It's "Here We Go" by Jon Brion. The song isn't in Magnolia, but he wrote the score of Magnolia and he wrote with and used to be in a band with Aimee Mann who had a bunch of her songs used in Magnolia, so it's all music with the same kind of sensibility.
Can someone explain what's going on at 5:56 ? ? Why does Lena have a dozen of white boxes with pictures showing it is massive weapons ??? Thanks to anyone who knows !
lol thats fine , but what do you see then ? I really do see big war guns, and she seems pretty weird , like look at her empty flat . there is no personal touch nor feminine touch either , she even has a 'basement couch' if you think about ir a woman with her class and she seems to do well at work, would not have a couch like that , nor a flat so empty. there must be a reason . and I still think this are weapons ! haha have you watched and liked the movie ? :)
Weirdman “thank you too for finding me and taking me from my hotel room, my darling, my dear. let’s go for a ride now. i’ll take you from yours if you take me from mine. i love you.” hope this transcription helps someone
Oh ok, that's what it looked like to me having seen PDL a few times. Interesting, but I prefer watching deleted scenes on their own I suppose, rather than cutting them into a short film of sorts.
OK. I gave it 2:27 of my life. Didn't get it up until the time noted, if it doesn't interest me up to 2:27......well.................*rolling my eyes* Maybe one day I'll be that "deep" and understand things like this. Now. Back to my coffee.
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one of my favorite movies. i wish i could go back and watch it for the first time
I cried wen I heard "I love you."
I wish some of these scenes had made it in the final cut
i love this movie
Looks like a compilation of never used/deleted shots to me.
@@captainstrangiato961 I think he means the actual PDL.
@@captainstrangiato961 because they are Lol. It's from Punch Drunk Love
Beautiful
That Blue Suit!!
PTA me enamoro del cine.
This movie is so magical..
I suggest you "Inherent Vice", always from P.T. Anderson.
Paul Anderson Anderson
99 cents....pudding.
thanks
whats that first song that was played? was it in the actual film PDL? it sounds like its from Magnolia I think lol idk
Here we go - Jon Brion
It's "Here We Go" by Jon Brion. The song isn't in Magnolia, but he wrote the score of Magnolia and he wrote with and used to be in a band with Aimee Mann who had a bunch of her songs used in Magnolia, so it's all music with the same kind of sensibility.
Great.
Can someone explain what's going on at 5:56 ? ? Why does Lena have a dozen of white boxes with pictures showing it is massive weapons ??? Thanks to anyone who knows !
lol thats fine , but what do you see then ? I really do see big war guns, and she seems pretty weird , like look at her empty flat . there is no personal touch nor feminine touch either , she even has a 'basement couch' if you think about ir a woman with her class and she seems to do well at work, would not have a couch like that , nor a flat so empty. there must be a reason . and I still think this are weapons ! haha have you watched and liked the movie ? :)
Aurélie A'H Look attention at 6:51... it's a logo :)
Silas Leal what do you mean it's a logo ,please?
Silas Leal yes I see that it is Ctually a logo now , thank you !!!! :)
@3:10 Grigor Cries for Margot Robbie.
8:23 Does anyone know what that says?
Weirdman “thank you too for finding me and taking me from my hotel room, my darling, my dear. let’s go for a ride now. i’ll take you from yours if you take me from mine. i love you.” hope this transcription helps someone
@@IceCweam11 Thank you so much, I've been wondering for so long
Oh ok, that's what it looked like to me having seen PDL a few times.
Interesting, but I prefer watching deleted scenes on their own I suppose, rather than cutting them into a short film of sorts.
I don't get it.
I don't get it either
Alright thanks now I can check this off my watchlist. Liked for that reason even though this is a supremely boring snooze film.
I didn't understand a shit
+Vishal Hazarika watch Punch Drunk Love, you'll get it.
OK. I gave it 2:27 of my life. Didn't get it up until the time noted, if it doesn't interest me up to 2:27......well.................*rolling my eyes* Maybe one day I'll be that "deep" and understand things like this. Now. Back to my coffee.
It's just a nice sensory experience that doubles as a deleted scenes reel from Punch-Drunk Love. Yes, back to your coffee...
Have you seen the movie?
It's about as deep as the musical bloopers from a Jackie Chan film, but that doesn't mean it's bad. It's a nice little time waster with good music
fuck you're pretty cool dude
Ya know, it kinda helps if you watch the actual film that the footage is from. Just a thought.