Punch-Drunk Love

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson
R
2002    1h 36mComedy, Drama
7.379%78%7.1
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An entrepreneur with social anxiety falls victim to a blackmailing scheme that jeopardizes his chance at true love.
  • Adam SandlerBarry Egan
  • Emily WatsonLena Leonard
  • Philip Seymour HoffmanDean Trumbell
  • Luis GuzmánLance
  • Mary Lynn RajskubElizabeth Egan
  • Robert SmigelWalter the Dentist
  • Jason AndrewsOperator Carter (voice)
  • Don McManusPlastic (voice)
  • David SchrempfCustomer #1
  • Seann ConwayCustomer #2
  • Rico BuenoRico
  • Hazel MaillouxRhonda
  • Karen KilgariffAnna (voice)
  • Julie HermelinKathleen
  • Salvador CurielSal
  • Jorge BarahonaJorge
  • Ernesto QuinteroErnesto
  • Julius SteuerMechanic
  • Lisa SpectorSusan
  • Nicole GelbardNicole
  • BllackkmanMay 1, 2025
    This is Adam Sanders best movie. Didn't think he had the range to pull off the role but he did it
  • gamegye8February 27, 2025
    I don’t really get it
  • JohnK2319February 16, 2025
    Perfect.
  • seanmcconnell451April 18, 2026
    Philip Seymour Hoffman... Dean Trumbell (Villain)
  • Eric BakkeJanuary 18, 2025
    A refreshingly unique take on the romance drama-comedy genre. It’s oddly moving, despite the quirky exterior.
  • Sheila RoseApril 11, 2026
    I want to hug Adam Sandler after watching this.
  • joshFebruary 11, 2026
    I love this movie! Barry Egan has a dreamcast and many “fungers”, which are fun indeed!
  • setherwristDecember 7, 2025
    What a film
  • limejelloOctober 3, 2025
    A decent film from Paul Thomas Anderson. A standard fair with experimental aspects mixed in, some of which worked and some that did not. Although it's not a film that will become a classic, must-watch film, it doesn't have to be.
  • TomK_BEAugust 4, 2025
    Punch-Drunk Love starts off strangely—with a car crash and a harmonium that feels like a random insert—but slowly draws you in. The plot unfolds with a quiet mystery, and while not everything makes sense at first, the emotional core becomes clear. You can’t help but empathize with the lead, even as you wish he’d make some better choices—like riding shotgun with a driver who keeps veering off course. In the end, it’s a heartwarming and oddly beautiful film that lingers.

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