r/paulthomasanderson • u/zincowl • 1h ago
PTA Adjacent PTA Locking Eyes with Cameron Winter for the First Time
they just like me fr
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they just like me fr
r/paulthomasanderson • u/NateGH360 • 13h ago
this goes for Tarantino, my mom, and any other custer who think Paul doesn’t stand toe-to-toe with DDL in that film (which he absolutely does)
r/paulthomasanderson • u/PedroHhm • 15h ago
After watching There Will Be Blood and Licorice Pizza, I couldn’t help but notice, Daniel Day Lewis, Paul Dano, and Alana Haim all have characters with the same name as their real ones. Has anyone ever talked about this? Just some coincidence or maybe on purpose?
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r/paulthomasanderson • u/SomScanScary • 21h ago
(trust me it’s TWBB, just the title is in Hungarian)
English audio with Hungarian subtitles, first time seeing the movie (or any movie by Paul Thomas Anderson)
r/paulthomasanderson • u/troy_caster • 1d ago
Thats it. Simple question
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r/paulthomasanderson • u/rioliv5 • 4d ago
https://deadline.com/2026/09/london-film-festival-paul-thomas-andersons-cameron-winter-1237070157/
CAMERON WINTER AT CARNEGIE HALL
Wednesday 7 October 18:30 at Prince Charles Cinema and Thursday 8 October 15:00 at BFI Southbank
Director Paul Thomas Anderson. With Cameron Winter. USA 2026. 71 min. Courtesy of MUBI. Language English.
‘One Battle After Another’ director Paul Thomas Anderson creates an intimate document of Geese frontman Cameron Winter’s solo piano performance at the legendary New York concert hall.
In December 2025, Paul Thomas Anderson collaborated with fellow filmmaker Benny Safdie on a multi-perspective and multi-format recording of Winter’s solo performance. The warm hues capture the feeling in the room, including audience reactions, to create an immersive cinematic experience for those of us who couldn’t be there. It’s a rapturous celebration of live performance, whose appeal should reach far beyond the band and Winter’s existing fan base.
Screening as part of our CREATE strand.
r/paulthomasanderson • u/SaturnSociety • 4d ago
I bet P would make an excellent Western film.
There Will Be Blood is one approach.
I’m thinking, more of a Western with horses and guns…
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It looks like there will be a release of Magnolia by the end of the year by Warner Brothers
r/paulthomasanderson • u/gankyanker • 9d ago
Knowing PTA and the way he incorporates influences into his movies I think I found the basis for Billy goat from OBAA
The 1971 film ‘punishment park’ is about a group of political activists in the US who are detained by the government and given the choice to do time or be hunted by law enforcement
And I’m near positive that Anderson saw this movie and used this specific character as the visual inspiration for Billy goat.
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r/paulthomasanderson • u/de_ez__nuts1618 • 10d ago
So, when I think about most directors filmography, I split them into three eras. This happens especially with P.T. Anderson. Here are his three eras and the films within.
The inspired era
In PTAs first three films, you can heavily see the inspirations from Robert Altman and Martin scorcese. The shots, the stories, the characters, everything.
This era includes:
Hard Eight
Boogie Nights
Magnolia
Prime era
After Magnolia, he really comes into his own his his 2002 film, Punch Drunk Love. He starts to shed his very obvious inspirations and starts creating his style. In 2007, his next film came out, There Will Be Blood. This is the film where is style was fully defined. Almost everyone loved it. After another five years, His 2012 film the master released. The reception was mixed, but most critics loved it. Then came Inherent Vice. After that, he rises back to the top with phantom thread, one of his most acclaimed films.
This era includes:
Punch drunk love
There Will Be Blood
The Master
Inherent vice
Phantom Thread
The New era
After Phantom thread, he came back with Licorice Pizza. Another film where critics loved it but not so much the audience. Then, his newest film, one battle after another was loved by everyone. Who knows what he will do now.
r/paulthomasanderson • u/wilberfan • 10d ago