Saturday, March 7, 2009

There Will Be Blood (2007) - UNDER CONSTUKTION


"The long twisted tale of a man, an oilman"

And that man is Daniel Plainview(Daniel Day-Lewis)

He is something like an unstop-able force. So do not get in his way.


The Story in Short
Daniel Plainview is a Silver Prospector. Falls in Hole, hurts leg. Invents better way to prospect. Invention breaks, kills someone, leaves his son orphaned, but causes oil to be found. Daniel takes orphan as his own. Builds Oil Empire.........

BUT THE MOVIE IS LONG
2 hours 38 minutes
But The ENDING is Great

REWATCH-ah-Bill-ah-Tee
Well, if you have an extra 158 mins, in which you could Rewatch it, go ahead. It is too long for me, every great once in a while I might give it a rewatch, most likely to see Daniel Day-Lewis's performance. But for the most part, once is enough.


is this movie! And he's incredible! The emotion and fire that he is able to portay, is somthing many actors strive for, but often fall short.
He is also amazing as Bill "the Butcher" Cutting in Gangs of New York

Paul Dano
does a great job of being the embodiment of "organized religion" and he scares the crap out of me. I honestly think that religion is the scariest thing in the world, and this movie demonstrates that in a way, my words cannot.

He was also the kid that doesn't talk(for the most part) in Little Miss Sunshine

I hated the kid actor, Dillon Freasier, he looked very uncomfortable in front of the camera, and I don't want to see him in anything else.
***Extra Note
His mother, Regina, was a traffic cop who pulled over the film's casting director for speeding[1]
ah, so thats how he got this role

Things Worth Noting
It was shot at the same time as No Country For Old Men, in fact shooting had to stop for a day on No Counrty For Old Men, due to the burning of an oil derrick.

The movie won something like a million awards, check them out at Wikipedia
This movie does an Okay job of demonstrating how the bullied become bullies, and the oppressed become opressors, but not the best.

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