Edited sentence: 's choice of songs is superb.'s films, especially Boogie Nights and Magnolia, are composed of incredibly well-edited sequences, ridiculously long takes, and intricate camera moves so sublime that viewers can't even comprehend the genius of what they are taking in.As a technical director, P.Beyond this, however, P.Given that the music itself isn't exceptional, this is a serious problem, especially when the heavy-handed music drones on and on for multiple shots or scenes.Perhaps the only criticism one could levy against P.While he times lyrical songs, such as "He Needs Me" in Punch-Drunk Love and "Save Me" in Magnolia, with a perfection that is inhuman... but when using musical scores, he tends to apply it so liberally and heavily to his films that they overpower the scenes themselves.is without parallel among modern thespians, with the possible exceptions of Wes Anderson and Steven Soderbergh.successfully would be his use of music that isn't instrumental