Paul Thomas Anderson's film was shut out of the drama category at the Golden Globes, but last night it dominated the Toronto Film Critics Association awards, so at least it has its fans.
Three film critics' groups announced their winners Sunday, and while Zero Dark Thirty continued its early award-season run, the Los Angeles Film Critics Association spread the love to The Master and Amour.
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Today we review Paul Thomas Anderson's highly anticipated new film, The Master, starring Joaquin Phoenix and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
The Golden Lion is the name of the award given to the best movie at the Venice Film Festival. This year, Paul Thomas Anderson's hotly anticipated The Master was set to receive the award until the panel of judges realized it was too good and changed their minds.
You thought we were finally done with it, but of course someone is reviving everyone's favorite performing arts high school drama. Also today, Batman is defeated by Spider-Man for once, and Minnie Driver heads off to the horrors of theater camp.
The Weinstein Company has announced that it is moving the release date of Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, the omigod-we-can't-wait movie that's kinda sorta about Scientology, ahead a few weeks.
At long last we have a full-length, somewhat expository trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's hotly anticipated next feature, The Master.
Technically the character, played by Philip Seymour Hoffman, whom we meet in the new trailer for Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master, is named Lancaster Dodd. But the movie is supposedly based on the origins of Scientology, so the guy is supposed to be L. Ron Hubbard, right?
Movie trailer day continues with a curious first glimpse at Paul Thomas Anderson's long-in-the-works The Master, a film about an American religion/cult founded in the confusing aftermath of World War II that has long been referred to as Anderson's "Scientology movie."
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