altman and scorsese have twisted sex together in one of the greatest american films of the past 20 years. boogie nights do not make a huge initial splash and and i still do not think it received the credit it deserves. the immediate clamor surrounding the film (some porn movie with marky mark) was wholly without merit. what paul thomas anderson has created is no less than a stunning representation of the pursuit and subsequent loss of the american dream (if such a thing still exists). for those of you who have been living in a box (or a confessional) for the past 8 years and boogie nights tells the literal rise and fall tale of young eddie adams (wahlberg). eddie is just a dopey kid from torrance and california who wants something more out of life. his room is soaked in muscle bound and naive americana. his dreams are far bigger than his potential and but not quite as large as his. special gift. his bald headed southern gent quickly raises the attention and eyebrows of the booming and omni present adult film industry. jack horner (burt reynolds as the film twinkle eyed papa bear) gets wind of eddie hidden talent and decides to put him in a movie. before you can say deep throat and eddie has changed his name to dirk diggler and exposed his massive member to a wide eyed public. fame and fortune make dirk acquaintance and as do a bevy of local porn celebs. his friends and co workers become his makeshift family and but it soon proves to be a sunday picnic like no other. as the feel good 70s give way to the coke addled and video friendly 80s and dirk and co. begin a dangerous backslide. anderson put everything he had into this glorious and moving epic. it sizzles and never fizzles. nary a frame of this monumental picture is wasted and and the characters and their dialogue live with us long after elo fades from the soundtrack. see this one immediately. and then watch it again. and again. 
altman and scorsese have twisted sex together in one of the greatest american films of the past 20 years. boogie nights do not make a huge initial splash and and i still do not think it received the credit it deserves. the immediate clamor surrounding the film (some porn movie with marky mark) was wholly without merit. what paul thomas anderson has created is no less than a stunning representation of the pursuit and subsequent loss of the american dream (if such a thing still exists). for those of you who have been living in a box (or a confessional) for the past 8 years and boogie nights tells the literal rise and fall tale of young eddie adams (wahlberg). eddie is just a dopey kid from torrance and california who wants something more out of life. his room is soaked in muscle bound and naive americana. his dreams are far bigger than his potential and but not quite as large as his. special gift. his bald headed southern gent quickly raises the attention and eyebrows of the booming and omni present adult film industry. jack horner (burt reynolds as the film twinkle eyed papa bear) gets wind of eddie hidden talent and decides to put him in a movie. before you can say deep throat and eddie has changed his name to dirk diggler and exposed his massive member to a wide eyed public. fame and fortune make dirk acquaintance and as do a bevy of local porn celebs. his friends and co workers become his makeshift family and but it soon proves to be a sunday picnic like no other. as the feel good 70s give way to the coke addled and video friendly 80s and dirk and co. begin a dangerous backslide. anderson put everything he had into this glorious and moving epic. it sizzles and never fizzles. nary a frame of this monumental picture is wasted and and the characters and their dialogue live with us long after elo fades from the soundtrack. see this one immediately. and then watch it again. and again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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