Phantom Thread (Paul Thomas Anderson, 2017) Movie • Page 11

Anyone have a comprehensive list of all the cities/theaters this is playing in 35/70mm in?

I've Googled but found conflicting information. I don't think Dallas is getting it in anything but digital, but I hope I'm wrong.

 

Somebody said they'd love to see PTA work with Adam Driver and now this is all I want please

 

I just want a proper PTA horror movie god god dammit dammit

 

This too

 

That would be incredible. It also appears he’s a big Will Ferrell fan. Can we get a Punch-Drunk Love-esque Ferrell film?

 

I don’t think the 35/70mm screenings are very wide spread. We didn’t even get either in Toronto, and we usually always gets the special 70mm screenings.

 

Yeah, I think you're right. As best I can tell, only like 5 cities got it.

 

Couple gems from the Twitter Q&A

Movies he liked last year, though he said he's still catching up.
Call Me By Your Name (his favorite)
City Of Ghosts
Wonder Woman
The Post
Lost City of Z
Star Wars
Baby Driver

I'm hoping to see Phantom Thread sometime next week. Don't think I've ever seen a PTA movie in theaters.

 

I feel like so many people are forgetting the Lost City of Z came out this year. It was very, very good. Cool to see PTA enjoyed it.

 

Did Lost City of Z have a big push for VOD? I have heard a lot of great things about it, but I remember that like only one theater in Berkeley had it and that was pretty much it for the Bay Area

 

Gonna try to go to the 10:30 showing tonight if I don't pass out before then.

 

Should I go see this tonight? It is cold out, at least for Florida (35 degrees).

 

it's Amazon Studios so it's streaming on Prime

 

That is very cold, but yes

 

It's 35 here in Dallas too. Wear a jacket. It's not that cold.

 

I saw it at a small theater near me back in March or whenever it was out, but yeah it’s on Prime right now.

 

Finally seeing this on Saturday.

 

Loved this. My favorite pta since blood

 

I'm blown away. Top tier PTA, for sure.

 

Seeing this tomorrow

 

Damn, I really liked this. The ending is so twisted.

 

This was good.

 

woah tetra liked it!!!

 

Yeah, how about that ending?

 

While he had Inherent Vice and Junun in between, it is so incredible that Paul Thomas Anderson has been able to carve out a niche for himself to release incredibly weird, dense, probing dramas every five years with a famous cast, a decent budget, and a wide release. While I prefer Malick, he has gone too far for the vast majority of audiences and is shunned. Anderson provides all the structure of a lifeless classical drama, but he takes it in directions that are both uncomfortable for people to expect and wholly unexpected for even the most veteran viewers.

The sound design is incredible. It is obviously heightened to put you in Woodcock's state of mind, but it makes it easy to recall the irritation and pettiness one feels with people that you are close with, and the lack of civility that can develop when there is a power imbalance in the relationship.