Phantom Thread (2017) - Life Is No Great Mystery Scene (10/10) | Movieclips
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- Phantom Thread - Life Is No Great Mystery: Alma (Vicky Krieps) details her love with Reynolds (Daniel Day-Lewis).
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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock and his sister Cyril are at the center of British fashion in 1950s London -- dressing royalty, movie stars, heiresses, socialites and debutantes. Women come and go in Woodcock's life, providing the confirmed bachelor with inspiration and companionship. His carefully tailored existence soon gets disrupted by Alma, a young and strong-willed woman who becomes his muse and lover.
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TM & © Universal (2017)
Cast: Brian Gleeson, Daniel Day-Lewis, Lesley Manville, Vicky Krieps
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
Producer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Screewriter: Paul Thomas Anderson
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I can't get over how incredible Vicky Krieps is in this film. This ending speech almost rivals Lancaster's final plea in The Master.
Pierre Conrad I always see it as a sequel to The Master
Daniel Day-Lewis retired after the making of this film because of something he saw in it. A sadness. I see it as well: Reynolds a perfectionist of his craft, spared no time for a life. His life was his craft; but in the end, Reynolds perceived life much better. A life other than sheer craft.
I think you really have something here.
Chills.
Woah 😮 That actually makes a lot of sense
...Except that Daniel Day-Lewis already had a life apart from acting. He's married, has kids, spent inordinate amounts of time between films.... So that particular take doesn't really hold water.
Sounded nice, though.
@@susieq360 yeah, but he gets so immerse in the roles he took, so this role left an experience in Day-Lewis mind by the time of filming. Yeah, maybe later, he's better now resting with his family and his normal life out of acting
Intimate, strange, delicate, crazy crafted masterpiece.
Chic.
1:32 is one of the most beautiful shots I have ever seen.
True
Jake Alhalabi PTA is a master.
Seriously every shot of this film is incredibly beautiful
It is lovely.
It's one of my favorite shots of all time. What an amazing and underappreciated gothic romance this film is
You know what is fuckin unbelievable? This film wasn't nominated for best screenplay. Like how tf could you not.
Because it acknowledges the flaws of women and shows a controlling man in a light that isn’t super obviously bad
@@jordyjohn2275 also because awards are stupid and don't mean much.
My God, there is just something about the way he holds her starting at 1:39 ... So very intimate, desperate without being clingy - just perfect.
She is wearing a different dress..................
Many more New Years Parties I guess......??
Great Movie in every aspect.
I said it when it was released... this film deserved Best Picture and Best Score... Hands down...
This quite literally took my breath away when I saw it for the first time. Exquisite masterpiece.
I'm older and i see things differently - what a powerful line this is.
Something that I didn't expect to think or say until I got older.
For my money after this film ended, for me Daniel Day Lewis is without a doubt the finest actor that's ever appeared in cinema.
Well, there's Brando, Hoffman, Orson Welles...just to name a few.DDL wouldn't even be on my top 10 list from our generation alone. But it's subjective I guess
agree
I still do not understand how this didn't get the Oscar.
boring pervy story with sometimes great, sometimes average imitation of real classics
But it did win AN Oscar.
@@KovacsZoltan12 I wholeheartedly disagree.
If I'm being perfectly honest, more often than not, Best Picture winners are usually forgettable. I mean, c'mon, does anybody remember Argo, or Spotlight, or Green Book? The fact that Phantom Thread was snubbed doesn't say too much about its quality; I'm sure that it will one day have its place in the history books
@@deztherhino I mean Parasite won and it’s unforgettable. But I guess more often then not your correct.
I come back to this video every few months just to see that shot at 1:23. Ever since I saw the movie in theaters it’s never left my head. Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.
That's why I'm here, too. That's the one.
The therapists face was halarious. He just looked at her like what in the actual duck is wrong with you people.
"I'm getting hungry" - BRILLIANT
In years to come, this will be reckoned as masterclass
Absolutely. Start to finish, truly a piece of cinematic artistry.
Not a chance in hell. I'd be willing to bet my house on it not
@ravishingravi If you honestly think this is a masterpiece, you need to watch more films. This film is one of PTA's weakest efforts in terms of plot, editing, and cinematography. I felt robbed after seeing this film, and I'm a huge fan of Boogie Nights, Magnolia, Punch Drunk Love, and There Will Be Blood...
agriā invicta You are as entitled to your views as any anonymous user here. Unfortunately though, your reasoning doesn’t lend much credibility to a better understanding. Perhaps you can learn to articulate your opinions better before you question someone else’s cinematic sensibilities.
Unfortunately, your cocky attempt to gain moral high ground is just as baseless as your claim that this film will be ''reckoned as a masterclass'' in years to come...
Despite my admittedly arrogant remark that you need to watch more films (I politely suggest that you still do so) I articulated my opinion by citing specific elements I wasn't impressed by in the film (plot, editing, cinematography) and provided examples of other films by the same director that do all of the above mentioned things better. What else do you want? I'm not here to write novels. I'm not a professional film critic (however there are plenty of those who were equally unimpressed with this film). What little tension this film has isn't rewarding, the characters are weak, and the pacing is unnecessarily drawn-out. That's why it fails when compared to, say Boogie Nights or There will be Blood. This film could've been so much more, but it wasn't. End of story.
Maybe Daniel Day-Lewis wanted the most well crafted masterful film he's ever been to be his last.
Then he should have end it with there will be blood
He felt something about this resonated more with something he feels about movies and life...?
Randy White not even close. There will be blood is miles better than this movie
This lasted long
"Sometimes I jump ahead in our life together, and I see a time near the end. I can predict the future, and everything is settled. And all our lovers and children and friends come back and are welcome. And we have large gatherings where everyone is laughing and playing games. I am older and I see things differently, and I finally understand you. I take care of your dresses, keeping them from dust and ghosts" and time.
This is PTAs magnum opus. One of the greatest films ever made, pure perfection from beginning to end. It makes me cry simply from how beautiful and well made the entire thing is.
It is a beautiful film. I'm not much of a critic - of being able to explain why a movie moves me - but it's just so unique and so familiar at the same.
i could just watch this film everyday and never get tired of it
I've never met a film in my life that's beautiful to its every moment until phantom thread. I can now die and go to heaven
Yeah it's such a gift.
Gorgeous... It's just gorgeous. On another level to most films in recent history, this is a work that causes both shock and wonder in the fact that it presents such a loving relationship with such unsettling undertones. I love every second!! HM
0:47 The shots... the music... the way she narrates it and the words she says. It's such a strange story, sick at some points. Still, this ending breaks me in half.
2:40 this shot and the entire movie felt like a Disney movie back in the day..the background music and other ...so beautiful
This is the most underrated film of the past 10 years, maybe of all-time.
Alfred hitchcock would have liked this movie 👍
As would have Kubrick.
I am the only one that when he gives that little kiss,Iam like melting jesus he's s handsome despite his age
I just hope I can find a woman like her that will love me for the passion I have for my work like she loves him .
And poison you?
Aditi Kumari Just enough to subdue you and have to take care of you.
@@aditikumari8405 😂
But he is not die because of poison
Such a masterpiece
I swear the music make the movie great
Oscar deserved him.
Basically the sequel to The Master, or a love letter from PTA to his friend Mr.Hoffman
Not many things can top how I felt the first time I saw the shot at 1:22
my favorite scene, they should have made it longer it was so beautiful
you knew that im mastermind....
“Nothing is perfect” is an aphorism that only holds up in the face of most things. Sometimes, something comes along and reminds us that it’s not true - that perfection is not inherently unattainable, only scarcely attained.
This film is perfect. It is a masterpiece. It’s an order of magnitude better than anything else I’ve seen.
What's with all the dislikes?
Because it confuses and angers people. Yet that's what love is confusing and angry.
this movie is not about love, if you think this is love, think it over and over again
Like at the end of The James Bond end credits: Daniel Day Lewis will return.
The question is..When.
That Part Reminds Me Of Beau Is Afraid Which Is Like Titanic Vibes.
beautiful film
Gorgeous film.
How *do* the percentages of bone-crazy psychopaths compare with the percentages of dedicated creative types? I am honestly asking out of curiosity.
What a movie.
is this the greatest movie ending ever?
Example of ultra toxic relationship. He picked simple insecure with less awareness girl to absorb her completely. She was nobody, so she had nothing to lose😂😂😂 women with self esteem could only laugh at him😂
0:00 Yeah, like you'd know he'd reach out to you agan.
Can someone please tell me what the ending is
becomes clear that the woman is a pyscho
I Googled it and found out it's definitely a bizarre Story... because HE KNOWS that she's making him ill and yet he stays with her... so they both have a sick relationship
artistic version of fifty shades of grey, told as a subversive pygmalion and rebecca (hitchcock, 1940)
I saw Rebecca and really loved, that movie when I first saw it , Pygmalion... great Story also.
Saw the movie Fifty Shades but had no interest in reading the book... didn't really care for the movie .
Never marry a method actor! 😝
So, they're both messed up people whose toxicity matches up well, right?
That's not Daniel Day-Lewis's voice speaking at the end is it? He sounds like the boy doctor for what it's worth. What is the significance? Is it touching on the infinity that Alma has just described, Reynolds' voice as a young man? I'm not sure why they use the doctor's voice for this though.
It's him, he is just incredibly weakened by the poisonous mushrooms.
Novelas
Anyone know the song that begins at 0:48 ??
dinah dominguez House of Woodcock by Jonny Greenwood
Second comment
Remarkably stiff and hilariously bad, this movie made me believe in terrible high budget cinema again. For that, I thank it.
You didn't understand the story. No need to be rude.
@@percyweasley9301 you say there's no need to be rude, but you also say I didn't understand the story based on my opinion. nice going bud
@@largelump3613 I guess you are not a romantic.
@@percyweasley9301 I guess not.
I mean you could just not watch it, there’s a thought seems like it impacted you so much you just had to leave a comment, I guess it is a work of art even if your opinion holds no merit.