The drug deal gone bad scene where the camera is locked on Marks face for 40 seconds is absolutely brilliant. Mark acting simply with his eyes and mouth gives me chills everytime. Him realizing he's hit rock bottom is such a great moment for his character. Boogie Nights is one of his best movies. Mark and PTA both.
What I found interesting about Anderson's direction style is that he uses emotion as a guide for his stories, but others use plot but include emotion just for the icing on the cake.
What i like about paul thomas anderson is that he prefers characters over plot. The characters define the plot and not the other way around. I have watched other filmmakers who just use plot so much to amuse us. I say stop that and let us focus on the characters. Every time i come out of a pta movie, i feel like i just exited another realm and that's how powerful and memorable his characters are
Every PTA movie is a true work of art, it's a journey through the different stages/feelings of the human psyche. For those, and many other reasons, he's a one of my favorite directors working today.
I literally just finished his filmography yesterday, then I stumbled upon this video, damn, magnolia is my all time favourite movie as well, I love PTA
I loved PT’s early work...Magnolia is probably my favorite movie and PDL was amazing. He’s made finely crafted movies over the past 10 years, but none that I’ve wanted to watch repeatedly.
Have been waiting for this eagerly. Thank you for this one! You guys are doing an amazing work, really appreciate it. The way you untangled different aspects of filmmaking, it really becomes a learning experience. Thank you again.
So looking forward to part 2. Several other great films, including those which which Imho are the best films of their respective decades: There will be Blood and The Master.
Probably the best of PTA is Punch-Drunk Love, just the composition to see Adam Sandler isolated and trapped in his box. Many of us have had that situation when we’re feeling hurt. And the music breaks out when you have the chance to figure out your true self, finding your true power. And I agree for emotion to drive the story. Plot in a movie like his doesn’t follow. I want to model after him for character driven stories
I have been in the process of watching every PTA film in order, one every weekend. I just re-watched Punch Drunk Love two days ago. This could not have come out at a more perfect time
To be honest, I did not know about P.T.Anderson, but after watching the scenes in this video and seeing his use of visual storytelling, especially his wonderful depiction of gradually increasing violence scenes resulting from deep moral conflicts, I realized that he is one of the auteurs with his original style.(And his excellent choice of method actors such as Joaquin Phoenix, Paul Dano, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Daniel Day-Lewis in his movies). Thank you very much StudioBinder for this excellent video.
Filmography of Yorgos Lanthimos and David Lynch is quite unique and one of the best of our time .. A complete breakdown of their works will be quite a treat..... Btw... I was waiting for PTA's breakdown from studiobinder for a long time.... Thanks for the video... Loved it.....
@@tonywords6713 agreed!! All the before films puts you on the edge and never lets that punching go throughout and at the endings are pretty satisfying . While all the other films especially the master leaves you as you said confused but has so much rewatchability. And are layered and has GREAT direction . Probably even better as they come
Ready to see this again. I am doing an analisis of all his movies. Now that i watched punch drunk love, i am ready to see this. I love Anderson style and this is very helpful. Waiting to see the second part, i need it now. Come on studiobinder, keep doing more videos PTA. Also, i connected so much with Barry of punch drunk love and dirk of boogie nights.
I am glad to see you guys do this fantastic job as always. But I would love if you guys do directing style on Wong Kar-Wai and Krzysztof Kieslowski ❤🙏.
Say whatever you want, in the part of editing and the long take on Tom Cruise's character, that masterful scene was not possible to achieve without Cruise's amazing acting job. One of the best of his long career if you ask me. PTA is one of my favorite directors, his early style is something to cherish and his change in his latest films is something to study and love, what an amazing director.
Hi, this video was awesome. I really learned a lot from all your content. Just a small request, could you make a video on Clint Eastwood's directing style? He has made some incredible movies like unforgiven and the bridges of madison County, and to me he's really an inspiration. I would love to learn more about his overall style and approach.
@@StudioBinder it was I even clicked on the article and began reading and taking notes on how to make a film and shoot a scene like PTA. Very informative indeed. Much appreciated 😃
Patiently waiting on part two. Depending on the day I switch between which era of pta I like the most but there’s clearly a line of demarcation before there will be blood and after. So I’m very interested to see how he changed as a director from early to now
PART TWO PART TWO I’ve been watching all of his films and they’re perfect. I’m obsessed with him and I already want to watch all his films again (have Hard Eight and Inherent Vice to go, the films that aren’t as praised but oh well)
I admire your videos and analyses and I would like to see your analysis of "Once upon a time in America" by Sergio Leone, I think he is one of the founders of the modern cinema.
You guys have helped so much! even without seeing a movie (Like I haven't seen reservoir dogs but i know how to make a movie exactly like it using specific shots and dialogue thanks to ya'll)
Thank you very much. Please make a video of the directing style of Sergio Leone. You put too much emphasis on Tarantino (I mean generally, not in this video), I think Tarantino uses Sergio Leone's (especially in shots and creating characters) and Alfred Hitchcock's (creating suspense) directing styles in his movies.
I love Anderson a lot but and his later work is insane evolution from this! Liquorice pizza (which title implies the unlikely combination of Gary and Alana as lovers) is different because Gary comes from a great home and is naturally hyper-successful, and Alana comes from a regular home but have a mediocre life that she hates. All the things to do passes as fun craziness. In the end, they don't matter, and it doesn't matter that one is so successful and the other so average, their age difference doesn't matter, the money or fame don't matter, the success or failure (sometimes provoked on purpose) of their businesses is irrelevant : the only thing they really want is to love one another. It was good watching a simple, good, fun, relatable movie about life and love for once :)
Paul Thomas Anderson & Christopher Nolan are the only Two Greatest Filmmakers (Born in 1970s) who just reached 50 and already made 4 Masterpieces in this century
The only difference between those two is that PTA still focuses on writing a great character rather than a mediocre confusing plot,i used to love Nolan(Memento & Insomnia are my favorites) but he has completely ditched character for visuals & cinematography
@@fruitsy3020 I Completely agree with you. There are 2 types of storytelling 1. Character Centric 2. Plot Centric. I don't know if Nolan is great at plot based films after Inception. But, P.T. Anderson is a Genius at Character Centric Films: Boogie Nights, Punch-Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood & The Master on & on & on.
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The drug deal gone bad scene where the camera is locked on Marks face for 40 seconds is absolutely brilliant. Mark acting simply with his eyes and mouth gives me chills everytime. Him realizing he's hit rock bottom is such a great moment for his character. Boogie Nights is one of his best movies. Mark and PTA both.
Yeah, that seemed unscripted.😊
PT Anderson is so amazing they needed a part 2 to tackle his cinema
Yup, exactly
What I found interesting about Anderson's direction style is that he uses emotion as a guide for his stories, but others use plot but include emotion just for the icing on the cake.
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good point!
Even Scorsese
What i like about paul thomas anderson is that he prefers characters over plot. The characters define the plot and not the other way around. I have watched other filmmakers who just use plot so much to amuse us. I say stop that and let us focus on the characters. Every time i come out of a pta movie, i feel like i just exited another realm and that's how powerful and memorable his characters are
you guys are my film school. Trust me, I mean it.
We believe you :)
Perfect timing. Just finished Phantom Thread
Do you have a gun?
@@ruly8153 I wouldn’t drive behind them
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@@ruly8153 🙏🏻
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Every PTA movie is a true work of art, it's a journey through the different stages/feelings of the human psyche. For those, and many other reasons, he's a one of my favorite directors working today.
Paul Thomas Anderson - Philip Seymour Hoffman, one of the best collaborations and not many people talk about it.
It's a shame PTA, PSH, and DDL didn't get to make a film together.
one of the best in cinema for sure
@@neilisalive4892instead we got JP, PSH, PTA film The Master which is a masterpiece
God please take the studiobinders team to Heaven after death for teaching
We could use the shout-out 😂
@@StudioBinder die hard fan of Studiobinder from india🇮🇳
What if they're immortal?
Big PTA fan, this has to be one of the greatest UA-cam videos I’ve ever seen it has helped me to understand why I love Paul’s films so much :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
You should do a video essay on Francis Ford Coppola and how he directs a movie
You god damn right
I've been analyzing his films for myself, so I have a nice headstart. I just need to get his less popular films to finalize my own research.
he's a prime candidate!
He directs like a 10 year old
@@StudioBinder what about george lucas?
I literally just finished his filmography yesterday, then I stumbled upon this video, damn, magnolia is my all time favourite movie as well, I love PTA
Boogie Nights remains an example of a perfectly paced and fully realised tale across changing times. Film school condensed into one film.
I instantly became his fan after seeing There Will Be Blood. According to me, it is one of the greatest films to be ever made.
one of the best according to a lot of people :)
Just had a second watch on that movie everything is perfect.
I loved PT’s early work...Magnolia is probably my favorite movie and PDL was amazing. He’s made finely crafted movies over the past 10 years, but none that I’ve wanted to watch repeatedly.
They're all great viewings 👌
Magnolia is the only movie by PTA that I despise.
@@GrandSlamSilver 😂😂 i despise seriously
I think u didn't get the point of the films that's why you saying nonsense.
Thank you StudioBinder. I never thought I needed this video. PTA is a filmmaking god.
Well worth a Director Styles
One of the best living directors,I watched punch-drunk love today :)
What did you think?
Brilliant take on a brilliant filmmaker. Can't wait for Part II.
Can you do one video about how Wong Kar Wai directs his movie. I'm really interested on how his movies always had this "special" aesthetic to it.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Have been waiting for this eagerly. Thank you for this one! You guys are doing an amazing work, really appreciate it. The way you untangled different aspects of filmmaking, it really becomes a learning experience. Thank you again.
Glad the video helped!
Magnolia floored me!
So looking forward to part 2. Several other great films, including those which which Imho are the best films of their respective decades: There will be Blood and The Master.
on its way!
Waited waited and here it is the PTA special 😍
Hope it was worth the wait!
Probably the best of PTA is Punch-Drunk Love, just the composition to see Adam Sandler isolated and trapped in his box. Many of us have had that situation when we’re feeling hurt. And the music breaks out when you have the chance to figure out your true self, finding your true power. And I agree for emotion to drive the story. Plot in a movie like his doesn’t follow. I want to model after him for character driven stories
I love how he uses Altman's style in his own unique way
What's your favorite way he uses it?
The most awaited one...pta master
He is The Master
@@StudioBinder when's part 2 coming? 😬😬
Thank you studio binder.
I have been waiting for this longer than anyone can imagine.
Hope it was worth the wait!
Boogie nights is a perfect film, one of my fav of all time
it's a great film!
I have been in the process of watching every PTA film in order, one every weekend.
I just re-watched Punch Drunk Love two days ago. This could not have come out at a more perfect time
Glad we added to the experience :)
To be honest, I did not know about P.T.Anderson, but after watching the scenes in this video and seeing his use of visual storytelling, especially his wonderful depiction of gradually increasing violence scenes resulting from deep moral conflicts, I realized that he is one of the auteurs with his original style.(And his excellent choice of method actors such as Joaquin Phoenix, Paul Dano, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Daniel Day-Lewis in his movies). Thank you very much StudioBinder for this excellent video.
Glad we were able to introduce him to you!
I hope StudioBinder does a similar video on later-career PTA as well!! Great stuff!!
That's the plan 👌
Rip philip seymor Hoffmann one of the most wonderful actors i have ever seen
one of the best of his generation ❤
I was waiting for this video...Man..you just dropped it!!!
better late than never!
Been waiting for this one-looking forward to part 2!
This entire video just felt like one big love letter to Punch Drunk love, and I'm all here for it
Filmography of Yorgos Lanthimos and David Lynch is quite unique and one of the best of our time .. A complete breakdown of their works will be quite a treat.....
Btw... I was waiting for PTA's breakdown from studiobinder for a long time.... Thanks for the video... Loved it.....
Glad you liked it!
This study is just one of the best pieces of work you've ever done! Can't wait for the the part 2.
Glad you liked it!
"I have a competition in me. I want no one else to succeed."
Each video on this channel is even better than the last. Keep up the amazing work.
Studiobinder I'm patiently waiting for Part Two so you can explain how his career evolved!
What great timing. I watched all PTA films this month
They're all well worth watching!
Does anybody know what the song at 3:00 minutes in is? I cant find it anywhere. Great video btw. Love the series.
It's a song called Daydreaming by Radiohead. Music video directed by PTA, check it out, it's really beautiful.
Ofcourse they had to make two seperate videos on the guy . His style took a more matured and different turn after punch drunk love
Exactly!
Kubrickian/Bergman esque.. frustruating endings lmao but endlessly rewatchable and layeref
@@tonywords6713 agreed!! All the before films puts you on the edge and never lets that punching go throughout and at the endings are pretty satisfying . While all the other films especially the master leaves you as you said confused but has so much rewatchability. And are layered and has GREAT direction . Probably even better as they come
You should post the second part this was really good
Ready to see this again. I am doing an analisis of all his movies. Now that i watched punch drunk love, i am ready to see this. I love Anderson style and this is very helpful. Waiting to see the second part, i need it now. Come on studiobinder, keep doing more videos PTA. Also, i connected so much with Barry of punch drunk love and dirk of boogie nights.
Best director working today.❤️
Radiohead over Magnolia is something I didn't know I ever needed
us too
1:21 STAN BUSH TRANSFORMERS!!!!
YOU GOT THE TOUCH!!!
just watched Punch-Drunk Love and it was amazing !!
It's a great film!
I said it once, I’ll say it again: PTA is the best director of all time
yes.
Arguable but definitely right up there with other greats.
TWBB is the most perfect film ever made in my opinion
He's up there
I dont think he is rignt now, but he has so many films left that he will probably be
I am glad to see you guys do this fantastic job as always. But I would love if you guys do directing style on Wong Kar-Wai and Krzysztof Kieslowski ❤🙏.
Thanks for the suggestion!
What a great video :) Looking forward to see your take on his later movies, specially TWBB, Inherent Vice and Phantom Thread!
Please, do a David Lynch one.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Say whatever you want, in the part of editing and the long take on Tom Cruise's character, that masterful scene was not possible to achieve without Cruise's amazing acting job. One of the best of his long career if you ask me. PTA is one of my favorite directors, his early style is something to cherish and his change in his latest films is something to study and love, what an amazing director.
Can't wait for next video about PTA
stay posted ;)
Just in time for my birthday, thx studiobinder, love PTA
Hi, this video was awesome. I really learned a lot from all your content. Just a small request, could you make a video on Clint Eastwood's directing style? He has made some incredible movies like unforgiven and the bridges of madison County, and to me he's really an inspiration. I would love to learn more about his overall style and approach.
Thanks for the suggestion!
LOVE The Master. one of the most underrated movies ever
Punch drunk love got me on my feet....so much chaos!!!!!
It's fantastic!
This is exactly what I’ve been waiting for
hope it was worth the wait!
@@StudioBinder it was I even clicked on the article and began reading and taking notes on how to make a film and shoot a scene like PTA. Very informative indeed. Much appreciated 😃
Patiently waiting on part two. Depending on the day I switch between which era of pta I like the most but there’s clearly a line of demarcation before there will be blood and after. So I’m very interested to see how he changed as a director from early to now
PART TWO PART TWO
I’ve been watching all of his films and they’re perfect. I’m obsessed with him and I already want to watch all his films again (have Hard Eight and Inherent Vice to go, the films that aren’t as praised but oh well)
This channel is AMAZING !!!!
Cheers!
yes finally my favorite writer director
one of ours too!
Early PTA is prob my fave director so I can't wait to watch this
This was ALTMAN-pta
The other one is KUBRICK-pta
solid 👍
Demme
Never bought anything on Amazon but first thing am being are all movies made by PT Anderson.
I admire your videos and analyses and I would like to see your analysis of "Once upon a time in America" by Sergio Leone, I think he is one of the founders of the modern cinema.
You guys have helped so much! even without seeing a movie (Like I haven't seen reservoir dogs but i know how to make a movie exactly like it using specific shots and dialogue thanks to ya'll)
Thank you very much. Please make a video of the directing style of Sergio Leone. You put too much emphasis on Tarantino (I mean generally, not in this video), I think Tarantino uses Sergio Leone's (especially in shots and creating characters) and Alfred Hitchcock's (creating suspense) directing styles in his movies.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Your videos are so helpful!
Thank you very much!
Cheers!
These are so so helpful. Thanks a ton!
Cheers!
Magnolia is a masterpiece
Waiting for the second part!!!!
on its way!
Fantastic analysis guys.
I would love to see one of these videos on the Safdie Brothers perhaps whenever they have made a few more films to dissect! Great vid as always
definitely keeping an eye out on them. we have a vid on how they adapted true stories you should check out! ua-cam.com/video/tcleaQ2IGgU/v-deo.html
I love Anderson a lot but and his later work is insane evolution from this!
Liquorice pizza (which title implies the unlikely combination of Gary and Alana as lovers) is different because Gary comes from a great home and is naturally hyper-successful, and Alana comes from a regular home but have a mediocre life that she hates. All the things to do passes as fun craziness. In the end, they don't matter, and it doesn't matter that one is so successful and the other so average, their age difference doesn't matter, the money or fame don't matter, the success or failure (sometimes provoked on purpose) of their businesses is irrelevant : the only thing they really want is to love one another. It was good watching a simple, good, fun, relatable movie about life and love for once :)
God I was waiting for this one thank you you’re work helps to become so so INSPIRING 🙏🏼♥️
Cheers!
Paul Thomas Anderson & Christopher Nolan are the only Two Greatest Filmmakers (Born in 1970s) who just reached 50 and already made 4 Masterpieces in this century
The only difference between those two is that PTA still focuses on writing a great character rather than a mediocre confusing plot,i used to love Nolan(Memento & Insomnia are my favorites) but he has completely ditched character for visuals & cinematography
@@fruitsy3020 I Completely agree with you. There are 2 types of storytelling 1. Character Centric 2. Plot Centric. I don't know if Nolan is great at plot based films after Inception. But, P.T. Anderson is a Genius at Character Centric Films: Boogie Nights, Punch-Drunk Love, There Will Be Blood & The Master on & on & on.
Why you are not covering David Lynch!
He takes special work
Studio Binder should be given a special reservation at heaven already.
what the name of the song 6:07 ?
Sir directing style of Akira kurosawa
We need the second part!
Can you please cover more international directors/ directing style? 🙏🏻
would love to! Any suggestions?
using fast as you can by fiona apple in the beginning is crazy work
Can’t wait to see Soggy Bottom!
Punch Drunk Love is my favorite movie.
please make part2. its been a year since this video
YES MY FAVOURITE DIRECTOR
one of ours too 👍
PT Anderson and 80%/20% = 24mm/35mm Anamorphic, baby!!!
Great video. Can we have one on Richard Linkletter?
Very nice info! Love it.
We want part 2
John Huston, John Ford, Orson Welles are classic ones I would like to see.
The drug deal scene in Boogie Nights was so tense, with that child in the background with firecracker.
Agreed, keeps you on edge the entire time
Hey Studio binders your videos are really awesome but 🎉 am excited to know who is the narrator for your videos...
There voice is 🔥
Paul Gregory 👍
Finally!!
Hope it was worth the wait!
*Paul Thomas Anderson is a greatest director without any recognization*
considering his abilities, he is one of the least mainstream
Please do Directing Style of Woody Allen🙏 .His films are so great .Nobody did a video on his directing style. Your channel should do it.
Thanks for the suggestion!