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Rating: 10/10 (19 December 2016)

"There Will Be Blood" is a suspenseful masterpiece. Thanks to suspenseful violins, an amazing performance by Daniel Day Lewis, an interesting story, and great camera work, "There Will Be Blood" earns the great 10/10 from yours truly. "There Will Be Blood" follows a miner turned oil man, Daniel Day Lewis. After a coworkers of his dies, he takes in his son, renames him HW, and raises him. One day a stranger comes to Daniel claiming that his town has large amounts of oil. Daniel goes to the town where he finds that the stranger's words are true. In this town he encounters a troublesome young preacher. He immediately begins drilling, getting a lot of oil. One day, an explosion happens at one of the drills causing his son to go deaf. He sends his son to Deaf school and begins building a pipeline with a man that claims to be his brother. After finding out the man isn't his brother, he shoots him. Daniel returns home to meet his son who has returned from deaf school. Years pass and he is living alone in a mansion going crazy. His son comes to tell him that he will be starting his own oil company which infuriates Daniel. Daniel calls him his competitor and a bastard from a basket. Later that day the troublesome priest, Eli, comes to meet with Daniel. After embarrassing Eli, Eli begs Daniel for money. Daniel replies to this by bashing his head in with a bowling pin. Wow! Throughout the whole movie, Daniel gets a little crazier and crazier every scene, an interesting journey to watch. The movie is filled with non-diegetic music of an orchestra. The simplest scenes such as simple conversations have audiences sitting on the edge of their seats because of the crazy suspenseful violins that seem to always be playing. "There Will Be Blood" is a bloody good movie.