From “The Big Lebowski” to “The Hunger Games,” Philip Seymour Hoffman played in many iconic movies throughout the years. His career came to a sudden end Feb. 2, when he was found dead in an apartment in Greenwich Village, N.Y. In light of that event, I decided to explore some of Hoffman’s films that I had never seen before. Having already seen “Capote” and most of his older films, my first choice was the 2008 film “Synecdoche, New York,” but after watching it, I decided I couldn’t recommend it to anyone who doesn’t like confusing and postmodern drama.
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