Who are you?

HEY PAUL!!!

yeah because he purposely answered wrong. he was supposed to sa3, bceuase its ture, that: You cannot, because it does not look the same, and it can't but he really wanted to protect the 'Friends

@Memento Mori I mean alittle late but 11:00

The hot girl spotting when he says "boners only last so long" lol

It's absolutely ridiculous. I don't understand it.

@@nenikamou I was zoned out at that instance probably but your comment made me erupt into a fit of laughter, freaking hilarious 😂

CAMERA 1! Find an Asian, NOW

Because he's literally high loll

Everytime I click on this comment it's a different comment related to the Mr beast video I just watched. KZfaq's drunk

For sure.

It's definitely a great film, but There Will Be Blood is his masterpiece.

Great movie, but I'd rank it third or fourth. To each their own

I Agree, also he has made 4 other masterpieces.

Nikola U. may i ask what video is that? is it available on youtube?

You can always tell someone is a film buff when they start reviewing porn like it's a Altman movie or something.

I bet you do coomer

+Austin Haybueno lol

Famous last words eh, Abe?

Couldn’t be said better. I wish if more audiences could be this interested and aware about cinema and legendary filmmakers like Paul.

Zina Giannopoulou me too, I would die for him

Yeah major blunder from the host.. I dont think they meant what they said because that'd be crazy but i cant figure out what the alternative could be lol

There Will Be Blood is ostensibly cold but its mostly to avoid us identifying with a monster too soon, I think. We see what happens to form why hes such a damaged man and we are even privy to moments where he clearly shows INTENSEEE grief, being betrayed by henry, crying when he sends his kid off.. He also has these moments only when hes completely isolated. He never has a genuine connection with another human in the entire film except briefly hunting with HW, and of course with Henry. So again it makes it harder to recognize. Oddly i always felt the character he felt the strongest connection to was Eli, paradoxically. Only because he recognizes himself in him, and the game they both play. Anyone who tries to connect with him or that he identifies he DESTROYS. anyone who appeals to his humanity, which in the end he even destroys that in himself. just such a fascinating movie psychologically, and I think it's deeply empathetic to what drives somebody to psychosis, or even psychopathy. People who are highly stigmatized and often misconcieved as not even human. I think it seems odd to say but after watching it so many times I actually feel its up there with Phantom Thread as far as actually being one of his most empathetic because it isnt as immediately obvious and the characters being so destructive and caustic makes it even more of a challenge not to lose the audience.

sorry you gave me something to think about. Its frustrauting how many critics or people I know have mischaracterized TWBB or dismissed it as "senseless violence". especially when it clearly has so much on its mind regarding human condition, the nature of power and greed, the mythic american dream, the self made man myth, and the worshipful culture of the individual in the US and how these can metastisize into something truly cancerous for the human spirit.

Beautifully put

Nice that the one questioner followed up to challenge that comment, PTA def appreciated that haha

If you already know the answers why ask the question PIG FUCK!

After Martin Scorsese and David lynch.

if a guest is gonna get pissy about holding a mic to talk, are they really the kind of person you want to talk to for an hour?

@@dangeradams58240 Don't be an asshole. There should be more professionalism with the theatre as far as their mics are concerned.

@@dkthg no u

xD

lolololol

Didn't this take place in Australia? Now not to generalize, but Australia is renowned for its racism ...

Hahaha coming from someone with Trump as their president?! Nice try. Watch a black lives matter protest. America has no moral high ground calling other countries racist. You guys are in a league of your own. And no Australia is a very multi-cultural place and not renowned for racism lol.

Chris Taylor the only people who say austrlia is racist are stupid lefties. australia is simply country which controls its immigration like any normal non-cucked country should. The same can not be said of all of europe

Good list, heres mine: No Order Orson Welles Federico Fellini Paul Thomas Anderson Stanley Kubrick Woody Allen (which I dont like to admit, but he changed my view of cinema at a very formative point in my life) John Ford Martin Scorsese Ingmar Bergman Charlie Chaplin Jean Renoir

I think you answered your own question.

@@allsystemsgo8678 trillions years in the making

+Sonny Crooks lmfao she's so wet rn

i know i died hahahaha

XD

The sound guy is the dude thinking, "Please, for the love of god, point the Mic at your mouth, hold it closer to your face, and speak into it like, ya know, a microphone!. Since you're holding it between your legs and pointing it at the ceiling, I have to crank the gain so high to pick up your voice that if any sound happens close to the mic, especially if it gets bumped or brushed, it's gonna feed back. You're making me look like a bad sound engineer!". As a sound engineer, I guarantee you that the sound guy is either stressing hard or he's asleep. Seriously though, PTA has probably spent too much time around the boom mics they use in film, where they're designed to pick up vocals from several feet away that aren't even being directed toward them.

Where is that question!

@36:24

Thank you! Haha he looks so lost after that question

Thanks!

Reminds me a LOT of Damon albarn