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There Will Be Blood
The film “There will be Blood,” was directed and screen written by Paul Thomas Anderson and was released in 2007. The main character was an unexpected and mysterious man named Daniel Plainview, who surprised everyone at least one time during the whole film. It is a good movie because you have to really look deep and tie everything together and figure it out, showing that there is a deeper meaning then its made out to be. The film is in the perfect genre category, which is drama. The conflicts in the movie make it more interesting and has it hanging on the edge of my seat. Conflicts such as H.W finding out that Daniel Plainview wasn't really his father, or when daniel finds out someone has been faking to be his brother for a while now. Daniel
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