Phantom Thread | Daniel Day-Lewis' Quotable Confrontations

[@starwart2000]

“The tea is going out, the interruption is staying right here with me!”

[@srldwg]

That's how I feel. It is rude, but I can relate to the feeling.

[@gandolfthegold2528]

That concept happens to us all everyday.

[@SN-sz7kw]

As she intended. 😂

[@attila_the_hunk9685]

"... right now I'm just admiring my own gallantry for eating it way you've prepared it..." 😂

[@manictiger]

Never has a self-compliment been so brutal, savage and classy all at the same time.

[@TsarOfRuss]

I will start using the line whenever im being forced to do something i dont want to do 😂😂😂😂

[@srldwg]

@@TsarOfRuss 🤣🤣🤣

[@judywhiting1675]

"l cannot begin my day with confrontation"....l laughed right out loud.....dmfunny yet terribly cutting and cruel

[@RommelsAsparagus]

I'd love to use that line, but I fear not surviving the following 5 minutes.

[@noah1502]

this movie is fantastic because the characters are so real. the flaws in them are so common, and human. yes theyre terrible, but it explores REAL questions about love, dependences, walls, complexes, opening ourselves up to others, compromises, and the biggest question of all which is "what matters more? keeping my ego whole or sharing life with another human being?"

[@jon-umber]

This film's an unsung masterpiece.

[@austinsteed1581]

“Entirely too much movement at breakfast!” Lmao

[@WanderleiSilva29]

I say that line to my wife at least once per week…. That and “i simply dont have time for confrontation”

[@deborahbarnes8377]

Sadly I understand what he means

[@vrASMR180]

"It's as if you just rode a horse across the room" so very much would be the perfect line to deliver to my wife multiple times a week. She in turn neve acknowledges how foooooookin loud she is. Instead, much like this character, she accuses me of having an issue with sounds and noises.

[@monicad99]

she is scraping that bread unnecessarily loudly.

[@piqueblinders7948]

NO-ONE GIVES A TINKER’S FUCKING CURSE ABOUT MRS VAUGHAN’S SATISFACTION

[@teresatkacik1123]

Narcissism at it’s fineness. Brilliant and grotesque acting by the finest.

[@TsarOfRuss]

Or you can call it difference in age and culture ...or psychologically "Introvert vs Extrovert" ... but yes, tons of Narcissism too.. she is very strong though, this is what it takes to really know a strong woman

[@bunkertons]

Also a dash of OCD.

[@K_Super999]

Everything is grotesque and nothing is brilliant if it's grotesque.....in fact the entire western civilization is grotesque

[@Lu_82]

Everyone and everything in this movie is perfect.

[@gandolfthegold2528]

I absolutely love Daniel Day Lewis movies and somehow I had not watched this total gem until two years ago. I adore every minute of this movie and have seen it at least three times. Bravo.

[@tonyblocker6765]

He’s the best, my favorite actor. He doesn’t have to do movies every year like some actors. He’s not in the tabloids nor commercials.

[@IrishAnnie]

You HAVE to watch it two or three times to let all the beauty sink in.

[@gandolfthegold2528]

@@IrishAnnie Very true. There are many subtleties in the film that show how deep Woodcock's behaviors are. Note the beginning of the movie with his first girlfriend. She was eating a pastry at breakfast and he insulted it. Later on in the movie, when having breakfast with Alma, Woodcock takes a bite of the same pastry. This movie is much deeper and more well thought out than one would imagine.

[@devildoggie13]

Love this movie, just watch it again, so many times. Soundtrack is divine

[@Losfhc]

Johnny Greenwood - Radiohead/The Smile, composed the soundtrack

[@Try_Hard_Dad]

"Do you have a gun? ... Are you here to kill me? ... Do you have a gun?" 10/10 lmaoo

[@forest8779]

😂 this movie has the best couples quarrels 🤣

[@karlvanzat4084]

I so loved this movie, I own it now, for ever. Day - Lewis is the best actor, period, and what a great discovery Vicky Krieps turned out to be. I had a thing with a younger woman I met while riding the metro in Paris, she was Algerian, a teacher, it reminded me of that time…..bon voyage!

[@HalConick]

"It does concern me! It concerns me very much, Cyril, because it's hurt my feelings. It's hurt my f.. feelings." The line that stuck with me on first viewing of this movie and it still pops into my mind. No idea why. I find it so unexpected from Reynolds, but also completely in character.

[@DavidTumbarkov]

Probably because DDL uses this line as the grain of his character. It's part of what actors do. Most of the time when you read a script there would be one line that consists the basis of the character because it just strikes you in a different manner. I would believe (given I am an actor myself) that this line could be it for him. It's all speculation so do not believe me, haha.

[@vinm300]

2:00 "Right now I'm just admiring my own gallantry for eating it the way you've prepared it"

[@allghilliedup1992]

An absolutely brilliant movie about the world's biggest babies.

[@mushyPeas602]

We all act like Woodcock from time to time. He does it 24/7 365. He annoyed me the entire film…which means Daniel did he job wonderfully. I would have poisoned him myself if I had to live with him.

[@BT-kc3ee]

I found him quite adorable

[@williamdavis9345]

Daniel Day Lewis is our finest actor since the peak of Marlon Brando.

[@JimmyDoresHairDye]

DDL has been consistently brilliant. That cannot be said of Brando. Brando also took roles in some real stinkers later on. DDL's worst movie is still "good" by any stretch of the imagination.

[@gordonfan9526]

"What a model of politeness you two are"

[@RommelsAsparagus]

"Right now I'm just admiring my own gallantry for eating it the way you've prepared it." I'd like to use that line some time, but I wouldn't live long afterwards.

[@janehasson6650]

I absolutely love this movie

[@admiral183]

"Alma, there's a strange boy in the room"

[@bertsede]

The three principal actors here are the equal of any leading three in film history.

[@johnwu4358]

Fantastic movie.

[@transylvaniaithub]

A perfect example of an emotionally abusive relationship: control, constant criticism and devaluation

[@goldycorn4229]

7:11 my favorite line In the entire movie

[@RandomDudeOne]

"admiring my own gallantry" lol

[@kimb884]

Such a great movie. The acting and story. And the music! I ran out to buy the soundtrack.

[@giuseppesarto3657]

This movie is just great. Such a mood.

[@deborahbarnes8377]

If i were Alma that dinner would have gone alot worse.❤

[@miguelfmyers]

Truly one of the funniest films ever made.

[@robrobertson1458]

''I simply not have time for confrontations...'' a wise sentence you can use in a lot of situations, especially with your wife

[@paolamura3497]

😂😂😂

[@NobodyOwens_72]

He is fantastic She is sublime

[@notshetocastarz]

Giusto, solo tre Oscar a questo genio della recitazione?! E con solo 21 film?! Irraggiungibile!! Altro che Brando, Pacino, De Niro, Hofmann e compagnia cantante…Ed è anche straordinariamente bello, affascinante, anche ora che ha 66 anni e lo si può vedere raramente…peccato!!

[@EveryHeard]

Ah! The TEA interruption is my favorite, and I thought you'd left it out~ Saved the best for last ^^

[@mad7fisher]

He could be so charming and utterly brilliant or he could be a selfish tyrant with little use for intimate conversation. He was both of those things at the same time. This was a great movie. It was a very different role for him - And of course he won the Oscar for it. 💫🌟

[@NeptuneNoire]

The chic rant kills me.

[@wpeter2865]

An amazing wife made me watch this film

[@monicad99]

yours or someone else’s?

[@n.a.7373]

Love how the dialogue was written

[@jon780249]

Extraordinary performances in a wonderfully memorable film.

[@janiceball8431]

He was so good I actually googled his character. Loved this movie

[@SN-sz7kw]

This movie felt like a love letter to women who live with men with Aspergers. I felt so seen.

[@28_Spokes]

This is a lowkey comedy and I’m all for it.

[@wpeter2865]

What a brilliant actor

[@timothysniffles]

The greatest living actor.

[@IrishAnnie]

And, his last movie. He’s retired.

[@karllieck9064]

Toward the end of the movie I realize what a sick, freaky desire he had to be poisoned and then win the love of his wife again; like the way mommy took care of him. Jeez. His character was abominable.

[@manfmalachi]

5 seconds of buttering toast, 6 minutes talking about it lol😅

[@principellerena]

I didn't see it at first but this movie is very quotable. One more reason to love it

[@kingofthefountain3091]

Really is just the strangest comedy ever. Fucking brilliant, beautiful and hilarious.

[@jjkim9759]

I love Alma’s English accent.

[@kristenahubbard3338]

God I loved this movie. DDL was exquisite.

[@lordmccormick4792]

Only 3 Oscar’s !? We’ve been had… It would appear

[@tristantrivino6636]

rewatching this movie, its a great comedy

[@CloudMountainJuror]

Fantastic montage

[@jdbruiser]

Reynolds looks like Mr Burns when he became Dracula.

[@zachsutton6195]

*whispering* yeah that hairdo is totally q*eer

[@ladytr0n]

LOL, this got me into a laughing fit, thank you!

[@leplus1]

Phantom Thread was fantastic and probably one of Andersons bests along with one of the best films ever, and with time I think it'll be more appreciated. But, the bots in the comment section make me question my judgement, was this film actually great, or was I fooled, why would the studio do this?

[@walterroberts2861]

Their Performances; For It Is The Possession of Such Elegance; and Heirship; Intelligence and This; with Such Wealth In Its Creation Of the greatness of Them:

[@samplermike]

""The tea is going out the interruption is staying right here with me."

[@roberthuismans3533]

The awkward moment when you realise that you often behaveexactly like he does.... excuse me while I go and think hard about my life.

[@renzo6490]

You don't want to be distracted? Don't do your work at the BREAKFAST TABLE !

[@jbliv831]

Have you come here to kill me? Do you have a gun? Where is your gun?😂

[@tony2k79]

She used the method spies are more likely to use.

[@prateekchakraborty7758]

I have given up eating asparagus!!

[@Susieq26754]

Get this strange boy out of my room. But he is your doctor? Tell him to get the F out.😂

[@HealthyKlingons]

The sounds... my god... I keep thinking of Michael Mann!

[@lawanbrown16]

Ive worked fora guy like this...fricken impossible to deal with

[@RollTide1987]

This is the sort of movie Eddie Izzard was talking about when it comes to American audiences. You can't eat popcorn to something like this.

[@nin114]

There's a strange boy in the room.

[@notshetocastarz]

Niente,film magnifico, grande finezza psicologica, grandi interpretazioni, magnifico Daniel, inarrivabile, un genio!! Altro che Marlon Brando!! Tutti questi, De Niro, Pacino, i patetici Pitt, Di Caprio, Cruise, fanno sempre lo stesso personaggio, con la stessa espressione!! Vuoi mettere lo slancio, l’immedesimazione, la potenza e la grazia di Daniel??

[@whoopdewoop]

Next.."Phantom Chic"...born and raised in the mind of a Helter.

[@PerryLisa]

After seeing this a number of times, once the shock of the Woodcock character's hideousness wore off, I realized that of course, Day-Lewis is fabulous, obviously, but Woodcock is wildly funny as he is such a horror. I found myself laughing and wanting to hit him. Great film.

[@walterroberts2861]

I Am Shocked That; He Is Not In Possession of A petite fork; In Order That He May Observe Ever Ounce Of How It Tastes.

[@mccoxster]

based on these filmclips is it movie about a man just being bothered by the people around him all the time? I can feel that lol. I choose more tact of course and often keep my mouth shut haha. "the tea is going out, the interruption is staying right here with me"

[@airwriq]

That was Hilarious!

[@walterroberts2861]

As Do I; He May Feel Compelled To Call Her; "A Wretched Witch!!!"

[@samanthathompson9812]

That women's breakfast noises were too much.

[@tonyblocker6765]

She knows how he prefers his veggie. But yet she prepares it her way without asking him first. I’d be upset too.

[@monicaferreira1712]

🥰

[@christianmatheron6444]

Poor girl probably gets searched everywhere she goes.

[@seankim884]

Does Clothing Stores Have Mannequin Statues?

[@arod5002]

5:49

[@notshetocastarz]

Capolavoro assoluto!! Mi spiace solo che la bravissima Wicky Krips, intervistata al riguardo, faccia fatica ad ammettere che ha lavorato con dei veri geni, tra l'altro umili, cosa che lei non sembra essere, peccato!!

[@arthurharris89]

He knows how to argue with women 🤣🤣🤣🙄

[@bluenomadbruh]

I'll get hate for this but Alma was crazy and was very oppositional. I know he had terrible OCD and a need for control but her putting butter on his mushrooms knowing he didn't like them shows she wanted to be in control. But he was controlling about his routine, not so much about imposing food on other people. They were wrong for each other. They both needed therapy.

[@生き甲斐-z5h]

Yeah my ex is like that

[@virginiaboone9503]

Alma was not crazy….she was strong. She stood up for herself!! I completely understood all of her reactions to Reynold’s narcissistic demands.

[@jenylogan1]

I disliked this movie on every level, it is so self important, self examining and utterly dreary, thank goodness for Lesley Manville !

[@Apoxonbothyourhouses]

Worst boyfriend ever…

[@TheCrossForever01]

I suppose the goal in life is not to become this bitter, angry asshole at any point of your life. My younger brother has been like this since he came out of the womb. And now in his late 30s, he might as well be 100 years old. It’s very sad.

[@poormanssoderbergh3914]

This is a comedy

[@ktmlover400]

Hey your subscribers are more but views are very very lessss😮......

[@kkjrees]

He should make shoes instead of acting

[@siddharthabhattarai7191]

What a drama queen

[@Cocoandindy]

I know he's acting but what a horrible person.

[@markwoldin162]

Too much improv.

[@AkustikPlaces]

The script has it all written actually :)