[thesafeword]

I'll probably be in Seattle on the 21st or the weekend after that. Yay.

[jbaseball44]

Originally Posted by Stephen Chamberlain

This is probably the best thing written about the film so far:

http://www.filmcomment.com/article/t...nderson-review

interesting read for sure

[Thomas Balkcom]

OST streaming on Spotify.

[Bloodsucker II]

why isn't this playing anywhere near meeeeeeeeee

[Drew Beringer]

If I don't see it tonight I'll definitely be going tomorrow afternoon.

[theDrivingSnow]

Originally Posted by Bloodsucker II

why isn't this playing anywhere near meeeeeeeeee

Well, according to that list on the previous page, it's opening in a total of two cities (take a wild guess) today. So I'd say you're in good company.

Seems very strange to me that it's not due to open here (35mm, I mean) next week.

Anyone remember what TWBB's opening was like?

[Bloodsucker II]

FUCK. It's playing the 21st in Oakland but I'm gonna be in Utah.....seeing Brand New

[SlappedActor]

Originally Posted by Bloodsucker II

FUCK. It's playing the 21st in Oakland but I'm gonna be in Utah.....seeing Brand New

Originally Posted by nhoium

U.S. Standard (35mm/DCP) Engagements

9/21 Boston, Kendall Square Cinema
9/21 Seattle, Guild 45th Theatre
9/21 Chicago
9/21 San Francisco, Embarcadero Center Cinema, Sundance Kabuki Cinema
9/21 Baltimore, The Charles Theatre
9/21 Washington DC, Landmark E Street Cinema, Bethesda Row
9/21 Philadelphia, The Ritz Five
9/21 Cleveland, Cedar Lee Theatre
9/21 Omaha, Film Streams
9/21 Winston-Salem, Aperture Cinema
9/21 Dayton, Neon Theatre
9/21 Charleston, Terrace Theater
9/21 Columbia MO, Ragtag Cinema
9/21 Salt Lake City, Broadway Centre Cinema
9/21 Brooklyn, Nitehawk Cinema
9/21 Pittsburgh, The Manor
9/21 Norfolk VA, Naro Cinema
9/21 Ithaca NY, Cinemapolis
9/21 Kansas City, Alamo Drafthouse, Rio

You're welcome.

[*crying stars*]

Excited to see this. AND they're going to be showing it in 70mm in Boston, woohooooooo
My friend worked on this and actually dropped out of college before his last semester to work on post-production. Will be cool to see his name on the screen.

[PepsiOne]

Seeing this tonight. So excited.

[thesafeword]

one week ;)

[popdisaster00]

Paul Thomas Anderson's highly-anticipated period drama The Master opened to an incredible $730,000 from just five theaters (three in New York and two in Los Angeles). That translates to a per-theater average of $146,000, which tops Moonrise Kingdom's $130,749 to claim the title of highest average ever for a live-action movie (with the exception of Red State, which needs an asterisk due to its unconventional and insanely expensive Radio City Music Hall debut). Unlike most buzz-worthy art-house movies that gradually platform, The Master will go from five theaters this weekend to a nationwide release (600+ locations) on Friday.

[jbaseball44]

saw it at 130 in nyc, loved it. will be interesting to see some reactions in here. phoenix and hoffman were soooo goood

[Tetragrammaton]

Glenn Kenny said this is the best movie Paul Thomas Anderson has made. That seems like an almost impossible feat, but he has only been growing as an artist so it could be possible.

[achassi]

Just purchased tickets for the 2:30 show tomorrow at Village East. So excited!