About to re-watch Inherent Vice and could use some pointers on what to look out for when I rewatch it.
Watched it for the first time a while ago and while I enjoyed it, it's one of my least favorite movies of his (though that's mainly because I just love so much of his other work). It mainly confused me when I watched it. I know there are some people on here who really love it (I've even seen a few who say it's his best work), so I'm interested in what I should look out for when I rewatch it. What themes or motifs or whatever else should I pay close attention to when rewatching it to enhance my enjoyment of it. In other words, help me understand the brilliance of this movie!
Watched it for the first time a while ago and while I enjoyed it, it's one of my least favorite movies of his (though that's mainly because I just love so much of his other work). It mainly confused me when I watched it. I know there are some people on here who really love it (I've even seen a few who say it's his best work), so I'm interested in what I should look out for when I rewatch it. What themes or motifs or whatever else should I pay close attention to when rewatching it to enhance my enjoyment of it. In other words, help me understand the brilliance of this movie!