There Will Be Blood - I ABANDONED MY CHILD! 😫 

can confirm, I am WhoDis's child

LMAO

Hahahaha

🥛🥛🥛🥛🥛

Lol

His tone is like, "Whatever, sure, if it means getting that pipeline"🤣

IKR?!? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

1:48 Sounds like, "C'mon, hit me more. It that all you got?"

Too funny 😂😂😂

I came here just to say this it’s fucking gold

do not overthink it

@@He.Who.Shall.Remain.Genderless do not underthink it

DDL sounds like a Star Wars droid lol

Actors like him relate the scene to a personal preexisting feeling, a memory of something that happened in their own personal life. It's not just about his "choise" to cry or not. But maybe he did, who knows... do you have a source?

His anger is more powerful in him than the brief moment of realization of what he had done because he is in public. He lies to himself because he has Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Paul Dano has Vulnerable Narcissistic Personality Disorder. They do not feel empathy, but know what it is and are a blackhole of greed, anger, arrogance and low self-esteem that will always lead to their own demise. They are their own worst enemy.

I think he is taken aback by the gall of the guy, and the extent of what he has forced him to say. Like, that one is really over the line.

I think he was very serious and feeling the pure emotion when he delivered the line at the end: “FFLURBHUBHURGHLBRGRLR”

​@@gerarddearie It was only at my third viewing I realised this, the boy was warning him.

@@anarchistangler Remember, HW is Daniel's only family an Daniel chose him, that's why he resents him for choosing Mary Sunday over him...although it was actually Daniel's ambition that caused them to seek out the Sundays, his and hubris that caused HW injury.

@@anarchistangler Eli really pins him down with that statement. Daniel's face says he looks forward to returning the favor in the future.

It was THIS alone i became a fan instantly!!!

23 years old and he was able to hold a candle to THE daniel day-lewis that's insane

Absolutely!

Everytime I see him in a role I know it's gonna be amazing

That's da riddler

Agreed

He was mid

It’s a shame that idiots like you still have respect for that rigged clown show called the Oscar’s

@@projectx5154 *He is one of the most underrated actors of recent times.

He killed it in Batman also

The whole 158 minutes are incredible, pure perfection.

I DRINK YOUR MILKSHAKE I DRINK IT UP!

he got his vengeance too in the end

@@spiritofalaska Yep. That seed was probably planted at this moment too.

Both of them

SLURP

Yes he did

Well, you did ask him to come to your yard.

That's because you are drainage.

He drank it up.

Because it's full of cynicism

Um, no.

@@TooleyPeter yes actually.

@@ElSocketFace Persuasive.

@@TooleyPeter right back at you

@@ElSocketFace Ker-plop.

😂😂 was nice slap

Probably more for the actual scene than for the actor's "revenge." That's the point in the scene, this is the only time Daniel is vulnerable to Eli and he takes full advantage- a sneak peek into the hypocrisy of his character and further depth for us the audience. He's not just some zealot, he's a fallible man, and that weakness sets up the end scene and why Eli puts himself in that position in Daniel's bowling alley. Much easier to bring that energy to the acting when it's fresh in your memory from the day before.

Fun fact: bears without any fur just look like large cats.

HOW CAN THEY SLAP?

​@@neglectfulsausage7689 nope they dont. Bears are related to dogs

Thank you, I always wondered what he's saying 😂

* let me feel Him.

can you explain this a bit more

Such a perfect explanation, thank you. You are a wise man.

Such a good take thanks 🙏

False prophets are habitual line steppers.

Please don’t underestimate the audiences by over explaining

Yeah it legit looks like real. I've experienced some sorta cult/brainwashing stuff and this particular scene made me uncomfortable as hell.

​​@@definitelyhuman4510 legit thou idk what Day Lewis did in order to act in this scene...i guess he really became Daniel Plainview

Which cult?​@@definitelyhuman4510

​@@definitelyhuman4510I have been on a college campus too.

I actually came here to find out what daniel says to eli when he shakes his hand which was also cut off here

@@connortracey4536 I believe what he said was “I’ll eat you.” At the end of the film, Daniel says to Eli “I told you I’d eat you.” We never hear those words specifically said, so I always assumed it was what Daniel whispered to Eli.

@KidWithARU-vid wow good call, never thought of that!

I always thought he said "there will be blood"

​​@@connortracey4536 Upon listening to it more closely it sounds like he's saying "Where is the Lord Eli? Where is He?" Or something along those lines. Which is a pretty poignant line to deliver considering Daniel is faking it.

Honestly, Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the actors of all time.

@@VG-fk6nk funi

There generally aren't "detailed camera angles" in the screenplay. That's something the director and cinematographer work out later.

Actors are fake talent. makes sense.

Yea you are correct, it often goes hidden, everyone who is part of this movie is incredibly talented, but only certain actors could pull this film off.

Solid writing can salvage poor acting, but even the finest thespians cannot make poor writing work.

The music as well. When the oil rig blows and catches on fire and Eli loses his hearing, the way the music Just builds throughout that scene is amazing and from memory it’s one continuos shot for entire scene of roughly 5 mins or so

@@gerarddearie oh you read it all wrong dude, he cares only for ambition. This is all set up at the beginning of the film when he drags himself across the wilderness with a broken leg just to cash in his gold. He will do whatever it takes to win. Maybe there was a time he loved his son, maybe at the very beginning, but he most certainly cared more about winning then he did that boy. When HW gets injured he leaves him to go check on the oil rig, he chooses in that scene money and success over his son, how did you not pick up on that. He spends hours outside looking at the oil, while his son suffers.

@@gerarddeariehe didn’t give a shit about HW. , you can see on his face he is furious because he was humiliated , it was all show …

@@Streetrocker28 He certainly did care about HW for many years, with the added benefit of him being around a net positive for the business. Daniel's vice of needing absolute victory and nothing short of that would satisfy him. I do agree he's furious because he was humiliated, but earlier in the movie while Daniel is talking to Henry he exposes the parts of himself he's insecure about. So with respect to Eli's sermon, Daniel knows its the only way to Bandy will allow him to build the pipeline. Eli had the upper hand and got to Daniel's core, but messed up when he brought violence (with the slaps) into the equation as a means to revenge for being bathed in the mud earlier in the movie. Had Eli kept the veil of how fraudulent his posturing was and allowed Daniel to actually FEEL his remorse for what he did to HW, we might have seen a different Daniel after the sermon. The slap brought the game back into Daniel's court.

You're crazy if you think he didn't care about HW and that the questioning of his parenthood attacked one of the last vestiges of of what he considered to be genuinely good about himself. If he didn't care about HW it wouldn't have broken him at the end of the movie.

@@cherub3624 you really missed the entire point of the movie lol. Everything is explained about the character at the very Beginning of the film, dragging himself into town in order to sell his gold, it sets it up in the opening prologue, he is a man who has no good, he never has, everything you see about him when he’s acting good and charismatic is a lie, and the only person he opened himself up to was someone he thought was his genuine flesh and blood, you understand why right? Because he’s self absorbed, he cares for nothing but himself, and those of his blood is a reflection of that, not his adopted son, he took HW and wanted to shape him into what he was, and when that failed he disowned him. You can tell he never cared when HW lost his hearing, all he cared about was that oil, sitting out there all day long while his son suffered, yeah what a great loving person lol, you are delusional to think he ever loved him. He was born alone, and when asked what he wanted from someone he thought was his own brother, he said all he wanted was to be alone, to have know one succeed. I’m sure to some extent he cared, but only if it benefited him. This scene was purely about humiliation, and he despised every second of it. It’s honestly sad you can’t see the deeper meaning to the film, that you fell for the illusion that the film portrays, you believing he ever had love or cared is delusional and exactly what he wants you to think of him. Daniel only ever cried for his dead brother because he is a self absorbed ego maniac that is sad for himself, that a blood sibling of his which reflects himself is gone forever. He never wept for HW, he only showed he cared when others were around to see it, to keep up the illusion that it was his son. Or that he was capable of caring for others, which he wanted others to believe, like a true psychopath.

He directed them in real time like most directors. I'm sure they had some latitude but they were directed for sure. It's not like the Coens where every last detail of direction is on the page.

I think the direction was subtle in script and in real time PTA did the complete job.

You obviously have no idea. The detailed description in the screenplay is a masterpiece. The direction in this film was extremely important because of all the hidden Easter egg images in the film. Actors are only puppets being used by a master. Writers and directors are the true talent.

That’s how screen plays usually read

Well it's kind of a rule of screenplays that you don't direct in the script, not unless there's a good reason. Directing is a job for the director

And the sound he makes prior to that as he shakes his head, lol.

I would say "I abandoned my boy" is the only thing that was real. As the congregation is clamoring and Dano is smacking him, DDL is saying "where is the Lord, Eli? Where is he? Oh! There he is!" in a really sarcastic way you can hear it if you focus on it hard enough.

Amen brother. Great comment!

And a family drama too

Ivdem Malayalee😁

It actually was set up by Daniel even earlier. When he slaps Eli around and throws him in the mud.

Also "I am the third revelation" was mentioned here and then later in the milkshake monologue.

Checkov’s gun is a type of forshadowing, and this scene is forshadowing as you’ve described, but it’s not Checkov’s gun.

Chekhov 's gun isn't about setup/payoff or foreshadowing per se. It's, "a narrative principle that states that every element in a story must be necessary, and irrelevant elements should be removed." IOW if you show a gun, it has to be used. It could be used immediately; it doesn't have to be foreshadowing. It's not a law, either. Many writers including Hemingway use inconsequential details to add color and texture. Checkov himself violated his own rule, having loaded firearms in one play go unfired. I suppose one could argue that they were used, as they reinforce the play's theme of incompetent action.

Yes I do

he is the greatest

Nothing but facts

What a silly comparison

@@BillyOcean336literally lol two different types of movies

Inconspicuous meme drop ftw

waaaah 😢

Maybe try making better films...

@@chrisbrady6687 Have you tried? It's fuckin' hard, man.

I’ll take “things that aren’t real” for 1000

@@chrisbrady6687 Goddarn it! Why hasn't anyone ever thought of that? I mean, it's such an easy solution. Homeless? Buy a house. Sick? Just get healthy. Dying? Just live. Falling off a cliff? Just stop falling.