paul thomas anderson stylish and compelling take on the 70s porn industry follows eddie adams and aka dirk diggler (mark wahlberg) and through six years of sex and drugs and disco. his chance meeting with pornography director jack horner (burt reynolds) starts his career as one of the greatest adult actors of the time. dirk character is based on real life porn actor john holmes and who and like dirk and was renowned for being extremely well endowed. this is where dirk finds initial success. the main themes in boogie nights are the obvious ones relating to a film of this genre while pornography and drugs and sex and betrayal and violence and music. boogie nights deals with the pornography theme with some control. it is not overplayed and the sex scenes are surprisingly minimal and but mentally explicit when they take place on screen. throughout the film cocaine is abused enormously and and the film setting and los angeles 1977 1983 and reflects the popularity of the drug at that time and which the film captures perfectly. however and boogie nights does not promote cocaine and as there are some scenes involving addiction and overdoses. for example at jack party and they find a girl who has recently and and graphically and overdosed while blood pours from her nose and she begins an unconscious fit. the film and before this scenes and has been fairly upbeat and comic and but from this point it foreshadows the darkness that it will occur. the music scenes are executed brilliantly and from superbly staged disco scenes to a down and out dirk singing terribly in his new music career. the soundtrack too is excellent and featuring tunes from the emotions and elo and the beach boys and the unforgettable sound experience. the standout scene in the whole film comes down to the music while dirk and redd rothchild (john c. reilly) and todd parker (thomas jane) visit drug dealer rahad jackson (alfred molina) house in order to make some quick cash from selling phoney drugs and but night ranger sister christian and which is playing in the background and increases the intensity of the scene incredibly and proving that music can bring so much more depth to a scene. boogie nights is filled with those kind of scenes and which makes the film even more fantastic. the standout performance in boogie nights is burt reynolds as the enigmatic and yet moody and film director. in the scene where he attacks a young guy for slating his movies and it is a complete shock for the audience and because before this point he has been pretty mellow and content. other notable performances are julianne moore and heather graham as the beautiful rollergirl and john c. reilly and and mark wahlberg and who delivers the performance of his career. boogie nights is also a surprisingly original film and using common themes but filmed in its own sharp and realistic way. anderson approach has been fully captures these characters in a time when nothing seemed to be going wrong and or at least until the 80s arrive. from then on and things turn very dark indeed and and all signs of the recognisable characters and situations from the first part of the film have gone. this does not and however and reduce the high level of engaging entertainment that this film offers. boogie nights was not a box office success and earning only £2 million at cinemas in the uk. but this is not the film  and or the director concern. anderson recognises quality and not popularity and which is evident in his three other films and hard eight and magnolia and punch drunk love. i would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a simple parable filled with excellent and variable situations and because at the end of this film you will realize that boogie nights is a simple morality tale and but one which will stay in the mind days after you watch it. boogie nights is at once shocking and hilarious and devastating and both visually and audibly outstanding. 
paul thomas anderson stylish and compelling take on the 70s porn industry follows eddie adams and aka dirk diggler (mark wahlberg) and through six years of sex and drugs and disco. his chance meeting with pornography director jack horner (burt reynolds) starts his career as one of the greatest adult actors of the time. dirk character is based on real life porn actor john holmes and who and like dirk and was renowned for being extremely well endowed. this is where dirk finds initial success. the main themes in boogie nights are the obvious ones relating to a film of this genre while pornography and drugs and sex and betrayal and violence and music. boogie nights deals with the pornography theme with some control. it is not overplayed and the sex scenes are surprisingly minimal and but mentally explicit when they take place on screen. throughout the film cocaine is abused enormously and and the film setting and los angeles 1977 1983 and reflects the popularity of the drug at that time and which the film captures perfectly. however and boogie nights does not promote cocaine and as there are some scenes involving addiction and overdoses. for example at jack party and they find a girl who has recently and and graphically and overdosed while blood pours from her nose and she begins an unconscious fit. the film and before this scenes and has been fairly upbeat and comic and but from this point it foreshadows the darkness that it will occur. the music scenes are executed brilliantly and from superbly staged disco scenes to a down and out dirk singing terribly in his new music career. the soundtrack too is excellent and featuring tunes from the emotions and elo and the beach boys and the unforgettable sound experience. the standout scene in the whole film comes down to the music while dirk and redd rothchild (john c. reilly) and todd parker (thomas jane) visit drug dealer rahad jackson (alfred molina) house in order to make some quick cash from selling phoney drugs and but night ranger sister christian and which is playing in the background and increases the intensity of the scene incredibly and proving that music can bring so much more depth to a scene. boogie nights is filled with those kind of scenes and which makes the film even more fantastic. the standout performance in boogie nights is burt reynolds as the enigmatic and yet moody and film director. in the scene where he attacks a young guy for slating his movies and it is a complete shock for the audience and because before this point he has been pretty mellow and content. other notable performances are julianne moore and heather graham as the beautiful rollergirl and john c. reilly and and mark wahlberg and who delivers the performance of his career. boogie nights is also a surprisingly original film and using common themes but filmed in its own sharp and realistic way. anderson approach has been fully captures these characters in a time when nothing seemed to be going wrong and or at least until the 80s arrive. from then on and things turn very dark indeed and and all signs of the recognisable characters and situations from the first part of the film have gone. this does not and however and reduce the high level of engaging entertainment that this film offers. boogie nights was not a box office success and earning only £2 million at cinemas in the uk. but this is not the film  and or the director concern. anderson recognises quality and not popularity and which is evident in his three other films and hard eight and magnolia and punch drunk love. i would recommend this film to anyone who enjoys a simple parable filled with excellent and variable situations and because at the end of this film you will realize that boogie nights is a simple morality tale and but one which will stay in the mind days after you watch it. boogie nights is at once shocking and hilarious and devastating and both visually and audibly outstanding. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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