Magnolia

This movie has me at a loss for words. 3 hours just flew by. It's amazing what PTA was able to do with so many different characters and make us care for them and bring them together.

One epic movie.

Tom Cruise at his cruisiest

yes the movie is 100% to my expectations...

I'm wholeheartedly satisfied,,,
psychological drama best genre for me always.

a lot of thanks to All the cast and crew

" I will drop-kick those fuckin' dogs if they come near me"

amazing movie
+1 for the frogs

Carried by extraordinary performances and a case study in pacing, this was one hell of a movie. Some plot point issues for sure, but very entertaining and engrossing.

PTA is an artist storyteller. Performances were brilliant. Why Cruise didn't at least get an Oscar nom is unexplainable. Heart-wrenching tale about the pain fathers inflict on their children and the forgiveness necessary to break the chain and move life forward.

For the first 2 hours I really didn't know what to think about this: I appreciated the craft but plot lines felt like depicting a painting without the brushes acquiring a significance. Then, in the last hour, PTA pulled the wires beautifully, diving deeper into the characters and deeper into their connection.
William H. Macy, John C. Reilly and Melora Walters were especially outstanding. Tom Cruise as well - I couldn't have imagined the depth of his portrayed character after having seen him till the interview, which was a greatly made turning point.
Both the speech at the gas station and Jim/Claudia date and frailty coming out and together was touching, as the final smile and hopefully healing.
"I really do have love to give, I just don't know where to put it" was heartbreaking and probably the single line that struck me most in the whole movie

That was a good film with a good message and all the events happening from the different characters were good and the casting was great.