meets the daughter. On the other hand, the guilt consumes Earl's young wife, while facing two prominent children, where there seem to be more stories that look different in the San Fernande Valley.
Actors:
Julianne Moore,
Aimee Mann,
Chris OHara,
John Pritchett,
Jim Ortlieb,
Douglas Busby,
Genevieve Zweig,
Thomas Jane,
Brian Higgins,
Tom Cruise,
Jamala Gaither,
...»
Julianne Moore
3 December 1960, Fayetteville, North Carolina, USA
Aimee Mann
8 September 1960, Richmond, Virginia, USA
Chris OHara
3 August 1971, Bronx, New York, USA
John Pritchett
29 March 1947, Santa Monica, California, USA
Jim Ortlieb
19 June 1956, Hazlet, New Jersey, USA
Douglas Busby
August 2, 1965 in Brighton, Colorado, USA
Genevieve Zweig
Thomas Jane
22 February 1969, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Brian Higgins
Tom Cruise
3 July 1962, Syracuse, New York, USA
Jamala Gaither
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Paul Thomas Anderson
Paul Thomas Anderson
26 June 1970, Studio City, California, USA
Country:
United States
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...it finally slumps down under its own weight and becomes a shambles. But, dang, it's such an attractive shambles.
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What this film may have needed to get on its feet is some honest-to-goodness violence.
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January 15, 2002
You could spend three hours snickering at Anderson's 'What the World Needs Now Is Aimee Mann' metaphysic. But his vision cuts deeper than a lot of folky bathos.
January 22, 2010
A decade after its release, P.T. Anderson's emotionally epic Magnolia gets the glorious Blu-ray treatment it deserves. This Altman-esque mosaic follows several disparate L.A. citizens on one rainy day, as they navigate through mistakes and torrenti
July 19, 2014
Go see it for yourself. And don't be surprised if you want to see it again and again.
April 28, 2008
A wonderful mess.
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July 21, 2005
All the work is top-notch.
April 18, 2011
Short Cuts is clearly the starting point, but not the ending point for a movie that is probably the most overstuffed with ideas of anything in Paul Thomas Anderson's career.
June 24, 2006
One of the most enthralling and exhilarating American movies in ages.
August 22, 2013
As the years pass and we are weathered by universal experiences, the predicaments of Anderson's characters seem less pathetic and more like the plight of everyone we love and admire.
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March 22, 2002
You don't have to like everything [Anderson] does, but if you enjoy seeing the walls rattled and the roof raised in the Hollywood citadel, you've got to love it.