THERE WILL BE BLOOD (2007) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING! 

I didn't know he said that lol. I can't imagine the amount if roles he has turned down. I can't imagine any director wouldn't want him in there film. He just cherry picks great roles.

Joe Smith Daniel was nearly in Pulp Fiction as Vincent Vega

Daniel Day-Lewis, in every film, is great.

I´m sorry, I mean, I have not seen the whole film yet, but based on this video, all I´ve seen from him more made me laughing rather than take him seriously or admiring his acting skills...Then again, I never saw any film with Daniel Day Lewis, I think. It´s just not the type of movie, I tend to enjoy, I´ve come to the same judgement for There Will Be Blood right now.....

@@chanceneck8072 i respect your opinion but, by all means, watch the movie and you'll understand the context of his performance. if his performance made you laugh, let me tell you that PTA's films tend to get darkly comical. However, if you're interested in great acting, DDL is considered one of the best actors today. Watch any of DDL's movies. My Beautiful Laundrette, My Left Foot, Age of Innocence, The Last of the Mohicans, In the Name of the Father, Gangs of New York, There Will Be Blood, Lincoln, Phantom Thread. if you grab his characters and put them in the same room, you can easily tell them apart. Such a shame he's retired now.

Oh really?? That's wild!

Whoa! Wtf! Where was it filmed?

It was a sort of accidental revenge too because months prior the crew of NCFOM booked up all the rooms of the only motel in Marfa Texas where this was shot and PTA and his crew had to figure out somewhere else to stay during pre production.

@@granthoover9045 I think New Mexico

Yep

Funny that they were voted to be watched so close together then 😄

@@BrandonLikesMovies and they were filming exactly at the same time and literally at the same place hahaha thats crazy

I prefer No Country For Old Men

BOTH excellent films. I think I liked NCFOM more but I loved DDL and his insane performance and that last scene that is one of the best in film history.

I love , I mean LOVE No Country For Old Men, but it doesn’t hold a candle to There Will Be Blood.

😂

I wonder what Daniel Plainview's reaction was to Paul Dano standing up after being hit in the head with a bowling pin ten times.

Oh wow!! That's very impressive!

Daniel comes across as so nice in real life and so very different looking

Him scaring a co-Star was on a completely different movie

dude legit had mental breakdown once when he thought he was seeing his dead father during a play

He was unbelievable!

I can totally see that!

😂 thought it was gonna be a gangster movie or something with that title

Brandon Likes Movies same here more of a modern western, but I liked it, he’s good in gangs of New York too.

Trowa71 hahah I did the same thing. “Oh,he’s about to see a masterpiece.”

It’s sort inspired by Upton Sinclair’s “Oil”

@@MiselStarmo Rubbish....Overrated!!

It was a very unsettling soundtrack!

Didn't it end up not meeting the requirements for a best score nom because of some silly Academy rules? I really enjoyed Greenwood doing this and Reznor getting into film scores around the same time. Not sure if Greenwood stuck with it much but Reznor obviously has.

I'm biased cause I love Radiohead, but it really is one of the most effective scores I've ever heard.

Prospector’s Quartet *chefs kiss*

@@bicranium Greenwood is one of the finest composers I've heard. He is still around, and he's spectacular in everything he do.

Very well said!

Hah, "pinned."

How I interpreted that scene by how calm the butler is: He's murdered before, the butler's seen alot of shit and had to clean up alot of shit.

@@SuzakuX :-)

That film is fantastic, highly recommend it

Last of the Mohicans is one of his best

Please don’t. It’s a really overdone, poorly toned, HORRIBLY scored, piece of trite.

Ignore the guy calling it a "piece of trite." He's confusing the words "trite" and "tripe," to start, but he's also wrong. It's a good movie.

@@rkstevenson5448 trite is a word.

Dead Rabbits

Amsterdaaaaaam

What'll it be then? Rib or chop? Loin or shank?

Such awesome delivery

"...That's a pipeline."

I just don’t understand why he’s so upset by that

um, i think it's for everyone. the man has more oscar nominations than most of us have had jobs

I drink it up!

And best

I worked in the oilfield for several years so I know what he meant by that line. What Daniel's character is talking about there is when you drill, you can drill not just vertically but you can drill horizontally out into other people's land. This is common now and tracked but back then most wells were vertical and there was no way to track where a well ended up at the end. He figured out a way to slowly drill horizontal onto the land that wasn't his and got all the oil from that land, therefore that land was dry and had no value anymore.

@@Gidono That was very insightful, thank you.

It's incredible. One of my favorite lines and deliveries everywhere. Daniel Plainview is a bastard but I can't help but love him.

This is hardly a film review channel. He just reacts to the film as he's watching them, saying exactly what's happening on the screen and only giving the most basic comments without any insight.

That is literally the definition of a review lmao.

@@televisiontunnelvision3303 shut up dork

Jayson 101 No, reviews don’t walk you through an entire movie.

Yung Windex777 Make me. That’s what I thought.

He was incredible!

@@BrandonLikesMovies The movie is based on Upton Sinclair's "Oil". Ive read his other famous work "The Jungle". Sinclair was basically a socialist and exposed the horrible lives of people during the Industrial Revolution. What capitalism does to a society, how it degrades people , and how it turns some people into monsters with no empathy especially towards children and women. Teddy Roosevelt, after reading The Jungle, went on a crusade to have child labor laws enacted in the US and meat and food laws which would eventually turn into OSHA and the FDA. You should watch all of Daniel Day Lewis' movies, there are not many and all oscar caliber. BTW, he has now retired from acting. in movies. "The Bounty". "Last of the Mohicans", "My left Foot" , "Age of Innocence", "In the name of the Father", "The crucible". "The boxer", "gangs of new york", "Phantom Thread" was his last movie from 2017. He says he is now retired. Paul Thomas Anderson also directed that film. It was a very slow burn outside of the box love story..lol It was great. If want to watch a fast paced almost action movie .. "Last of the Mohicans" . The Bounty and the crucible are made more for a larger audience. I love those movies.

@@itubeutubewealltube1 How is capitalism not also degrading towards men, actually more so than women and children, as men are force to serve in the military and fight, kill and die? There's nothing more degrading than being enslaved into the military to be part of a killing machine.

@@language-n-learning are you dumb? Men are no longer "forced" to serve in the military. It is completely volunteer. If you are talking about the draft, in the United States, then yes, only men are forced to sign up. The draft has not been used for 50 years. But the draft will be changed soon , I am sure of it. Most countries draft both women and men now.

@@itubeutubewealltube1 Ad hominem. Throughout history, most countries have forced (no quotes) men to serve in the military. If they refused they were put into (slave) labor camps, which happened in the US during WWII (and no women were put in those camps), or were put in jail unless they fled to Canada, which happened during the Vietnam War (and no women had to choose between war, Canada and jail. And American men still have register with the military when they turn 18 or they could be sent to jail for 5 years, be fined $250,000 and be barred from government jobs and loans for life. Women are not treated like that. It's not true that "most countries draft both women and men now". BS. What countries other than Israel draft women? And Israel requires less time and less dangerous duty for women. Your premise that society has "no empathy towards women and children" is vacuous. Society operates on the principle of "women and children first." Men are treated as disposable objects. I'm ready for your next ad hominen comment. Cheers.

Definitely was hard to put it into a RU-vid edit with how packed it was!

Took me about 7 hours to watch. I can appreciate the quality of the movie, but man was it a struggle to get through for me.

@@crosbyhoffman1304 What the hell

That's an epic? All the Godfather films were longer, as was Schindler's List. One of my favorites Seven Samurai is an hour longer, and still flies by whenever I watch it. People are used to binging 10 hours of a show on Netflix because every episode ends on a major cliffhanger. Nobody can handle slow burns that are more about the characters and less about plot twists.

@@crosbyhoffman1304 I remember watching this for the first time, I enjoyed it but it dragged a little bit for me. Couple years later I rewatched it and I was amazed how good it is. I was literally glued to the screen for the entirety of a movie.

Completely different kind of movie though, it has that early 90s non cynical charm. Still it is great and a beautiful movie, one of my favorites in fact, I've wanted to visit that beautiful landscape in the ending ever since i saw that movie. I also find the setting fascinating and always wanted to see it portrayed more in movies and other media like games.

Frank Miller last of the Mohicans........

Amazing film

Gangs of New York...... do a dan day Lewis... day........ My left foot....... The boxer...... Pride and prejudice..... He’s better than al Pacino...... he just shouts a lot ..

The soundtrack on Last of the Mohicans is quality👌

Definitely want to check out more of his work, so thank you for the recommendations!

@@BrandonLikesMovies I concur. Yes Daniel Day Lewis is one of if not the greatest actor of all time. He is known for staying in character even off set when the camera isn't rolling. He does a great job changing his voice too. He's a British actor believe it or not. His method acting is insane in the 1989 film "My Left Foot" playing a cerebral palsy artist who can only use his left foot. He's also great as the main villain in Martin Scorsese epic 2002 film Gangs of New York. And he absolutely transforms as President Abraham Lincoln in Steven Spielberg's epic 2012 bio film Lincoln.

As far as the story goes he had Spielberg adress him as Mr. President throughout production of Lincoln.

@@natedoggg2002 yeah he apparently stayed in character on my left foot throughout filming. He had to have someone push him around set and assist him getting dressed and everything. He is the goat

Thank you! I'll add it to my list!

Brandon Likes Movies I should have also mentioned “Magnolia” which is really good as well. Challenging and not for everyone, but very well made. You’ve never seen Tom Cruise like this before. Paul Thomas Anderson in Robert Altman mode.

Magnolia that's a PT classic , not for everyone BUT I love films with several storylines going at once as it's interesting and they tend to come together at the end. Like CRASH and Grand Canyon. But yeah that's so much to say about there will be blood 🤗 and DDL Acting, l love how he stayed in character most the film, so often other actors not knowing WTF he's doing 👍

Brandon Likes Movies could you binge watch the wire or the sopranos

Yes! Also watch, THE MASTER. Inherent Vice is also a fun one too.

That's the only other Paul Anderson film I've seen

@@BrandonLikesMovies I strongly suggest you check out the rest of his filmography. If they feel a bit heavy, check out Inherent Vice, a hilarious pulp gonzo detective story of breath taking pace and weird twists. Also, Josh Brolin's supporting character in that is one of all time greats.

probably my favorite PTA movie.. the master that is, i think punch drunk love is very overrated

Andrew Deen Punch-Drunk Love is far from overrated people rarely talk about it

I’m embarrassed to say that I found The Master way too boring and uninteresting, and very weird... Although I loved Phoenix’s performance I’m sure it’s very deep, but it really didn’t work for me, at least so far.

Still ? Wow, it's character driven can be slow at points but worth watching when you have time!

Definitely interested in checking out more of his films

The Master is highly underrated and PTA is a genius imo

I love this movie and the Master but thought Phantom Thread, while technically was amazing, was so boring.

Excited for that movie, has a great cast

So did I yet I somehow forgot it was coming out. I just caught this early upload by luck.

Hope you enjoy an extra long video for waiting 😁

The removal of morality is why capitalism falls. In an exchange between two parties, one will always be stronger. With no morality, the stronger exploits the weak as much as possible with no care for well being.

Sound like a communist

Mr.SmithGNR Smith sOuNd LiKe A cOmMuNiSt LMAO shut the fuck up snowflake

The big two evils of the world right now, capitalism and religion - and the two are entwined perfectly in the American religious Right

@@jamesmckay9483 lol other way around shitbag

In the Name of the Father too, Daniel is one of the GOAT's

No that movie is ass

I'm so glad that I can help provide that experience 😁

I need to see more from him

@@BrandonLikesMovies He only has eight movies and I really recommend all of them. Plus Magnolia and The Master are both on Netflix at the moment

@@BrandonLikesMovies I would highly recommend Magnolia and Boogie Nights :)

Mine too

Thank you!

Appreciate the recommendation!

@@BrandonLikesMovies Brandon, you really should consider getting familiar with Daniel-day Lewis. He's widely considered even among fellow actors and ppl, alike, to be the world's greatest living actor. He won best actor oscar for this film and two others. Lincoln in 2012 and my left foot in 1989. He's the only actor in history to win 3 best actor Oscars. As well, get familiar with paul Thomas Anderson's, the directors work and writing. he rivals the Coen brothers and Quentin tarantino!

@@BrandonLikesMovies Also, Brandon, stop what you're doing NOW, lol and go watch gangs of new York Daniel day Lewis's oscar nominated performance in that, rivals his in there will be blood. hid his performance in both movies are on most lists of the best acting performances of all-time!

So many incredible Coen brothers films to choose from. Miller’s Crossing is one of my faves. I’d also highly recommend their debut film Blood Simple.

@@flatpicker74 Fargo is such an incredible film. Amazing soundtrack as well

Ayyyy 🎉

I was blown away by his acting!

No problem! That's what I'm here for 😁

I'll add that one to my watch list! Thanks so much for the support! Happy you're enjoying the videos!

You worked your magic!

😁

@@BrandonLikesMovies I'll second the plug for Oldboy, but add that it *really* shines as the *2nd* part of Park Chan-wook's Vengeance trilogy, and should be viewed in order: Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance, Oldboy, Lady Vengeance. You're welcome! ;)

Imo that year had a few perfect movies, “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford” I think is a perfect movie. I also absolutely love Zodiac. And although I haven’t seen “No Country For Old Men” I’ve heard a lot of people call it a perfect movie

Thank you 😁

Wow that's incredible!! Some amazing acting to pull off such a convincing and enticing voice

DDL is one of if not THE best actor of the last few decades.

Also from 2007: 3:10 to Yuma

It's on my watch list!

What a year in film. Jesse James is another one of the all time great soundtracks along with There Will Be Blood.

I second Assassination of Jesse James, brilliant soundtrack + Roger Deakins on fire

2007 was the second best year this century. Imo 2014 was slightly better (Birdman, Whiplash, Gone Girl, Nightcrawler, Enemy, The Grand Budapest Hotel, etc.)

And I gotta say, at least for me it only got better on subsequent watchings. You get a better handle on the scope of things, and better yet, the psyche of the characters. I can't begin to tell how many character analysises there have been made about Daniel Plainview.

That's so nice of you to do that!! That means so much

you left out Phantom Thread which he says is his LAST movie. he went to europe and studied dressmaking for a year before the filming.

@@scarletibis3158 I am sure your correct, I have not seen it yet! But, I do not doubt if this was his last role before he quit or extended break, whatever probably knocked it out of the park!

@@JoeSmith-iv3sf Phantom Thread is a treat to watch and hear. Age of Innocence, also on Netflix, is a worthwhile watch, though not as high caliber as his later works.

I know he’s got his own life, but I hope Daniel Day Lewis returns to acting someday

Age of Innocence is very underated and directed by Scorsese

That's the only other Paul Thomas Anderson film I've seen

@@BrandonLikesMovies Damn, okay then. You could try Punch Drunk Love (Underrated Adam Sandler's performance) and Boogie Nights.

JagaMyster Yeah, I’d love to see what he thinks of Scott Pilgrim.

Love both of those movies!