Magnolia


Director	Paul Thomas Anderson
Selected Cast	Tom Cruise as Frank T.J. Mackey
	Julianne Moore as Linda Partridge
	Jason Robards as Earl Partridge
	William H. Macy as Quiz Kid Donnie Smith
	Philip Seymour Hoffman as Phil Parma
	Philip Baker Hall as Jimmy Gator
	John C. Reilly as Officer Jim Kurring
	Alfred Molina as Solomon Solomon
	Melora Walters as Claudia Wilson Gator
	Jeremy Blackman as Stanley Spector
Producer	JoAnne Sellar
	Paul Thomas Anderson
Writer	Paul Thomas Anderson

On DVD & Blu-ray World

Blu-ray

Magnolia - Entertainment In Video - UK (2010)

DVD Box Set

Magnolia - Entertainment In Video - UK (2000)

DVD

Magnolia - Medusa Video - Italy (2000)

DVD

Magnolia - Kinowelt - Hungary (2000)

DVD

Magnolia - Forum Home Entertainment - Hungary (2009)

DVD

Magnolia - A-Film - Netherlands (2004)

DVD

Magnolia - New Line Home Entertainment - USA (2006)

DVD

Magnolia - Metropolitan Film & Video - France (2002)

Blu-ray

Magnolia - Metropolitan Film & Video - France (2010)

DVD

Magnolia - Metropolitan Film & Video - France (2000)

VHS

Magnolia - Roadshow Entertainment - Australia (2000)

DVD

Magnolia - Prisvideo - Portugal (2003)

VHS

Magnolia - Prisvideo - Portugal (2000)

DVD

Magnolia - Gamma - Hungary (2011)

Blu-ray

Magnolia - A-Film - Netherlands (2010)

VHS

Magnolia - New Line Home Video - USA (2000)

Blu-ray

Magnolia - Arthaus - Germany (2010)

DVD

Magnolia - TV Movie - Germany (2004)

DVD

Magnolia - Arthaus - Germany (2011)

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Comments and Reviews


Magic Marmalade ● 25th Mar 2023		Rated 10/10 A curious blend of dark, gritty and tragic with the bizarrely comic and absurd. Still is, and ever will be Paul Thomas Anderson's Masterpiece. An ensemble character study of a collection of people who are either closely related or more loosely so, but all bearing some relationship to the others by degrees, and how those relationships change when set against a surreal set of circumstances which act as a catalyst: ...A couple pretty offensive types who are broken down during the course of the movie to reveal their humanity, while other more genial ones are revealed to have the darkest undertones, and even a few weaker people discovering some real strength, A must see. Very moving, well orchestrated, quirky, odd, and has Philip Seymour Hoffman's most devastatingly human role as a carer for the terminally ill, Tom Cruise doing the full obnoxious bit (initially), before turning in a: "Should have got an Oscar" performance, and a brilliant set of soundtrack songs by Aimee Mann. (but the whole cast is excellent too). Watch it... Watch it now! :) ((I copied and edited this review from my own review on the DVD page)) 1 person found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



Magic Marmalade ● 4th Feb 2016

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