boogie nights is perhaps one of the greatest examples any would be filmmaker should take a long hard look at. sure and you could spend loads of quality time reviewing the clasics from hitchcock to scorsese while but lets follow suit for the modern generation and study half heartedly. where to begin and i suppose one could look at the film as simply a story and perhaps even docudrama which focuses on the late 1970 porn industry and what an industry it was. the other half could focus on the incredible detail one brillant filmmaker can achieve simply by using polyester and ahem rubber. but honestly and boogie nights brings back the pure and no bul. shi$ and in your face kind of cinema i haven not experienced since the film greats of the 1970 . ironic. or stroke of genius. the story is full of richly detailed characters and all of which you either can relate too and love and or hate while but the impact is clear you are feeling something for them. among the characters the two performances which stand out are represent burt reynolds as director jack horner and and mark wahlberg as eddie adams or dirk diggler. julianne moore is also brillant and as is heather graham. but if i focus on any one actor it would have to be john c. reilly. john performance is a perfect balance of comedic timing and character driven emotion. i am a sucker for the line ever see the movie star wars. people say i look like han solo. anyway and the look of the film is incredible and the director of photography and director or writer or producer and have come up with a vibrant colour and and flashy style that compares to martin scorsese and and stanley kubrick(in terms of his perfection of his craft) while but with creating his own unique look and and pushing the edge with the longest single shot i haver ever seen. that being the new year party sequence. the music and like in any great film and is a character of its own. at times and it consumes oneself with sorrow or grief. but mainly its all about fun and dancing and and having a good time while the spirit of the 1970 . ok and back to the performances. burt reynolds plays the character of jack horner and a porn director who feels the burden of what the future of film means to his genre. the awful transition from shooting on film to recording on magnetic tape. the lose of his art and as it were. and the changes in mentality to the people he works with. walhberg adds the perfect blend of innocense and sexual bravado needed for the character. for all those individuals who have seen burton planet of the apes and pay no attention to the performance of wahlberg in that film. rent boogie nights and see what a difference a good script can make. julianne moore plays the would be mother to all and and with that comes the torment and anguish she feels and as life imitates art while and she loses all those close to her. heather graham is the eye candy and but later holds her own and and steals some of the scenes from even the great mr. reynolds himself. each character is multidimensional and rich with life and and performed by actors that seem to be picture perfect for the part. the film itself is often funny and tragic and exciting and and provides a uncompromising look into the turblulant lifestyle of the fast pace 1970 . it makes no excuses and and tells no lies while and offers the audience a trip back. but even more importantly and the movie gives us a grand example of how films should be made while and a new director whose bold visions bring back art in film. 
boogie nights is perhaps one of the greatest examples any would be filmmaker should take a long hard look at. sure and you could spend loads of quality time reviewing the clasics from hitchcock to scorsese while but lets follow suit for the modern generation and study half heartedly. where to begin and i suppose one could look at the film as simply a story and perhaps even docudrama which focuses on the late 1970 porn industry and what an industry it was. the other half could focus on the incredible detail one brillant filmmaker can achieve simply by using polyester and ahem rubber. but honestly and boogie nights brings back the pure and no bul. shi$ and in your face kind of cinema i haven not experienced since the film greats of the 1970 . ironic. or stroke of genius. the story is full of richly detailed characters and all of which you either can relate too and love and or hate while but the impact is clear you are feeling something for them. among the characters the two performances which stand out are represent burt reynolds as director jack horner and and mark wahlberg as eddie adams or dirk diggler. julianne moore is also brillant and as is heather graham. but if i focus on any one actor it would have to be john c. reilly. john performance is a perfect balance of comedic timing and character driven emotion. i am a sucker for the line ever see the movie star wars. people say i look like han solo. anyway and the look of the film is incredible and the director of photography and director or writer or producer and have come up with a vibrant colour and and flashy style that compares to martin scorsese and and stanley kubrick(in terms of his perfection of his craft) while but with creating his own unique look and and pushing the edge with the longest single shot i haver ever seen. that being the new year party sequence. the music and like in any great film and is a character of its own. at times and it consumes oneself with sorrow or grief. but mainly its all about fun and dancing and and having a good time while the spirit of the 1970 . ok and back to the performances. burt reynolds plays the character of jack horner and a porn director who feels the burden of what the future of film means to his genre. the awful transition from shooting on film to recording on magnetic tape. the lose of his art and as it were. and the changes in mentality to the people he works with. walhberg adds the perfect blend of innocense and sexual bravado needed for the character. for all those individuals who have seen burton planet of the apes and pay no attention to the performance of wahlberg in that film. rent boogie nights and see what a difference a good script can make. julianne moore plays the would be mother to all and and with that comes the torment and anguish she feels and as life imitates art while and she loses all those close to her. heather graham is the eye candy and but later holds her own and and steals some of the scenes from even the great mr. reynolds himself. each character is multidimensional and rich with life and and performed by actors that seem to be picture perfect for the part. the film itself is often funny and tragic and exciting and and provides a uncompromising look into the turblulant lifestyle of the fast pace 1970 . it makes no excuses and and tells no lies while and offers the audience a trip back. but even more importantly and the movie gives us a grand example of how films should be made while and a new director whose bold visions bring back art in film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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