Socially awkward Joaquin Phoenix falls in with cult leader Philip Seymour Hoffman
Joaquin Phoenix plays a socially awkward man who is lost in society. He didn’t fit in with the Navy during World War II and has an even harder time afterward. Then he’s taken in by Philip Seymour Hoffman who runs a cult and is called The Master. The question is whether Phoenix can stay with the cult as he’s never been able to stick with anything else before.<br /><br />Phoenix has come to play these types of characters to a T and Hoffman of course delivers as usual. The first half of the movie laying out Phoenix’s problems with people and then finding Hoffman is the strongest part. There’s a period in the middle however where Phoenix is put through Hoffman’s process which gets kinda boring and then the ending didn’t quite work for me either.<br /><br />More importantly it gives a glimpse into how cults, New Age and splinter religious groups are formed. A strong personality speaking about higher truths can seemingly always find followers if they are persistent enough.
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