This movie will win some Oscars! Period.

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Not to mention the cast!

Amy Adams ... Mary Sue Dodd
Philip Seymour Hoffman ... Lancaster Dodd
Joaquin Phoenix ... Freddie Sutton
Laura Dern ... Helen
 

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Other movies by the director.

2007 There Will Be Blood - Awesome!

2002 Punch-Drunk Love - No good.

1999 Magnolia - Interesting. Long movie.

1997 Boogie Nights - Awesome!

The first five seconds of the score playing in the background of this clip made me think of the scores in There Will Be Blood.
 

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Damn saint is good. Jonny Greenwood. Badass Radiohead percussionist who did the scores from blood. His sound is so distinct. I can name that tune in three beats.
 
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Highly doubtful that this film win any Oscars. None of his films have before, so what makes you think this one will? Judging from the trailer it looks like another one of his overrated yawners. The man seriously needs to learn the power of editing. Just because you drag a scene out doesn't make it artistic.
 
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Philip Seymour Hoffman stars as a World War II vet who's inspired to create a religion upon returning home to 1950s America. Joaquin Phoenix also stars in this Paul Thomas Anderson religious drama. Amy Adams, Laura Dern, Jesse Plemons, and David Warshofsky co-star. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
 

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A month after the release of an initial teaser for Paul Thomas Anderson?s forthcoming ?The Master? ? which stars Philip Seymour Hoffman and Joaquin Phoenix in his return to the big screen ? a second, slightly more detailed trailer for the film has now arrived online.

This one gives us a more detailed look at Hoffman?s character, the leader of a religious group that, based on early plot descriptions, is based on Scientology. It?s difficult to gauge how much the movie?s faith-based organization and L. Ron Hubbard?s church share in common based solely on this less-than-two-minute clip, which remains vague about matters like plot.

But as The Wrap points out, the trailer suggests that Hoffman?s ?writer, doctor, nuclear physicist, theoretical philosopher and, above all, man? certainly bears a passing resemblance to Hubbard.


One thing is clear: watching the uber-calm Hoffman and the addled Phoenix volley back-and-forth could turn out to be one of the great pleasures of the fall movie season. (That?s right, we?re just skipping right on past summer and diving directly into Oscar-bait time.)
 
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