Filmmaking at it's finest! A class of story telling

Rating: 9/10 (26 December 2013)

Let me say that i just re-watched this film today after a long while - I didn't cared that much about it when i first watched it, was way too over-hyped and ended being a disappointment for me, while No Country For Old Men showed to be a much more interesting and deeper film than There Will Be Blood - Well, i still thinking that, even because i had the privilege to read the books who originated both films and i have to say that No Country has a much more interesting story and complex symbolism in it.
But as a film, There Will Be Blood showed to be a class of filmmaking in the talented hands of director Paul Thomas Anderson. The cinematography, the detailed life of Daniel Plainview , the acting, the weird jazz/industrial soundtrack...they all fit so well altogether that i just can say... It's a masterpiece. As a film, i must say that There Will Be Blood can be seen as a mastering of the filmmaking. It's on par with the greatest films of all time.
But fine, don't want to spoil nothing here, so i can just order you to watch this film as soon as possible! 9.7/10