Paul Thomas Anderson's new feature film, Inherent Vice, opens in theaters across the United States today, following its release in select theaters in New York and Los Angeles in December. An adaptation of the Thomas Pynchon novel of the same name, Inherent Vice, which was released by Warner Bros. Pictures, is set in the tail end of the psychedelic ’60s and stars Oscar nominees Joaquin Phoenix, Josh Brolin, and Owen Wilson. You can watch the film's trailer below. To find out where Inherent Vice is playing near you and to get tickets, visit inherentvicemovie.com.

The Telegraph calls the film "dazzling ... stupendous: as antic as Boogie Nights and Punch-Drunk Love, but with The Master and There Will Be Blood’s uncanny feel for the swell and ebb of history." The Los Angeles Times says: "Inherent Vice is Pynchon and Anderson at their funniest, loosest and most accessible." 

Nonesuch Records released Jonny Greenwood's soundtrack to Inherent Vice on CD and digitally last month, with the vinyl to follow on March 3. In addition to nine compositions by Greenwood, the soundtrack features “Spooks,” an unreleased Radiohead tune performed with members of Supergrass, as well as other recordings from the movie’s era. Additional performers include The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Neil Young, Can, and The Marketts, among others.

The Daily Mail gives the Inherent Vice soundtrack a perfect five stars. "Paul Thomas Anderson’s films have great soundtracks," writes reviewer Adrian Thrills, and Inherent Vice "is no exception ... [I]ts hypnotic qualities confirm Greenwood’s growth into a first-rate film composer." Also in the UK, where the film opens later this month, the soundtrack also earns four-star reviews from the Independent and Evening Standard, which names it the Album of the Week.

To pick up a copy of the Inherent Vice soundtrack, head to iTunes, Amazon, and the Nonesuch Store, where CD orders include a download of the complete album at checkout. You can also pre-order the vinyl album in the Nonesuch Store.