Why is part 2 hidden?

I met Day Lewis in Dublin a few yrs ago ,he was staying in the Burlington hotel. I was speechless and stuttering and Day Lewis was just laughing, I should've known I'd run into someone famous.

DDL raised something from Hell in this character that seemed so real, so authentic, that it appeared artless. I see Daniel Plainview everywhere these days. Once you see There Will Be Blood, it stays with you forever.

It took me 3/4 of the way through the movie to realize Paul Dano was playing twins. I watched it again and it made much more sense.

There Will Be Blood is one of the greatest movie experience I have ever have. Absolutely top notch film.

Seeing the pure greed and ambition in his eyes was just .....wow amazing acting

I watched this movie and " no country for old men " for 2 years straight. I still love them

I really like that you talk about how Daniel Day Lewis developed Plainview’s voice. That’s one of my favorite parts of his performance in this film.

"Yes I Do!" haha

Paul Dano was overlooked in this film! Deserved an Oscar Nomination!

Bill Hader with the spot on impression... that guy's awesome.

Good work. I was in the cast during the scene where he and his son try and enlist the support of the Signal Hill families, and I watched him do that famous speech about 8 or 9 times. It was in a small house built for the scene up in an area near Valencia, CA called "Mystery Mesa", and it was about 100 degrees inside; we shot it day for night, with the whole house covered with black cloth. We were all in wool, period clothing. It was glorious.

There Will Be Blood is my favorite movie of All Time. It Used to Be Pulp Fiction, until 2007, Daniel Day Lewis is the greatest living actor. Hands down

I know that Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master isn't as popular as There Will Be Blood but I believe that it's main protagonist Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix) deserves a character analysis.

I have mad respect for method actors.

Incredible movie, one of the best (if not THE best) movies of all time.

I always got the vibe - more from the soundtrack than anything else - that this was intended as a horror film. That’s cool to learn about the ‘Dracula’ component.

Yes, please give us more about There Will Be Blood. I remember the first time I saw it; I was expecting a straight western, and this film blew me away. It has been years since I first saw it, but I still catch myself thinking of the images, sounds, pacing, Daniel Plainview's character and just the pure sense of being transported through time to another place. Excellent film. Excellent video too.

You should do one about philip seymour hoffman’s process for getting into character for capote

Great video! It's such a fascinating film and its always great to learn about the story behind the story!

The character that Daniel Plainview came to be seems to have been from a person from the past speaking and acting through the actor who was just allowing him to manipulate his actions. Incredible persona . Daniel Day Lewis, you are one incredible actor !

Daniel Plainview, is one of my all time most liked characters. When I watch the trailer for There will be blood, I felt a incredible need to see this film, I got the same sensation when I recently watch the trailer for JOKER, so the day JOKER opened here in Australia, I went to see it. As in There will be blood...I wasn't disappointed. Joaquin Phoenix and Daniel Day Lewis are two of the most talented actors of our time.

Possibly my favorite movie loved all the knowledge you explained so well about the formation of the movie

Fantastic video. One really gets a great feeling for the almost crazy obsessiveness required to make a film immersive and convincing

That's my favorite movie. DDL is the best actor I've ever seen. He is amazing.

Film research that is always filled with surprises and fascination. Thank you.

Outstanding..a truly superior cinema essay. Impeccably recorded, narrated, perfect use of source film. Really great job, keep them coming and anything on the master Day-Lewis

Gets better the more times you watch the movie.

“We Can’t Pay Them Oil Prices, We’ll Pay Em Quail Prices. >:•D”

There will be blood might be my favorite movie. This video just made me appreciate it that much more. Thank you.

Your videos are so FREAKING GOOD!!! I'm still in shock with your Blade Runner video essay, It is a reference to me every time I want to play with a noir vibe in my short films. Thank you so much for this amazing insight on this brilliant movie!!

Dreams _do_ come true. I knew if I waited long enough, this day would come

My gosh the amount of research and work that you put into this video is absolutely incredible Tyler!!! This movie will alway be my favorite. And every time I watch it, I learn something new. Thank you for this upload I learned so much about my favorite movie.

greatest film ever made

LOL. The first time I heard his voice in the movie..I thought of John Houston. This is the most obvious thing ever.

This is genuinely one of my favourite videos of all time from KZfaq. Thank you.

Really enjoyed this! I always love to hear the details behind the movies, and There Will Be Blood is a top 5 favorite of mine so this was really fascinating to watch!

Thank you so much for all the videos. I have rewatched your series about 2001 a Space Odyssey so many times. One of the best documentaries I have ever seen!

Regarding the Dracula comparison: there's video somewhere of the TWBB world premiere, which happened at Fantastic Fest in 2017 as a surprise screening. At the end, PTA sat down for an interview with Tim League, where he mentioned that he always thought of Plainview in the third act as "Dracula hiding in his castle" (paraphrasing).

LOVED this! Can't wait for pt.2!!

Wonderful job mate! It was mesmerizing to watch this essey! Keep it up!

Great video. Awesome to see what was done to create such a well written character.

Fascinating video. I absolutely love this film. Watched it countless times.

Dude, love your channel - this video was really informative and flowed perfectly. Great look at this character and actor together

Solid stuff. Thanks for all your work.

this is my favorite movie, so quality content about it is much appreciated

Thanks for the work, man. Absolute pleasure to watch.

Yes! One of my favourite youtubers on one of my favourite actors!

great video and thanks for the Free Mubi trial, I found out about them today and coincidentally you give us this offer

I see these videos are getting better and better.

Thank you so much for this video! The amount of knowledge you've shared here is priceless to any inspiring film maker or fan of cinema. I can't wait for more

These pieces are extraordinary. Provides such thoughtful insight into the process and craft of film making. Thanks for doing them.

Fantastic video! I'm really excited for the next parts

Absolutely LOVE your videos man! Keep ujp the fantastic work!

Lewis looks so different when he's not in character - pretty remarkable and unrecognizable transformation in his roles.

Good study, great presentation... Bravo to you Tyler!

Fantastic work on the film and this video.

This fantastic! The first of your videos that I have seen, but definitely not the last! Great work!

And the music was stupendous. It inches you closer to the core.

Great review as well! Lot's of interesting little details of history that makes me want to watch the movie yet again. Also amazed how Lewis got that voice, yet was able to sound like he was on helium for Abraham Lincoln.

Yes, more please. Great video. Thank you for this.

Cinema Tyler, love your cinema videos. Thanks for creating them!

LOVE the citation that came along with the subtitle!

Truly amazing study. Thanks Tyler

The greatest acting performance in history.

I recently finished Oil! and I bought it because it was the “inspiration” for There Will Be Blood. And the stories themselves have almost nothing in common. I’m glad he clarified this.

10:12 to 10 :35 , I can totally relate to that feeling of knowing what bastards people are , so this scene had me roaring with laughter. " just give me the blood lord and let me get away ".

Great upload. Such impressive analysis and research. Subscribed.

Thank you again Cinema Tyler. Love your work.

Great video, please more om there will be Blood. thanks man

Your video production is so well done, it is simply irresistible. Bravo. Two thumbs up!

A good friend of mine growing up had Cerebral Palsy......lemme tell ya....D.D.L absolutely fucking NAILED the motions and mannerisms of that horrible disease.....incredible performance in My Left Foot. He is the best actor of this generation. Period.

This is amazing! Thank you!

I just found your channel. Perfect! This is beautiful stuff you’re making. Thank you so much for what you’re doing!

More and more about PTA. Thank You!

such an interesting movie that was - thanks for the background.

GREAT VIDEO! i want more! you deserve more subs i mean you analysis surpass the ones from other content creators, keep rocking the world!

Your analysis of the film is spot on!

Great choice. Love your work man.

Every film you see with DDL you are mesmerized, he is a genius, Unreal, talent in his pores

One of my favorite actors of all.

Amazing performance, fantastic creepy grinding soundtrack, great supporting cast. A masterpiece

Great insight, well developed and paced

Fantastic upload well paced great info and research... thanks

Ok This is content I've been looking for and didn't know it. Excellent.

Great episode, great channel, great movie. PTA and DDL are incredible in their own right, too have heavyweights such as them to collaborate is an absolute gift. Not to mention the people who contributed throughout. Also, to another episode,

This is awesome. Thank you!

I can’t express how much I am enjoying your analysis on there will be blood. One of my all time fav movies and i was always fascinated to know wht went in to making of the character. Brilliant performance . Thank you PS. I am amazed by your research

one of the best video essays on TWBB ❤

This channel is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for the wonderful content, and I'm going to try out Mubi with your free trial code. Thanks again

Great video man!!!!!

Great pick of a film to analyze!

More on TWBB immediately please

One of my favourite films, great music too..

I was looking for for this video on this movie, on this actor so far, please do the second part...and thank you!

@cinematyler Thanks Tyler, I think this is a fantastic video. I'd never thought of Daniel as count Dracula but you pointed out a whole heap of "blood as oil/oil as blood" references that make for a good argument. DDL and PTA are both incredulously articulate and smart and it seems as if PTA isn't too hung up on controlling everything-the bit about him collaborating with Seymour-Hoffman and Jonny Greenwood, that's where I feel like PTA's writing style is so unique-it allows for that type of experimentation and it ends up being generative towards the characters and the film. I was reading the original screenplay for There Will Be Blood, and although the movie is pretty spot on in terms of how much it adheres to the script, the script is pretty bare when it comes to any detailing about Plainview's aesthetics or the sound of his voice or any of the things that he left up to Day Lewis to consider. BUT! There's one part they didn't put in the movie about Daniel Plainview being impotent. In the screenplay, he admits it to Henry by the fire when the two of them are drunk. When I read that, it changed Plainview's motives in my mind-made me feel like his ambition and motivation were replacing his sex drive, or lack thereof. I'm glad it didn't make it into the movie, I think it would have caused us to figure him out too quickly. The part about Day Lewis choosing the clothes for Plainview very carefully and how that allowed him to enter the world even more-that's such a beautiful thought that an actor was that concerned about the character's actions and motives that are outside the storyline. I think these videos are fascinating and insightful and very helpful for someone who wants to make films. Tyler, as far as more videos on this movie, I'm curious about how the two parts that PTA has written for Daniel Day Lewis (Plainview and more recently Reynolds Woodcock) relate to something that Christoph Waltz had said about casting. He was talking to Jerry Seinfeld on Seinfeld' Netflix show and he had said there's no such thing as good acting, only good casting. Obviously this was in reference to his own performance as Hans Landa in Inglorious Basterds, and the fact that I could literally not imagine anyone else to have carried out that role better than he did, I started to consider what he'd said. In his Charlie Rose interview, PTA says he originally wrote Dirk Diggler for Leo, and that his parts for Tom Cruise and Julianne Moore in Magnolia were written especially for them. To what extent do you think this shapes the characters in PTA's movies?

Great video . Hope to see more.

Very professional video... Keep going!

This is an under rated masterpiece.

I know a good movie when I see it. This is one of them.