Paul Thomas Anderson

1h 42m

A Reno gambling drama, taken off him and re-cut. Philip Baker Hall is superb in it.

2h 35m

The porn industry from 1977 to 1984, as a family drama. He was twenty-seven.

3h 8m

Nine intersecting lives over one day in the San Fernando Valley. Three hours, and it earns them.

1h 35m

Adam Sandler, played entirely straight. Ninety-five minutes, and unlike anything else he has made.

2h 38m

Daniel Day-Lewis as an oil prospector consuming everything near him. The first fifteen minutes are silent.

2h 18m

A drifter and the leader of a new religion. Shot in 65mm, and resolves almost nothing.

2h 28m

Pynchon, filmed. Impossible to follow on purpose — go with it or do not start here.

2h 10m

A 1950s couturier and the woman who works out how to live with him. Very funny, eventually.

2h 13m

1973 in the Valley again, loose and episodic. His warmest film by a distance.

2h 42m

DiCaprio as a burnt-out revolutionary. The biggest and fastest thing he has ever made.