Phantom Thread | New Year's Eve Party

[@ggthewhale]

This scene perfectly evokes how pathetic and vulnerable one feels when you NEED someone

[@aliali-ce3yf]

who needs who in this scene?

[@TheoryTechDotDek]

​@@aliali-ce3yfboth of them

[@Lamidemonami7891]

Jonny Greenwood’s piece ‘Alma’ used in this scene is seriously one of the best pieces of musical score of the century so far. Everything about this scene is perfect.

[@cinemagraphymahivara2000]

There both themes is good

[@gedawei]

Great scene, but… Could you explain what exactly turns Alma from having the time of her life at the party to suddenly becoming almost fearful? Is it that Big Dog? Other folks kept on partying, so it wasn’t a mass panic. And I see no evidence that she saw Reynolds up in the balcony, so why the sudden change in her mood?

[@dudelookslikeagirl]

She realized she was alone. They both act as if they don't need each other but apart, they realize they can't live without the other.

[@Fashionista033]

@@gedawei I think when she got away from the crowd she was reminded that she came to the party alone.

[@fiarandompenaltygeneratorm5044]

How did Vicky Krieps not (at least!) get an Oscar nomination? Goes toe-to-toe with Daniel Day-Lewis for 2+ hours...And nothing? Ridiculous. I know the Academy Awards are largely a popularity contest, but she's phenomenal in this film.

[@charliepanayiotou4305]

Yeah, especially crazy as the film got lots of attention in other categories (Manville should have won Supporting Actress probably), a real shame she was overlooked

[@quentincrisp6933]

You stated it correctly ! It's the industry's popularity contest ! Now it's based on a census and pie chart.

[@quentincrisp6933]

@@jon8004 I disagree! You either get it the first time or you don't! You talked yourself in to seeing it again because of outside noise that influence you.

[@carricktim7]

@@jon8004 this film is about virus and has perfectly logical ending.

[@vader8867]

whoever Cast Vicky just got the right girl for the Alma's role. Can not get in my mind another actress that might fit in to "Alma".

[@deztherhino]

This scene is heartbreaking. All elements (especially the score) illustrate so well how it feels to need someone, and how pathetic and heartbroken you can feel when you don't have them

[@shadowplayfilms7963]

Woodcock when he looks out at the crowd yearns to be like them, free, happy, lighthearted, but he can't fit in, he's a prisoner, and he copes with it via his obsession with his art.

[@heckler370]

And it's such a beautiful irony that the crowd happens to be dressed in flashy, baggy, colourful, exaggerated costumes

[@TsarOfRuss]

The way he peeped and looked at her when she was heading out to the party .. Hahahahhaha LMAO He was thinking, is this chick serious??

[@mgpattison]

This is a beautiful movie that I can't watch more than once a year, if that. But I can and will listen to the soundtrack on repeat. God bless this film!

[@Nunov103]

This is the most beautiful movie I have ever seen, the clothes, the cinematography, the textures, the sets, the colors … everything in this film managed to transport me to the time when it takes place and I will always be grateful for it.

[@timbuktu777]

PTA will never top this film lol. There has to be an aspect of luck in striking this kind of genius.

[@franciscondon1902]

TWBB is still his best.

[@timbuktu777]

@@franciscondon1902 the storytelling in TWBB falls short of this imo. I feel no emotional connection to that film. I even prefer The Master.

[@gandalf0987]

😂😂

[@davidlean1060]

There is something almost hallucinatory about how Anderson films the Dance. There are the strange animal heads worn by some of the party goers, for example. They bring to mind Lancaster Dodd's line about 'man is not an animal' from The Master to me.

[@iseevideostoo]

Scenes that I come back to again and again

[@johnolson3270]

I watched this for the first time last night. There will be blood has been one of my favorite movies for a long time, but I have just recently started to dive into the rest of his films. I have seen Boogie Nights, The Master and Magnolia as well. Up to this point in the film I was enjoying it, but probably would have placed 4th or perhaps even 5th on the list. This scene changed all of the that. I cried my eyes out both at the shot where he is standing alone looking out on the party with the couple kissing right next to him, as well as the part where it looks like he almost asks Alma to dance, but then holds back and they walk out. Absolutely incredible scene. Still gotta put There Will Be Blood first but I think this scene moved this movie into second for me.

[@TooleyPeter]

Agreed.

[@lilunknown9312]

Paul Thomas Anderson hizo una joya, lástima que muy poca gente en Latinoamérica valora su cine en general.

[@cinemagraphymahivara2000]

Seriosly? 🤣🤣 There will be blood is the Best movie XXI century for critics

[@lilunknown9312]

@@cinemagraphymahivara2000 I think you did not read well, I said that his cinema is not appreciated in Latin America Mexico, Peru, Colombia, Argentina, etc.

[@cinemagraphymahivara2000]

@@lilunknown9312 sorry. Maybe I had bad translator? I don't know now already

[@MikelGCinema]

You mean is the distributor's fault or the people not understanding it? Its not that difficult tho.

[@emilianomontelongo4865]

Yeah in most of Latam distribution is shit, 99% of the movies in theatre are american and not mid-budget almost indie prods like PTA. If they screen an indie film in most mexican theaters they would screen it once or twice a week, mostly mondays at 10pm to give more space to more popular stuff.

[@henry_b1230]

Best movie of the 2010s. Who else agrees?

[@irfanriyaz5528]

👋

[@reecejennings9637]

My 3rd favourite of the 2010s!!!

[@constantinegavrilos9883]

Social network, moonlight, arrival, Whiplash then Panton thread for me! PTA had such a strong decade with this, the Master and Inherent Vice

[@BL-mf3jp]

The master for me

[@DocSportello838]

The Master

[@bokbok501]

what an astoundingly beautiful scene. crazy that IMO this is PTA's second-best movie (for me) and like...There Will Be Blood is #4. which would be a career-defining masterpiece for most anyone

[@Choonzord]

This is painful for me to watch because I see a lot of myself in Reynolds. He technically DOESN'T need her, but he DOES need her emotionally, but he doesn't have the emotional language and capacity and humility to express it. Excruciating stuff when you see your own toxic trait laid bare like this.

[@Sabbathtage]

This was Da-Lewis's last film. It wasn't planned to be. It's suspected Phantom Thread hastened his departure because he saw a lot of himself in Reynolds.

[@SN-sz7kw]

Poignant to hear your perspective. It felt like a love letter to women with ASD partners. I recognized their courtship & many of my spouse’s traits. It can’t be explained, only lived.

[@tango31313]

The bots are very cultured in this comment section

[@darcygooda2879]

Funniest comment I’ve read in a long time. And only 13 hours ago. lol.

[@peeweedinosuar3281]

I liked how the guy has a getting sick fetish, dude only loves her when she gets him sick from poisonous shrooms. Based 😂

[@bubblegum1948]

Why do people repeat this meme, constantly, like it’s an inside joke that I’m not part of and don’t get?

[@Yapoane]

Unforgettable movie. ❤️

[@sofiawilliams4089]

idk if I should be happy about all of the Jonny Greenwood love in the comments or cry bc they’re all bots

[@KlassicLoL]

Do the comments get purged on this? Happy New Year

[@noseholekibi]

this scene is so beautiful 🥹🫶

[@marichristian1072]

I love this film. Bought the Blue Ray to savor all of the details.

[@lauraahargreaves7783]

This movie was so unique- loved it!

[@best4businesswrestling]

Greatest scene of all time.

[@TsarOfRuss]

No, now search "There will be blood- restaurant scene" you will see what masterpiece is ...lol same actor, and different movie

[@ggthewhale]

You see this comment in every movie clip video on youtube

[@cameracameras]

I was an extra in this scene and on camera for one hundredth of a second.

[@blankblank2370]

How was working with PTA? Did you get to interact with him?

[@cameracameras]

@@blankblank2370 No not directly but very interesting to watch how a movie is put together.

[@HBICTiff]

Wow, that’s so cool. Even if you’re barely in the film, your image is still stamped into it and it will last forever.

[@FreakyStyley1987]

I was there too man 👌 Blackpool Tower Ballroom

[@vicraulavila9755]

How was the direction if i can ask? Did every extra have a specific direction or just try to put everyone a party together?

[@BuckkyKatt886]

2:03 this is what social anxiety looks like, ppl think its just nervousness, no it can be debilitating, i have stood there just like that many times fighting the voices in my head, i win more these days but pls understand what it can mean for someone

[@kristin4840]

This was an amazing movie

[@pegleg2959]

That party looks very fun.

[@ProduccionesWood]

I cry everytime i watch this scene and hear “Alma” in the background 🥲

[@RandomDudeOne]

One of the few movies where DDL used his actual voice.

[@benjaminwatson4865]

it's his natural accent, not his actual voice

[@anam1097]

@@benjaminwatson4865exactly his voice is a bit whine on this film actually

[@pinkparis]

His real voice is a bit lower I think and less breathy

[@eileenhetherington3704]

​@@pinkparis He is a consummate actor. He changes his voice to suit the role.

[@AnnaKhKem]

The water in the glasses miraculously turns to red wine. 👍👍👍

[@walterroberts2861]

Possibly A Combination Of Two Cultures; Interwoven; Undecided; However-Pulled Together By His Strings and His Cutting Of The Fabriques! An Atmosphere; He Creates; And Must Challenge Them Both; In Order That He Becomes Invincible; Even When She Does The Deed; "Blessed; and 'Never Cursed!'"

[@JJ-nv6nl]

Jonny Greenwood's piece 'Alma' used in th.....oh shit I'm bot

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

she's the one, one, one and only, yours❤

[@joelvarela7785]

La mejor escena de la peli, gracias PTA por eso

[@monharris28]

Damn, I've never seen this movie but I will asap

[@MissLondon.born.1965]

Brilliant film

[@iosonoxkrxmovxi]

Perfect movie

[@affonsocordovil2932]

Wonderful

[@jackm7121]

Anyone have an ID on what is broadcasting on the radio in the background at the beginning quarter of scene?

[@pleblab]

sounds like the beginning to wish you were here by Pink Floyd

[@chell87100]

I miss her

[@nachonacho9011]

does anyone know what instrument is making the brooding music at the start of this clip?

[@WingZeroDuality]

I know what that feels like

[@nobodyowens8159]

Well i can relate to him .

[@franciscondon1902]

When i first saw this and he comes to the party, i was like 'Oh good he's finally letting go and being a normal person even if its for just one night.' Then when you realise he isn't going to do that.

[@Beyou0120]

Can you tell what this is about? And what exactly this movie depicts in short? Please thanks

[@denisefreitas6727]

Great scene.

[@익명-m7m8h]

why cut next scene?😢

[@matteobocchialini4173]

what a fucking masterpiece of a movie.

[@gandalf0987]

You need help

[@sabrosso1]

Mood

[@ladyGZSeChu]

this was a great film but I don’t remember anything from it

[@rendroaryo5387]

Beautiful in silence

[@walterroberts2861]

This is A Very Good Scene of The Movie; I Believe That They Argue; Or; Again He Argues; And...

[@Cyn12345]

❤

[@christopherxiong]

No matter how strong you are, a woman will always break you.

[@eileenhetherington3704]

Nope. Not always.

[@calldwnthesky6495]

are they gonna fuckin break dance ?

[@A.M......]

Jonny Greenwood’s piece ‘Alma’ used in this scene is seriously one of the best pieces of musical score of the century so far. Everything about this scene is perfect

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

🎉🎈take good care for auld forgettings be frigate and freighted as a caterpillars collapsing atavism in ataraxy waxes plainly like the fantastic twist in the coconut u remember reynolds, wouldnt she go to 😢

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

abandonado

[@naylalector721]

:)

[@JustAnotherBlader]

I love cinema but I’m tired of stories about romance and finding love. Gag. Marriage Story was the last and best relationship movie I care to see. I want to see movies about the opposite of romance, if that makes any sense. Something about rejecting personal connections.

[@ginalley]

probably because thats a bad philosophy, literally the whole movie is about this. But I would check out wong kar wai and his movies such as in the mood for love and fallen angels which don't have a very rosey view on romance (he still suggests its important but its messy)

[@生き甲斐-z5h]

​@@ginalley uhhh all of the above suck.... try mysterious skin, farewell my concubine, certain women, blue valentine, the age of innocence, the end of the affair, hannibal

[@SN-sz7kw]

This move is not that. It’s also based on a real person who was, psychologically, extremely complicated.

[@DanielWhite-v4e]

dour du mi dunkin chrasms glarfindeadlier chrasms and mere discrepancy garnering Zirconia until the kerrs krumholtz.

[@vinm300]

It looks awfully pretentious.

[@ginalley]

happy new year

[@briangonnet4]

happy new year

[@TheKidTheArchon]

It's much better than you think.

[@michaeldonovan4793]

What a disappointing way for a great film career to end..Daniel Day Lewis...Out with a whimper not a bang...

[@pam0626]

I disagree 1000%. How fitting that DDL’s last film was a story set in England about an artistic genius who finds true love. The symmetry of this story against his real life is sublime. Paul Thomas Anderson wrote him the perfect swan song.

[@pinkparis]

Boy you couldn't be more wrong. It ended with poetry. Perhaps a poem about HIM.

[@SN-sz7kw]

It’s a magnificent move.

[@eileenhetherington3704]

Oh well. Not everyone can appreciate a masterpiece when they see it.

[@HelpMeFindTheseSongs]

What was the point of this scene?? He confronts her at the party, says nothing, and they leave. Okay, and? What am I missing??

[@SN-sz7kw]

Watch the movie. But you might miss the meaning. It’s based on a real person.

[@pegleg2959]

That party looks very fun.

[@cesarnavarrete248]

Jonny Greenwood’s piece ‘Alma’ used in this scene is seriously one of the best pieces of musical score of the century so far. Everything about this scene is perfect.

[@lauren-om7qj]

Jonny Greenwood’s piece ‘Alma’ used in this scene is seriously one of the best pieces of musical score of the century so far. Everything about this scene is perfect.