who has seen there will be blood?
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who has seen there will be blood?
there will be blood. Awesome. Daniel Day Lewis. Mind boggling. Was this movie based on a true story or no?
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ya i heard it was adapted from the novel, so no truth to the novel? And yes Daniel Day-Lewis is probably the best actor of the last twenty years. who is better?noetic wrote:Very good film, adapted from the Upton Sinclair novel Oil! Daniel Day-Lewis is one of the best actors of our time.
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Well the film was pretty loosely based on the novel, but the Teapot Dome scandal is real, some good information here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teapot_Dome_Scandal" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Dead on.rhombus_77 wrote:I enjoyed it, but not as much as Old Country. They both reminded my of the spaghetti westerns, which tended to be very nihilistic.
And at our house, these two will get to share shelf space with Apocalypse Now and Dr. Strangelove. Who knew Hollywood could still make decent movies?
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old country was also amazing. good call... and ya who knew hollywood could make decent and original movies. more no country and there will be blood types! shame on hollywood for casting keanu reeves and remaking the day the earth stood still!
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saintjordan wrote:old country was also amazing. good call... and ya who knew hollywood could make decent and original movies. more no country and there will be blood types! shame on hollywood for casting keanu reeves and remaking the day the earth stood still!
i agree, but I just saw Street Kings (Keanu Reeves) and it was pretty darn good. Nothing original, but fun.
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Tad Ghostal wrote:Dead on.rhombus_77 wrote:I enjoyed it, but not as much as Old Country. They both reminded my of the spaghetti westerns, which tended to be very nihilistic.
And at our house, these two will get to share shelf space with Apocalypse Now and Dr. Strangelove. Who knew Hollywood could still make decent movies?
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Juno is good. Overrated, maybe, but still quite good.JimmyC wrote:I watched about 40 minutes of it and think it was slow and boring up to that point. I assume it gets better in the second half (according to how everyone seems to hype this thing up) but 'til now I can't bring myself to finish watching it. Just like Juno I assume it's incredibly overrated.
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saintjordan wrote:old country was also amazing. good call... and ya who knew hollywood could make decent and original movies. more no country and there will be blood types! shame on hollywood for casting keanu reeves and remaking the day the earth stood still!
Both equally awesome movies, might have liked no country a tiny bit better.
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as a friend of mine said, an amazing movie, considering that it doesn't have a plot.
as a friend of mine said, an amazing movie, considering that it doesn't have a plot.
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exactly! I was just talkin to a friend about that, it was overhyped but it was still a great movie. Ellen Page was great in it, the only let down was Jennifer Garner's character (kinda depressing)djsp wrote: Juno is good. Overrated, maybe, but still quite good.
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of course it has a plot, but not in any conventional sense.Mira263 wrote:sabeth wrote:re there will be blood:
as a friend of mine said, an amazing movie, considering that it doesn't have a plot.
how does it not have a plot? just curious how you dont see it
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I really like both 'No Country' and 'There Will Be Blood' a lot ... best movies of the year. The only reason I give 'No Country' the advantage is because 'There Will Be Blood' wouldn't be 1/10 as good with another actor ... which is probably why it only got the best actor Oscar and not best picture.
EDIT NOTE: 'No Country' might be the most faithful adaptation I've seen ... there are large parts of the movie that follow the book word for word. It almost makes the book boring if you didn't read it beforehand.
EDIT NOTE: 'No Country' might be the most faithful adaptation I've seen ... there are large parts of the movie that follow the book word for word. It almost makes the book boring if you didn't read it beforehand.
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There Will BE BUD!
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mmm weedouteredgestudio wrote:There Will BE BUD!
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