There Will Be Blood (2007) | MOVIE REACTION

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We checked out There Will Be Blood, a movie recommended by a patron. (Many thanks!) This was a phenomenal film with fantastic performances.
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@resin807 11 месяцев назад

I rewatched the film 10x . 15 years since I’ve watched it for the first time. I still love it. More importantly I love it because I can’t explain why. That’s the best type of cinema. Leaving you with a uneasy feeling that you can’t even explain after 15 years of reflection.

@louiscirigliano5896 2 года назад

I was a projectionist at Cinemark when this film was released. I'm sad to say almost every showing was empty, I however love this film and it is my favorite film! It was awesome watching this from the projection booth with the film print next to me. This film was playing at the same time as No Country for Old Men which I also love. I could look into one theatre and see this and then turn around and see the other at the same time. It was a great time and I still miss it.

@MrHarbltron Год назад

Getting paid to do that sounds heavenly.

@sonofliberty1 Год назад

I can see that No Country for Old Men was brilliant and understand how it was so popular but this film is on another plane.

@fastenbulbous Год назад

Seeing those two films as a 15yo was life-changing for me. What an incredible year of cinema.

@hawks7775 11 месяцев назад

@@sonofliberty1agreed ncfom was certainly good ..but there will be blood took me for a once in a life time ride ...I can't list just one movie as my all time favorite because a good handful are incredibly impactful and this is one of them ...

@mnight7633 5 месяцев назад

That’s pretty awesome

@paulhewes7333 2 года назад

Soundtrack was done by the guitarist from the band Radiohead, Johnny Greenwood.

@eastcoastj 2 года назад

Anything directed by Paul Thomas Anderson is pure art. Fantastic reaction!

@sydIRISH 2 года назад

My favorite film of the 2000's.

@gabrielegagliardi3956 Год назад

Paul Dano looks traumatized, he has the posture and the behaviour of someone with a really really dark childhood. This adds something more to his acting, TWBB, prisoners or Love and Mercy all share the same troubled character. You see a lot of people trying to understand how you should mimic trauma, maybe with over the top acting but Paul Dano is one of the few that gets it right.

@andrewreisinger6860 2 года назад

Amazing how the 2 best films made in the first decade of this century (TWBB and No Country for Old Men) were made at the same time in the same area. NCFOM had to stop filming for a day due to the smoke coming from the set of TWBB. The films were shot literally just miles apart in Texas.

@michaelwardle7633 2 года назад

Yes, it’s the same actor from The Mummy. He’s been in a number of genre films like Deep Rising and Lord of Illusions.

@Jasoux Месяц назад

Once again. Daniel Day Lewis proves he's the best film actor ever

@hookstomper7322 2 года назад

When he said "They should've put you in a jarrr..." Chilling shit. What an actor.

@theKRUGMEISTER 2 года назад

Daniel Day-Lewis is rumored to be a bit difficult to work with due to the intensity of his acting and his insistence on staying in character both on and off-set. In this film, Paul Dano was only cast to play Paul Sunday but the actor who was going to play Eli Sunday quit after only a few scenes had been shot, and so they simply cast Dano as Eli and played it off like they were identical twins. The rumor is that the original actor was yet another victim to Day-Lewis’ intensity and difficulty and just couldn’t take it, but both Day-Lewis and Paul Thomas Anderson deny that claim.

@paulhewes7333 2 года назад

Day-Lewis is a true method actor, and considers himself an artist. He is serious about his art and only did like 9 total films because of his dedication to it. If you ever watch "The Last of the Mohicans" and see DDL run and load a musket, know that he practiced running and loading until he could DO IT.

@andrewreisinger6860 2 года назад

Just don't break his character...

@canucan 2 года назад

You guys have earned a new subscriber for being one of the few reactors to react to this film and not pandering to what's "mainstream". So much respect.

@brunoe1891 2 года назад

It's the first time I watch a whole reaction without skipping any of it, great content!

@mastereppsreturns6586 2 года назад

40:36 The satisfaction on Daniel's face is horrifying

@davidwilkins5932 4 месяца назад

My first reaction of yours, and it’s wonderful. Being just the first, it already places you among the better on RU-vid. Your approach, intelligence, and editing choices are better than most. You mention (rightfully) the unique score, which was composed by Jonny Greenwood of Radiohead. He has worked repeatedly with P.T. Anderson. Another I highly recommend is ‘The Master’ (2012), which is based upon Scientology and L. Ron Hubbard, without naming either of them in the telling. Anderson and Greenwood team up again for that one.

@reservoirdude92 2 года назад

There's a fantastic interview you guys should watch with Dillon Freiser (H.W.) with a great film reviewer on her channel Deep Focus Lens where he talks about his experiences on the set. This was the only film he ever did but hey, that's one hell of a resume!

@ADR199E 2 года назад

He is great & Paul Dano is great also he's the riddler in the new Batman, and in Prisoners with Hugh Jackman & Jake Gyllenhaal. 👍🏽 Check out No Country For Old Men, that's a pretty good one. 👌🏾

@stevesheroan4131 2 года назад

With so few movie reactions on your channel, I’m so glad to see that this is one of them! I won’t say that Eli deserved what he got, but I wasn’t heartbroken at his demise by any means. I also wasn’t heartbroken at the thought that Daniel had destroyed his entire empire with his horrible, horrible nature. Those two characters represent all the worst properties of humanity better than any two characters I’ve ever seen. What makes it even worse is that I’m not sure either is an actual sociopath, which would actually give them some kind of excuse for what despicable people they are. Awesome movie, awesome reaction

@HkJimmy 2 года назад

This movie definitely deserves a rewatch I thought you both did a great job considering how much information and tremendous views there is to take in during this movie. Also, Paul Dano didn’t get a Best Supporting nomination because this happened to be one of the strongest years in movies in recent memory. I’d recommend checking out Drive My Car which is a Best Picture nominee this year. It’s a Japanese film which has a similar quite build.

@user-ix9ui1xc7i 4 месяца назад

I'm watching and rewatching DDL films...today I watched Phantom Thread. Never heard of this movie!! It was excellent. DDL again melts away into his character. The music, sound and volume of sound were amazing just like There Will Be Blood. Before the day is over I will probably watch Phantom Thread again.

@robovike Год назад

They were filming this at the same time as "No Country for Old Men," and in the same general area. All filming on No Country had to be halted because the oil derrick fire scene in this film created so much smoke that No Country had to be halted temporarily. In perhaps a karmic gotcha, No Country won the Oscar for Best Picture that year. I personally think that this should have won, but whatever, both films are S-tier. And, as you observed, Daniel uses H.W. as a prop--it shows others that he's a family man and has a "family-owned business," it helps in getting others to trust him in terms of leases.

@wolfpredator1000 2 года назад

It's great to see how much attention your guys put on this movie and its elements, if I could recommend one for the future, I'll be really glad to know your opinion about Scarface since it is a jewel from the 80's 😄 Thank you for your content!

@danmiller4064 2 года назад

Great reaction guys, terrific breakdown. Don't watch much TV, first reaction I've seen of this movie, thank you. Do more classic movies please.

@brettharlow7010 2 года назад

Great reaction to a great film.

@michaelvaldez538 Год назад

I actually believed that deep down Daniel did care about H.W. He just doesn’t know how to be a dad. They never explain why Daniel is the way he is but we can definitely see that Daniel always cared about HW. Think back to when they first found Oil, when he carried him off the oil Drill grounds, when he was cuddling with him as a baby on the train, HW told Daniel that Mary was getting beaten(Showing that Daniel is a against beating children, and that HW trusts him with that info), and ESPECIALLY DURING THE BAPTISM. Daniel feels so much guilt for abandoning HW. I

@peterengelen2794 2 года назад

One of the greatest movies ever made! ''No Country For Old Men'' (another one of the greatest movies ever made) won the Oscar for Best Film (and Daniel Day-Lewis as Best Actor, of course), they're both imo on the same highest level. I just subscribed, cool reaction. Greetings From The Netherlands. If I can recommend btw another incredible Daniel Day-Lewis acting performance, it is ''In The Name Of The Father'' (1993), one of my all time favorite movies.

@birch5757 2 года назад

The reason he is offered such hospitality initiatally (other than the father being a nice guy), is if a person stays out there in West Texas without fresh water or milk, they will certainly die very soon.

@handsomestik 10 месяцев назад

THIS came out the same year as No Country for Old Men and it is 5 times what that film was.

@FrancoisDressler 2 года назад

Would love to see you react to "The Master" which is the film Paul Thomas Anderson did afterwards. Even better IMO

@ChrisJoestarr 2 года назад

This was a really good reaction, u guys pay a lot of attention to it, and give interesting commentary.

@RustinChole Год назад

“I TOLD you I’d eat you!” Eli did deserve it.

@twoheart7813 2 года назад

Surprising that there are so few reactions to this great movie, the storyline and acting are top notch, one of my fave Daniel Day-Lewis movies though Lincoln would be a very close second. By the way, there are some pretty funny milkshake vids made from this movie 😉

@hawks7775 11 месяцев назад

I would beg PTA to make a sequel called "Plainview" He could easily continue this story during the depression era and go in several directions of Plainviews life and American capitalism/ financial freedoms of the powerful rich if hes going through a murder charge...if he and his butler didnt just bury the body...they could explore Plainview goin more down the madness rabbit hole or gradually building a path of redemption and showing his son he did and does still love him before he dies...an epic follow up story is easily possible

@thequietrevolution3404 2 года назад

My first time ever watching this movie.... And the only reference I got was the ending because it was parodied on "South Park".

@TTM9691 Год назад

Fantastic reaction, I'm subscribing! I feel like i just met two new friends! You guys are intelligent, you have great eyes, ears, minds, you know history...now I want you to see ALL the great classics of all time! I want to see you guys do "Citizen Kane"! That's the highest compliment I can pay you! I would love to see you guys hit Kubrick, especially "2001: A Space Odyssey", "A Clockwork Orange" and "Dr. Strangelove"! A comedy like "Monty Python's Life Of Brian", lots of people react to that movie, but you would KILL on that one because you'd get the historical context in ways that most don't. Ditto something like The Godfather. Suffice to say....I'm very excited to have found your channel!! LOVED this reaction! I actually got chills watching you discover how well-done this movie is.

@reservoirdude92 2 года назад

One of the greatest works of cinematic art made in this or any century. It just baffles me that a person can conjure up a film like this, from the script to the film's images. Talk about genius.

@MrUndersolo Год назад

Paul Thomas Anderson is, without question, our best filmmaker. He used the silence brilliantly in this film, just like any classic early Hollywood director.

@TheProphegy Год назад

Great reaction and analysis!

@8dekoy8 2 года назад

Fantastic reaction and analysis! Would love to see more Paul Thomas Anderson movie reactions from y’all. Boogie Nights Punch-Drunk Love The Master Inherent Vice

@andycopland3179 5 месяцев назад

The "I abandoned my child" hits me every time. In that scene, he is faking the religious aspect, but you feel the sincerity of his statement about his child. With that said, I'm drunk so maybe I'm making it grandiose

@rondog5 Год назад

The first 15 minutes is a masterpiece without any dialogue.

@ferodrigues1211 2 года назад

Benny from The Mummy thats right!! I've never noticed before.

@BlueVansCapofAwesome Год назад

Definitely the most intelligent reaction to this movie on RU-vid. I like you guys. Liked, and subscribed.

@mrdavman13 25 дней назад

18:45 not hours. Minutes. It got dark because the oil was burning. It turns day into night, for miles and miles. Look up the pictures and videos of Kuwait when the oil fields were set on fire by Saddam. It turned the whole country into night for weeks. Thick black smoke. I would recommend watching jarhead also it has a great sequence of the oil fields burning. Absolutely wild visuals seeing the absolute pitch black darkness.

@CameronBrooks Год назад

It’s kind of nuts how much the older version of HW looked like Armie Hammer.. I honestly thought it was Armie Hammer at first lol

@lavabeard5939 2 месяца назад

wow these 2 catch everything

@thebucksterman1975 Год назад

day lewis did win an oscar lol. Best actor ever in terms of awards and nominations . incredible standard in terms of his performances

@sonofliberty1 Год назад

The term underrated is overused but this film is definitely underrated (despite the awards nominations). IMHO this is the best film released in the 21st C so far.

@thebucksterman1975 Год назад

Well done guys , love your reactions

@ryanfreeborn4252 Год назад

I just realized, while watching this, that HW actually thought Daniel was his Dad, and that his mother died in childbirth, till the end. I thought HW knew he was an orphan, and was just playing along with Daniel the whole time, as a ruse. That made the end scene pretty brutal now. Plus, when did they have a falling out? I need more story lol.

@seansersmylie 2 года назад

Upton Sinclair, the original writer was very concerned with corruption in the early 20th century. The two main characters represent the greed and competition of the institutions of Capitalism and The Church. Have you watched My Left Foot? Daniel Day-Lewis won his first best actor Oscar for his performance, it's very famous here in Ireland.

@axx6435 2 года назад

That’s the sign of a good movie, when you want to watch it again right away.

@sparrow56able 2 года назад

Ah you didn't keep the mythic line "i drink your milkshake"

@andrewdeen1 8 месяцев назад

I really enjoyed watching that, I'm about to dive in your channel and see if you've watched any more PTA films. If not, you guys need to get on it! Nobody is really reacting to these.

@danielfardella Год назад

"He IS finished..." A life without meaning, that was also surrounded with opportunities to do good...denied. Hence the story of a man living a wasted life where the prosperity he created became useless. And I do like your reviews very much! Keep up the good work, you are both very observant.

@barbarachieppo9603 Год назад

My favorite film , ever.❤

@PerfectHandProductions 2 года назад

Nice, my favorite film. Without a doubt, a modern masterpiece.

@mattdavid716 Год назад

Such an overwhelming and complex film, it’s hard to understand much of what you’re seeing on the first watch (though you two were very perceptive). One of the few films that demands a rewatch, thanks for letting us see it new again through your reaction.

@andrewreisinger6860 2 года назад

You need to see the other PTA/DDL collaboration, " Phantom Thread". Very different type of film, and another towering performance by DDL.

@davidmalone1784 2 года назад

Daniel Day Not a finer actor in the last thirty years and a wonderful soul may I add.

@84Bevin 3 месяца назад

you know the score was by Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood

@paogate1384 2 года назад

Very good reactions and analysis

@fayHoran 2 года назад

This film will always gonna be the greatest for me. No one can compare to Daniel Day Lewis

@georgesupreme1994 Год назад

Great content!

@jordanjoestar8839 2 года назад

This film is better every viewing. You notice more and more, especially secret messages in the light/camera framing. Dark/light, angles, colors etc. Masterpiece.

@ragnarok283 2 года назад

True. I watched it 6 times in the past 10 months and every time it gets better

@swanop Год назад

eli reacted himself

@christopherking4932 2 года назад

We need to see a sequel called H.W.

@HonkeyKong54 2 года назад

Awesome reaction you guys should watch more films. You should watch you were never really here. Joaquin Phoenix kills it in that film and is absolutely brutal. I don't think anyone's ever reacted to it. You guys should also watch the movie shot caller which also has 0 reactions which is baffling. A movie that deserved so much more buzz and accolades. Check out the trailers to both films and I bet you'll be intrigued. Shot caller stars the dude from game of thrones. Amazing brutal performance.

@chipious9736 2 года назад

Oil is the blood of the Earth

@DieHumanless Год назад

You picked up on a lot of details, but you have to rewatch the movie several times to fully appreciate the plot. Astonishing performance by Daniel Day-Lewis.

@mridulmohan3213 2 года назад

You guys are wonderful. More PT Anderson films please. A new one just came out; Licorice Pizza. Great movie. Love from India:)

@swrennie 2 года назад

A Daniel playing a Daniel isn't ironic. It is coincidental. Irony has nothing to do with it. 👍

@pigpiggypigbigpig681 2 года назад

Dark and Skull Watch reacting to There Will Be Blood. Why the fuck did this not pop up onto my recommendations a month ago? :)

@rognroll2786 2 года назад

Love your takes…would love a reaction to Love and Mercy, the Brian Wilson movie.

@rognroll2786 2 года назад

…which stars Paul Danno.

@Marko_Horvat 2 года назад

5$ well spent, although you took your sweet time to react to it.

@ohioagainsttheworld676 2 года назад

that's why he won the Oscar for this particular performance :) much deserved

@williamhicks7736 Год назад

Watch it three more times…

@coldsac1987 Год назад

I love the Preachers Street Fighter videos.

@rigsby1454 Год назад

Eli definitely deserved it

@Clyde__Frog Год назад

I'm a Goo Man

@XDarkSyntaXOriginal Год назад

You two ever seen Little Big Man?

@darkandskullwatch Год назад

The 1970 film? Never seen it.

@kwanwallacephotography5145 Год назад

@@darkandskullwatch PLEASE REACT TO ❤️💪🏽BAD BOYS Trilogy (Martin Lawrence ) MONEY TALKS (Chris Tucker), BLUE STREAK (Martin Lawrence) LIFE (EDDIE MURPHY) NOTHING TO LOSE (TIM ROBBINS) BAIT (JAMIE FOXX) AMERICAN GANGSTER ,DEJAVU, FALLEN (ALL DENZEL WASHINGTON )🙏

@kingofrivia1248 Год назад

I mean the guy who pretended to be his brother? If you trust someone after that you are incredibly stupid. Of cours ekilling him is crazy but definitely make sure he leaves and never comes back.

@brandonfranzen5191 2 года назад

Strange you didn't show the milkshake scene

@mnight7633 5 месяцев назад

It’s kind of painful watching first time viewers because they don’t grasp the nuances and what everything means

@michaeldavidfigures9842 2 года назад

I may be wrong, but I believe the only reason this movie was made was so D.D. Lewis would have a chance to win the Oscar for playing Bill the Butcher which he did not win for Gangs of New York, a motion picture which was far superior to There Will Be Blood. The Academy for reasons known only to themselves chose to shower Chicago with Oscar's that year, while Gangs of New York received very modest acclaim. This film gave the Academy an opportunity to correct itself by righting a wrong it committed in 2003 by awarding Adrien Brody the Oscar instead.

@andrewreisinger6860 2 года назад

Both good films, but TWBB is the superior of the two. It is an absolute masterpiece.

@michaeldavidfigures9842 2 года назад

@@andrewreisinger6860 There Will be Blood is primarily concerned with the oil boom of the early twentieth century. Daniel Plainview, a fictional character loosely inspired by real life oil man John D. Rockefeller, as the film's main character an immoral anti-hero willing to do anything including committing murder to get his way (The ends justifies the means). Coming from the perspective of an oil family (my grandfather was a vice president of Standard Oil and my father an executive geophysicist with Texaco until his retirement and subsequent death) I can proudly stand up and shout at the top of my lungs"THIS MOVIE GETS THE HISTORY ALL WRONG!" Despite an immaculately written script, stand out performances, and a tour de force by D.D. Lewis in the role of Plainview the story is one of the most factually inaccurate pieces of fiction I have ever encountered. Enjoying it as a piece of fiction or fantasy is one thing, but for crying out loud this has nothing to do with the founding of the oil industry in this country.

@andrewreisinger6860 2 года назад

@@michaeldavidfigures9842 I wasn't making the argument that it was a great history lesson. I believe that TWBB is a masterpiece in filmmaking. Scorsese has made multiple films better than Gangs of New York. Just about EVERY film takes liberties when dealing with historical events, even documentaries. TWBB is at its heart a look at the conflict between 2 detestable figures, beautifully written, shot, directed and acted.

@michaeldavidfigures9842 2 года назад

@@andrewreisinger6860 Martin Scorsese is one of the greatest directors of our time. From Goodfellas, to Silence, to Wolf of Wall Street, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, and Boxcar Bertha, Martin Scorsese has demonstrated time and again that he is well acquainted with the darkest alleyways, and deepest crevasses of the human mind. Scorsese has shown his audiences over and over again that he is a genius when it comes to understanding the darkest secrets inside of all of us.

@b33fsupe 2 года назад

You're buggin lol

@John-ir4id 2 года назад

I almost sympathize with Daniel and, honestly, despised Eli. I sympathize with Daniel's lack of trust or love for people because, at least in my experience, most are not worth trusting or loving. I despise Eli because he proved to be a snake in the grass, prancing around as a holy man while so easily succumbing to the very sins he preached against and turning into as much of an egotistical opportunist as Daniel when it suited him to do so. All of that said, I don't agree with murder. Not because it is 'immoral', but, because it is foolish. Even though Eli deserved the rant and even the beating, killing him only ensured that Daniel would get into trouble. It would have been much more effective if Daniel had let Eli live with his folly and irrelevance for having tried to beat Daniel at his own game.