There Will be Blood.

I just watched this movies and thoroughly enjoyed it. It had some very good acting and funny lines especially the last scene.

I drink your milkshake!

Did you like this film?

it was good, but that milkshake thing was just...oddfat_rob

That's what made it so funny. Plainview was clearly drunk out of his mind. And then he beat that kid down with a bowling pin. Classic stuff.

Only one of the actors did a good job.

I felt the movie was unimpressive overall.

Absolutely amazing film. I was pretty annoyed when I watched it with some of my friends. "This is boring. There isn't even any blood in this movie. When does the action come in?" Idiots. :x

Absolutely amazing film. I was pretty annoyed when I watched it with some of my friends. "This is boring. There isn't even any blood in this movie. When does the action come in?" Idiots. :x

Clampdown79

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"]

Absolutely amazing film. I was pretty annoyed when I watched it with some of my friends. "This is boring. There isn't even any blood in this movie. When does the action come in?" Idiots. :x

yakk_3

Yeah dude,why do so many people these days have such a short attention span? It's like they can't keep focus on a movie without constant sex, violence, and explosions. Its the main reason I don't like watching movies with my friends anymore.

Absolutely amazing film. I was pretty annoyed when I watched it with some of my friends. "This is boring. There isn't even any blood in this movie. When does the action come in?" Idiots. :x

Clampdown79

You need new friends.

Amazing film all around.

Plainview's baptism is one of my favorite scenes off all-time.

Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Samwel_X

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Babel had a lot going for itself, but other films have dealt much better with its themes.

Diary of the Dead is further proof that Romero is a one trick pony and was lucky to make a few good films.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Clampdown79

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

Daniel Day-Lewis never fails to deliver an amazing performance.teh_destroyer

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You're completely irrelevant to any conversation concerning cinema. Go watch Disaster Movie, if you're parents will drive you.

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.MedicMike66

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Babel had a lot going for itself, but other films have dealt much better with its themes.

Diary of the Dead is further proof that Romero is a one trick pony and was lucky to make a few good films.

Babel was intense because of the Japanaese girl living in her world. Pain bring you somewhere where everyone meet each others. I know what it is to live in our own little world... but you don,t have a clue so you didn't notice the greatness of her acting...

Romero is the guy who invented modern horror movies with Dario Argento. He lost all his copyright because of hollywood. So the remake of Dawn of the Dead isn't his choice... the same with Day of the Dead 2. You don't know a damn about him it seems. Diary of the dead was easily the best horror movie I have seen in 10 years.

Yeah, a random director...

Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of The Dead and Diary of the dead... All these movies are not ****c... :roll:

The only bad movie from Romero IMO is Land of the damn... a **** Hollywood slaughter...

If it wasn't for Hollywood, this director would have been on the same level as Francis Ford Copolla.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.MedicMike66

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You're completely irrelevant to any conversation concerning cinema. Go watch Disaster Movie, if you're parents will drive you.

:lol: Burn. Daniel Day Lewis is an acting god. The cinemetagrophy was gorgeous as well.

[QUOTE="MedicMike66"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Babel had a lot going for itself, but other films have dealt much better with its themes.

Diary of the Dead is further proof that Romero is a one trick pony and was lucky to make a few good films.

Babel was intense because of the Japanaese girl living in her world. Pain bring you somewhere where everyone meet each others. I know what it is to live in our own little world... but you don,t have a clue so you didn't notice the greatness of her acting...

Romero is the guy who invented modern horror movies with Dario Argento. He lost all his copyright because of hollywood. So the remake of Dawn of the Dead isn't his choice... the same with Day of the Dead 2. You don't know a damn about him it seems. Diary of the dead was easily the best horror movie I have seen in 10 years.

Yeah, a random director...

Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of The Dead and Diary of the dead... All these movies are not ****c... :roll:

The only bad movie from Romero IMO is Land of the damn... a **** Hollywood slaughter...

If it wasn't for Hollywood, this director would have been on the same level as Francis Ford Copolla.

Night and Dawn are his only achievements, and Day, while I understand its cult status, is complete crap. Romero's "social commentary" on Night and Dawn happened by complete accidient, and something he later took credit for.

[QUOTE="MedicMike66"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Babel had a lot going for itself, but other films have dealt much better with its themes.

Diary of the Dead is further proof that Romero is a one trick pony and was lucky to make a few good films.

Babel was intense because of the Japanaese girl living in her world. Pain bring you somewhere where everyone meet each others. I know what it is to live in our own little world... but you don,t have a clue so you didn't notice the greatness of her acting...

Romero is the guy who invented modern horror movies with Dario Argento. He lost all his copyright because of hollywood. So the remake of Dawn of the Dead isn't his choice... the same with Day of the Dead 2. You don't know a damn about him it seems. Diary of the dead was easily the best horror movie I have seen in 10 years.

Yeah, a random director...

Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of The Dead and Diary of the dead... All these movies are not ****c... :roll:

The only bad movie from Romero IMO is Land of the damn... a **** Hollywood slaughter...

If it wasn't for Hollywood, this director would have been on the same level as Francis Ford Copolla.

Have you ever seen "Pusher"?

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Clampdown79

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

Only one of the actors did a good job.

I felt the movie was unimpressive overall.

Shad0ki11

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

By the way, I like Babel, but the comparison isn't even close. Babel has some great performances and direction, but its hindered by a problematic script. There Will Be Blood has no such issue.

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="MedicMike66"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.MedicMike66

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Babel had a lot going for itself, but other films have dealt much better with its themes.

Diary of the Dead is further proof that Romero is a one trick pony and was lucky to make a few good films.

Babel was intense because of the Japanaese girl living in her world. Pain bring you somewhere where everyone meet each others. I know what it is to live in our own little world... but you don,t have a clue so you didn't notice the greatness of her acting...

Romero is the guy who invented modern horror movies with Dario Argento. He lost all his copyright because of hollywood. So the remake of Dawn of the Dead isn't his choice... the same with Day of the Dead 2. You don't know a damn about him it seems. Diary of the dead was easily the best horror movie I have seen in 10 years.

Yeah, a random director...

Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead, Day of The Dead and Diary of the dead... All these movies are not ****c... :roll:

The only bad movie from Romero IMO is Land of the damn... a **** Hollywood slaughter...

If it wasn't for Hollywood, this director would have been on the same level as Francis Ford Copolla.

Night and Dawn are his only achievements, and Day, while I understand its cult status, is complete crap. Romero's "social commentary" on Night and Dawn happened by complete accidient, and something he later took credit for.

Wikipedia is your friend!

I drink your milkshake! MotherSuperior

DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE!!!!

I loved this movie.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Clampdown79

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

Day, while I understand its cult status, is complete crap.

MedicMike66

I think it's every bit the masterpiece his first two films were, if not more so from a strictly thematic viewpoint.

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

That doesn't even qualify as a comeback.

[QUOTE="MotherSuperior"]I drink your milkshake! scorch-62

DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE!!!!

I loved this movie.

See! Everyone???! You seen!!! Before spitting on my observation like I am a piece of trash without any spark of intelligence, just look at what peoples say about the movie...

[QUOTE="scorch-62"]

[QUOTE="MotherSuperior"]I drink your milkshake! Redgarl

DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE!!!!

I loved this movie.

See! Everyone???! You seen!!! Before spitting on my observation like I am a piece of trash without any spark of intelligence, just look at what peoples say about the movie...

Still waiting for that argument, but I probably won't get it seeing as I'm going to see Mongol in a minute.

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

And do I have to choose from your narrow list of meanings? No. The film is up to my interpretation. If you can't see that. You're the blind one.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.A_Tarkovsky

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

That doesn't even qualify as a comeback.

TO HIS **** KID, FROM HIS **** FALSE BROTHER' FOR HIS **** SELF INTEREST...

You... You... didn't say something that deserve any comeback... and you didn't read my comment.

I can put some smiley to...:D:):(:oops::o:shock::?8):lol::x:P:cry::evil::twisted::roll:;):!:question::idea::arrow::|

[QUOTE="scorch-62"][QUOTE="MotherSuperior"]I drink your milkshake! Redgarl

DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE!!!!

I loved this movie.

See! Everyone???! You seen!!! Before spitting on my observation like I am a piece of trash without any spark of intelligence, just look at what peoples say about the movie...

Have you even seen the movie? Or read what I quoted?

"DRAINAGE" was a continuation of the "I drink you milkshake" scene at the end of the movie. Because I'm not really going to take the time to write a three page report on why this movie is great and the flaws with what the main character (forgot his name :x) did, I simply stated that I loved it and moved on with my life. Please STFU and don't pull me into your silly little arguments.

[QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Clampdown79

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

And do I have to choose from your narrow list of meanings? No. The film is up to my interpretation. If you can't see that. You're the blind one.

I have simply change the font size to make you understand and I told you you were blind... not to say stupid... because you jumped on me like an enraged cat. Enough of this, this is getting no where.

I told you the movie wasn't great because of it's content and you told it was because of... it... Something is illogical here... Yeah, it must be you.

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

And do I have to choose from your narrow list of meanings? No. The film is up to my interpretation. If you can't see that. You're the blind one.

I have simply change the font size to make you understand and I told you you were blind... not to say stupid... because you jumped on me like an enraged cat. Enough of this, this is getting no where.

I told you the movie wasn't great because of it's content and you told it was because of... it... Something is illogical here... Yeah, it must be you.

Like an enraged cat huh? You're swearing, and putting random capital letters everywhere dude. I stayed calm. :)

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[QUOTE="MotherSuperior"]I drink your milkshake! A_Tarkovsky

DRAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIINNNNNNNNNNNAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGEEEEEEEE!!!!

I loved this movie.

See! Everyone???! You seen!!! Before spitting on my observation like I am a piece of trash without any spark of intelligence, just look at what peoples say about the movie...

Still waiting for that argument, but I probably won't get it seeing as I'm going to see Mongol in a minute.

My whole point from the begginning of the thread was that 10 minutes of greatness doesn't make a movie a classic. It doesn't deserve all the praise it got. The only that peoples are remembering is... I DRINK YOUR MILSHAKE...

"Hey man, it was cool, Daniel kills the bastard with the pin LOL"

Before telling me that I didn't prove my point, you should also understand that you didn't prove me wrong. Good Bye mister obvious.

When I was watching it I thought it was good, but not great, but as soon as I left the theater and started thinking about it I realized how great the movie is. I think the best thing to compare it to is actually Citizen Kane in terms of what its about, which, in my opinion, is rise of a major oil tycoon that is eventually corrupted by money and power to the point where he isn't even happy anymore and alienates everyone around him.

Granted, it doesn't use a lot of the techniques that Citizen Kane is known and revered for such as telling the story through flashbacks and various other filming/camera techniques that made it revolutionary at the time. I think that Daniel Day-Lewis easily deserved the Oscar for best actor as I feel that he did a really good job throughout the film (as he usually does with his roles).

I didn't like it. It was too slow and drawn out. They could have had a lot more interplay between the oil man and the preacher. Sub plot lines like the man who gave the oil man the big tip about the land, and the oil man's brother could have been more cohesive and used to really strengthen the plot instead of just cluttering things. The whole plot structure seemed more like a book than a movie.

i think its a bit over rated, amazing actors but other then that i couldnt like enything else, it was to borring for me (AND dont go saying i have a short attention span, i understand everything) it diddnt do it for me, again as other people have said the only amazing part was the end

no country for old men completly destroys it imo

[QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"][QUOTE="Clampdown79"][QUOTE="Redgarl"]

[QUOTE="Samwel_X"]Best film of last year, and possibly the best of the last 5 years. It will become a classic in time.Redgarl

Babel,

Diary of The Dead,

Episode 3,

Mountain Patrol (OMG... you need to see this!),

Tak Guk Gi (Saving Private Ryan... ahahahahahha)

Persepolis (This should have won the oscar... the best movie in decades...)

Paprika (Wow... I love Satoshi Kon and Susumu Hirasawa... they represent the best of japan)

Tekkon Kinkreet (Another contender for the animation Oscar of this year with Persepolis)

Lost in Translation

Byousoku 5 centimeter ~a chain of short stories about their distance~

Diary of the Dead, Episode 3, and Babel are not better than There will Be Blood. Not even close.

You should watch both those movies again and actually pay attention. Telling from what you thought There Will Be Blood was about. You obviously didn't.

I am into Asian cinema for now... and we are missing some of the best movies in thw world...

Xiu Xiu The sent Down Girl... ouch... that was better than most american movies I have seen since 1990.

Mountain Patrol and Xiu Xiu are 2 chinese movies.

To me... It was about how Daniel's ambition and greed eventually hurt himself and everyone close to him. I could see you didn't put much thought into the movie if you interpreted it as "The big history of oil in America".

And do I have to choose from your narrow list of meanings? No. The film is up to my interpretation. If you can't see that. You're the blind one.

I have simply change the font size to make you understand and I told you you were blind... not to say stupid... because you jumped on me like an enraged cat. Enough of this, this is getting no where.

I told you the movie wasn't great because of it's content and you told it was because of... it... Something is illogical here... Yeah, it must be you.

Well I also feel that There will be Blood is alittle overrated but like it or not it is still deserving of much of its praise from the technical aspect of the filmmaking itself and the steller performance given by DDL. You seem to think that the film only recieves its praise because of its ending, well besides the fact I didnt care for the ending but still enjoyed the film there is the fact that saying an over two hour film garnered its praise because of an over the top 10 minute ending is simply ridiculous. The film is understandably boring to some (thats not an insult to ones intelliagence despite the fact you have no problem insulting other who dont agree with you), the film pushes contemporary American filmmaking forward, it took risks with a dialouge free opening and an unusual soundtrack but to say this film sucks without really adressing why other than "its boring" or "people only like the last ten minutes" is silly. You may have found it slow and at times I did also but the film is shot with such skill and is full of so many effective scenes. I dont pretend to understand everything about the film as its been awhile since ive seen it but I do know its a film of coinsiderable merit and no, people dont just like for the end.

You seem to say that Asian filmmaking is ahead of American filmmaking but I feel tats only because you yourself, in some way are just a fan of Asian culture and anime rather than for any technical or commercial reasonings and is based only off of your own preferences. The only country I could agree with is perhaps South Korea but I admit I still need to watch more films. So while you certainly seem extremly excited to aggresivly defend your opinion I doubt very many people will agree in any way with it.