If i like PTA's movies, what other director should i check

>>82189560
Altman.

Good luck raising your cinema IQ. It's a great journey, one you can only take yourself.

Altman

I like TWBB

Altman, Scorsese, Demme.

I'm not a huge fan of PTA in general but Inherent Vice is a masterpiece.

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If I like (early) Kevin Smith movies, what other director should I check out? Movies about real people, small contained stories, etc.

David Fincher, Fight Club specifically

>>82189560
all the directors he has ripped off, probably

>>82189560
You'd like Billy Wilder. And I know it's a boring choice, but There Will Be Blood is his best film so far

Altman
Huston
Ford
Ophuls

>>82189785
And all the directors THEY "ripped off," too, and all the older directors those directors ripped off, etc etc

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>>82189560
>Best PTA movie
>Not TWBB

>>82191201
Truly the Reddit choice

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>>82191341
I bet you didn't like The Master, faggot

>>82189560
There Will Be Blood. All his others just kinda go over my head and I am always left feeling a little dumb because I "didn't get it".

>>82192484
>all his others
Maybe The Master and Inherent Vice, but I don't see how you can miss the point of all his other movies. Other than thoes two, they're very direct

>>82192842
yeah those. I exaggerated.

Anyone not replying The Master feel free to go back to r*ddit anytime

>>82193801
I thought the acting was 10/10 but what the fuck was point of that movie?

>>82189560
I wonder if Philip Seymour Hoffman's death is the reason why he hasn't been active lately.

He really liked using him in his movies.

Punch Drunk Love

>>82195139
Inherent Vice came out on a few years ago...the fuck are you talking about?

>>82194581
Freud. The id, ego, and supereo.

>>82189631
as someone who likes inherent vice, how the fuck is it a masterpiece?

>>82189560
Lol Magnolia might be his worst work

>>82195483
Lies

>>82189560
His three biggest influences are Jonathan Demme, Robert Altman and Martin Scorsese.

>>82189606
I've only seen MASH and The Long Goodbye. I watched the latter twice, back to back. He was a genius director. I really need to check his other films out.
>>82195453
I'd like to know, as well. I love PTA's films, but I did not enjoy Inherent Vice. It has some interesting scenes, but I just could not get into the plot or the characters.

>>82191341
Things that aren't Reddit:
>Neo-Nazism
>pedophilia
>reposting the same retarded fuckmeme for the 10000th time

Things that are Reddit:
>everything else