Inherent Vice Comments

  • Melba 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    what the hell? I just want it to be over...

  • Marjolaine 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    Will this kind of story be filmed by Quentin in the...

  • Maybell 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    Pursuing the clarity of the plot logic, but not willing to give up the complexity of the characters that are loyal to the original work, and in order to reproduce the psychedelic sense of that unique temperament era, PTA's 2.5-hour new film is unavoidable. This adaptation is really a thankless and difficult task. If you want to fly into "Fear of Las Vegas", the multi-clue story involving the sense of the times and California's memory will not be able to show; What about the...

  • Genoveva 2022-03-27 09:01:09

    I couldn't understand it because the director must have taken drugs too....

  • Ephraim 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    Talking movies have always been my Achilles heel, completely accepting incompetence!...

  • Providenci 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    PTA could have made a film like Chinatown, but he made it into the hero's Odyssey journey. The protagonist is like Bloom wandering in this sinful and hypocritical city. The characters and cases are not important, the important thing is that The city of the era, the sense of the times is more important than...

  • Antonette 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    Wonderful! The characters are complex, the amount of information is huge, the literature is extremely strong, and the brain is unusual. It seems to be a piece of sand full of psychedelic flavors, but it actually has a clear and profound core, including the dark and complex aspects of the overall social form of the United States at that time. Criticism and reflection, the special background of the times, the film is more and more charming, the black humor inside is very funny, the banana...

  • Joanny 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    PTA made an absurdly realistic marijuana psychedelic movie that is difficult to define. It unfolds an atypical crime story around various characters and large dialogues throughout the film. It seems to be dizzy but like a drug. Like addictive. The lines and pictures are still elegant, and the details are very serious. There should be no suspense in the Oscar for the best adapted screenplay. Thomas Pynchon is a representative of postmodern literature, and PTA has restored the original almost...

  • Cindy 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    I read it three times, so...

  • Cyril 2022-03-26 09:01:06

    The level of editing is high. Under the shell of the detective film is the disclosure of the glamorous and moral decay of American society in the 1970s, and a glimpse of the social operation process of drug organizations. Of course, there must be a good person who relics for...

Extended Reading
  • Joaquin 2021-12-18 08:01:11

    The opinion of an ordinary person.

    Personally, I am not a liberal arts major, nor a philosopher and history enthusiast. For someone who wants to stay sober, reading Pinxin’s novels is a way of enriching his own ideas by looking at people’s ideas that are richer than ours. In this way, for me, it feels like the author just...

  • Elaina 2022-03-25 09:01:10

    LSD

    Seeing all the students in the class were stunned. A buddy said that there are at least ten plots going on here. I also pay attention to Wolverine in the 70s and Shasta, who has always felt very good and familiar, and finally found out that it is the heroine of fantasy beasts. At the beginning, I...

Inherent Vice quotes

  • Sortilège: [referring to the police station] On principle he tried to spend as little time around the glass house as possible. All this strange alternative cop history and cop politics, cop dynasties, cop heroes and evil doers, saintly cops and psycho cops, cops too stupid to live and cops too smart for their own good, insulated by secret loyalties and codes of silence from the world they'd all been given the control.

  • Doc Sportello: How would I forget something like that?

    Deputy D.A. Penny Kimball: Grass. And who knows what else?

    Doc Sportello: I'm only a light smoker.

    Deputy D.A. Penny Kimball: How many joints have you had today?

    Doc Sportello: I have to check the logbook.