Phantom Thread (2017) - Back to Where You Came From Scene (5/10) | Movieclips
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- Phantom Thread - Back to Where You Came From: Alma's (Vicky Krieps) surprise dinner for Reynolds (Daniel Day-Lewis) goes downhill.
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Renowned dressmaker Reynolds Woodcock and his sister Cyril are at the center of British fashion in 1950s London -- dressing royalty, movie stars, heiresses, socialites and debutantes. Women come and go in Woodcock's life, providing the confirmed bachelor with inspiration and companionship. His carefully tailored existence soon gets disrupted by Alma, a young and strong-willed woman who becomes his muse and lover.
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Cast: Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
Producer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Screewriter: Paul Thomas Anderson
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Vicky Krieps was robbed of an Oscar nomination. It takes a great actor to go toe-to-toe with Daniel Day-Lewis. I hope she has a fantastic career.
Heck she deserved to win an Oscar for her performance, especially for this scene.
I was thinking the same thing
Diego Pisfil idk about that. She’s great here but mcdormand was insanely good in three billboards
I was thinking the same she's wonderful
So was Sylvia Hoeks for Blade Runner 2049.
"Right now I'm admiring my gallantry for eating it the way you've prepared it."
How was this script not nominated for an Oscar?
The Oscars nominated black panther for best picture over infinity war
@windydonutz And this year, The Favorite got robbed smh. I don't understand why I bother watching the Oscars
@@Jacob-ir6zi dude BP is miles ahead of infinity war
all false
@@fafofafin Oh pleased just STFU. Black Panther is the most overrated movie of all time. Pretty much any of the Marvel movies except Thor I & II are better. I mean, none of these movies are Oscar material, but my point was, BP is not even the best Marvel movie, much less movie of the year or whatever nonsense the media is pushing.
The way they interrupt each other Is very realistic. Fantastic acting
Also, the art of editing this.. it's amazing
Legends say that this wasn't scripted
Vicky made DDL an asparagus and he didn't like it
The director thought it is great and shooted it and edited it in the final cut
It's also the director too.
Vicky Krieps is so good here. I always love that moment when she starts going "Yes, mister! No, madam! Yes..." and then just can't think of anything so just makes some annoyed noise. It feels so true to an actual argument, it's so well performed.
Because it was true, it was not written. She added it spontaneously and referred to the set and the actor Daniel. When she talks about "walls" etc. she meant Daniel's way of acting, always well focused and inside the character.
Definitely there was a real and emotional component.
(She revealed this during an interview)
I found it so authentic too. To me, she perfectly embodied the frustration of a person arguing in a second or third language. To have personally experienced it, she was so believable.
This is how people argue in real life
That's why it's brilliant
This is why this is a brilliant movie. It's very believable
Anyone who has gotten into an argument with a partner knows this is how it can get where you're just saying stupid things and mock each other with silly voices, it really escalates believably.
No they don’t, this is just a movie fool
"that is my life that you are describing"
Looking at the asparagus with the butter:
"I like to think of myself as an oil man"
I understood that reference.
😂😂😂
got me giggle like an ape
I run a family business.
@Paul thank you 😂. I was astonished that noone had come up with this obvious comment before me.
Can I say something? This scene is very realistic! The way she confuses her words and her reactions are like she is not in a movie. Same with Daniel day Lewis
den 32 Exactly what I thought the first time I saw this film. Credit to the PTA for his beautiful lighting, screenplay and directing. And obviously for the brilliant way these two are acting.
F7 yes! Although I found the movie boring in some parts, it so well directed and the acting is so good that the final impression is that I saw a good movie
its because they are improvising here
Yes dear, that's the point of being an actor find the truth in the scene without overacting or faking. Mr. Daniel Lewis and Miss. Vicky Krieps accomplished it.
den 32 exactly irl that what’s happens when you’re angry and frustrated
It makes me sad that a lot of people out in the world probably assume this is a dull Oscar bait movie. This movie is so great, funny, and weird. This is one of the best scenes from 2017.
Colson Rich most of those people are instead watching dull superhero movies with cliche writing
I think this movie and the soundtrack is a master piece
Most people in the world have no idea that there's such a thing as Oscar bait movies.
Plenty of Americans have no idea about it either. Let alone foreigners.
Brilliant film. I loved it. People just got used to Daniel Day Lewis acting in films where he's over the top with costumes and accents, usually murdering people. In this film he's so...terse and crisp, precise. Vicky is like a chiropractor, wrenching, and twisting, stretching her screen partner. I was entranced by the tension and the release, the cracking of spine and joints.
Same. In my opinion The Master was a bait movie, this one is a quiet gem, a masterpiece.
i love how alma stutters over her words, can't complete all her sentences, and resorts to making sound effects instead. it's so real and natural. one of the best "fight" scenes in cinema and easily the most well-acted.
Love that touch. Because when you’re that angry sometimes you just can’t properly talk and start to stutter and can’t find the right words. This scene was amazing
"Admiring my gallantry" and "Where is your gun" is so perfect and hilarious.
With Love, Thomas
Behind enemy lines...
You can’t even see Daniel Plainview in this performance, he has completely transformed. Unlike other actors where you spot the same expressions they use with different characters, Lewis is incredible.
Seriously, every time I watch There Will Be Blood I can barely see Daniel Day-Lewis in there. It's weird.
David Longoria the same with Joaquin Phoenix.
I totally agree..
He can switch and submerge himself in a character so much you'll never see it in any other performance after it
its not like he made only Daniel Plainview
windydonutz “im going to teach you to speak English with this f*cking knife” lol. Gosh that has to be one of the greatest threats ever.
This is what happens when a lonely man, is suddenly not alone anymore
Brilliant comment, need to write this one down
VERY true this one rung true
He thought love was a curse but really he was making it a curse
You are one hundred percent right. This happened to me. I was alone for years and years and got use to myself, then when I suddenly was not alone, I came off cold and distant and I didn't understand how to share my life with someone else. It's true - if a person is alone for too long, they forget how to be in a relationship. It's nearly impossible to make one work.
He says "this is an ambush Alma, why", he's saying his life has been ambushed but he took her from small town to his life, his struggles are deep.
I know it's a serious scene but I cracked up in the theatre when he asked her if she had a gun lol
I think that's normal! This scene has me dying laughing, but knowing PT Anderson and his style, I think it's supposed to be funny. He has a bizarrely dry sense of humor and it's especially present in this film.
So did I, exactly at that moment
I rewatched this with a big smile on my face throughout. I don't know why, probably because it's that good.
It’s not a serious scene at all.
I think the first viewing is a bit serious seeming. Subsequent viewings turn out to be very funny!
It’s not often Daniel Day Lewis gets upstaged in a scene, but that woman’s performance drove this scene.
I very well may agree. It's a tough call, though. I think a big part of it is that her character is more relatable (to most people) than Daniel's.
Vicki Krieps.
First of all, DDL doesn't get upstaged. That broad just tore it up. He played his role, harnessed his ego n let her boogie. Great scene
I'VE ABANDONED MY ASPARAGUS !!!!!!!!
BIG SEXY. Goat
I. Eat. Your. MUSHROOMS!!!
I like to think of myself as an Asparagus man
@@valentina5885 I EAT THEM UP!!!
... I’m 6 months late on this comment and I’m now in the darkness of my bedroom laughing
It pains me to see everyone in the comments saying they didn't see it. When I saw it in January, I literally wheezed from all the sick burns in this movie. People complain that it's "boring" but it's so well acted and nuanced and pretty hilarious and dark at times. Give it a watch.
I always roll my eyes when people say a movie is boring. Movies like these are so immense with their scripts, the dialogue and acting is intense and realistic, idk how anyone who has a brain can say it's not interesting.
Whenever she made too much noise.🤣
This is what great cinema is all about.
If that's all you see, then it's your loss.
Just because you're stupid doesn't mean everyone around you is pretentious.
Oh really? Do you know what it means?
degree7 Ironically, it’s the people who see a simple comment about great cinema and cry “pretentious”, who are pretentious.
@@Neuroneos You cast iron clown.
Vicky Krieps shouldve gotten a nomination
+Mohd Amerul Aidil She's not. She's amazing.
She da best
amen
She looks like Miles Teller tho
@@luizspindola lmao yeah, just a little bit
One of the best arguments I've ever seen in film. Especially near the end, her "loss for words" is amazing. I am pretty sure they improvised a lot here.
The only flaw of the scene is you can tell it's improvised acting.
'Admiring my own gallantry...' best line I've ever heard haha
I looked up the definition. Its hilarious.
i read the script with this scene playing in the background so i could read along the lines… half of this was improvised by vicky and daniel just went along with it and it still was an amazing scene… the end of the argument was pure improv… in the script it ended when reynolds asks if she has a gun lol. this movie has so many things to look into i will never get enough of this i love it so much
Thanks for sharing!
Her acting is phenomenal. The line delivery of "yes this is your house, of course it's your house" is perfection 3:24
Yes miss yes sir😂😂😂I don't know but I find this scene hiilarious😂😂brilliant acting by both of them
what an acting masterclass
"Yes, mister! No, madam!" "Yes, uh... vu-vu-poo!" hahahahaha so cute
That was improvised, and it was brilliant. They just let the discussion flow naturally.
I want to use his line at some point in my life, “I’m admiring my gallantry..” that made me cry with laughter
Had no idea how funny this movie is. The lady is so perfectly stupid and accurate.
Are you a secret agent sent here to ruin my evening and possibly my entire life?
amazing
I feel as if Paul Dano and Vicky Krieps have been the only two actors to consistently match Daniel Day Lewis while In the same film as him
@Ravi kumar Nope Vickey Kripes was better than DDL in Phantom thread.
Vicky Krieps was the best thing is the movie, and I love this movie to bits.
I loved Vicky Krieps in this film she indeed towers in it. She deserved much more fanfare. I will contest though that Daniel Day Lewis is upstaged EVER. I think it comes down to what every GREAT actor is trained to do but few accomplish; which is to let your screen partner shine. It's the finest skill an actor can master.
mostly because of PTAs understanding of power dynamics i think
@@aakarshmayank4117 i disagree. they showed what was asked of them ... Daniel was asked not for a lead character per se, but a obssesive, creative and "infantile" man who is obliged to adapt and mold himself to this woman.
this is when i realized that this movie is a comedy, i couldn't help myself from laughing. such a great movie.
PTA always has some comedy in his movie, same with Kubrick/Lynch/Fellini as well as other great directors.
Give me an example of one funny moment in this scene
the dialogue itself?
Jordannadroj20 where is your gun? Show me your gun!
I'VE ABANDONED MY CHILD! oh, wait...
“Well that’s very predictable of you.”
Perfectly delivered by Vicky Krieps.
So realistic that it's uncomfortable. Feels like I'm watching a couple fight from hidden cameras.
Holy hell. I'm sorry to say I haven't seen this movie yet, but this writing is incredible. Absolutely incredible.
I agree. I love great films with great writing. Extremely rare in movies
Have you since seen it?
They purposely show how childish he is because on the inside, he’s still a child who can’t move on until he get’s what he’s always desired, a mother. Now he doesn’t want Alma to be his mom in some sick way. He simply wants someone to hold him, caress his hair, tend for him. He’s worked hard all his life. As he said to Alma “I feel like I’ve been looking for you all my life”. He wants her to be the one who breaks him out of his routine, out of his rules, out of this lifestyle he’s trapped himself into. And Alma can see it. You can see she’s arguing with him, poking him with the butter asparagus, and yelling but not getting too aggressive because she’s thinking long term. Don’t get him too mad, just slowly push him out of his shell.
You are correct and incorrect at the same time. Bloke is true - it his household and his way of living, you don't like it, get back where you came from. Having seen the film twice we know she will remain and poison him for her own good. And his also.
Great analysis
What in the world
Dying at this scene. It shows how dumb and annoying the lady is.
@@trple2 oh ok. He’s a narcissist. She’s the crazy one. Of course. Haha. But agreed she should have left.
This is some of the best acting I've ever seen and it's such an underrated film. It bugs me that so many people showed little interest in seeing it cause it "looked weird and boring". To me this is true cinema.
Shane Watts preach
Paul Thomas Anderson..Boogie Nights Always
Bergman must be watching this scene from the heavens and saying:
"Paul, my boy, I'm proud of you."
Salman Zaki I was just telling a friend of mine that no other director makes me feel like I do when watching his movies. Not Nolan, not Scorsese. But I paused and said, Bergman is probably the closest thing I’ve felt in terms of similar emotional experience.
Exactly what I was thinking
I loved how realistic this scene was. Like the argument sounds so sincerely petty. I’ve definitely had a fight like this.
He's so pathetic and so arrogant, and she's so open and realistic. Beautiful acting from them both. A wonderful film.
lol she is open and realistic? Okay.
context: she did know about the asparagus. they're both pathetic and childish.
@@cindytwo3260 She ain't as childish as this guy who wants to argue with everyone
Clearly he hit a nerve?
Wouldn't describe him as "pathetic"
This is exactly my sister and her husband argues in real life. Although they love each other very much. My God this scene is so brilliant.
Definitely true to life from my perspective.
she reminds me of Meryl Streep
"Do you have gun ? You here to kill me ? Do you have a gun ? Where's your gun ? Where's your gun ? Show me your gun. I don't playing a game. What game am I playing ? What game ? What precisely is the nature of my game ?"
These lines and how Daniel Day Lewis delivers it. It's just outstanding.
The subtlety with which DDL goes from slightly giving in and then going right back to nastiness in this exact moment 3:11-3:14 is nothing short of brilliant.
Vicky Krieps is a powerhouse every bit as formidable and capable as Daniel.
Brilliant cinematic performances by both.
Absolutely brilliant movie. There’s so many subtly funny moments too. It goes from elegant, to humorous, to uncomfortable, to mildly unsettled. Incredible film.
she drives that argument and DDL delivers.
Deserved a Best Original Screenplay Nomination.
'Are you a special agent sent here to ruin my evening and possibly my entire life?'
For some reason I just love that quote. Its so absurd but said with such conviction.
The fact that Vicky was able to go toe to toe with Daniel is an achievement in itself!
If I don't protect myself, someone will come in the night and take over my corner of the room, lol it shows how even now his sister is still in his mind in his relationships
2016: La La Land
2017: Phantom Thread
I hope 2018 has a movie with a great dinner date scene.
incredibles 2 DEFINATELY
The fact that this film was shot without a cinematographer is beyond cinema technique. Anderson really showed how technical all directors should be.
I love how darkly hilarious this movie is. This scene is very upsetting and tense, and yet the repeated "where's your gun" had me laughing out loud. Love this movie so much.
milkshakes are one thing.. but BUTTER!
Passive aggressiveness at its best
Daniel Day Lewis was robbed of his oscar.
Vicky Krieps was robbed of the nomination
Cisco Blue I would have taken out Denzel Washington or Daniel Kaluuya and replace them with DDL. Roman J Israel was a misfire of a movie.
Umm, DDL WAS nominated alongside Denzel and Kaluuya.. he just didn't win.
Did you not watch Darkest Hour??
Maybe, but he has three already, so I think he'll live dude. Besides Gary Oldman was long overdue
DDL is one of the few actors who'll be remembered even after 100 years
I'm 21 and don't recall how I came across this film, but the Artistry in the acting, and story-telling meld together seamlessly. I don't typically watch movies of this genre, but would easily put this top three on my all-time list.
How Pta can make asparagus so cinematic is beyond me
So nuanced. Probably his 2nd-3rd best performance. 100% shoulda won
Luke Ferraro I think it‘s his 5th best, My Left Foot, Gangs of New York, There Will Be Blood & Lincoln
Film Review German I’d have to say
1. Daniel Plainview
2. Bill the Butcher
3. Either Christy Brown or Reynolds Woodcock
4. Lincoln
5. John Proctor
6. Hawkeye
(Haven’t seen In the Name of the Father yet)
Wait until you see In the Name of the Father, you'll change your rankings for sure.
He's such a child, its infuriating aha
no, she is.
@@lepetitchat123
They were both very obviously immature in their own ways... I suppose they deserved each other.
@@DesireeA842 she was way beyond immature lmao
He's lovely😍😍😍😍😍😍
They are both emotionally immature in their own respect, but both of them havent come to terms with the fact that the person sitting across the table isnt the person they have in their head. He's emotionally unavailable and she wants love and affection.
Simply put, they're a complete missmatch and havent realised it yet.
4:23 I laughed out loud in the theater, garnered questionable stares. 10/10 PTA
Best couple fight scene in film history. Script is brilliant and the acting even more so. Hats off to Vicky Krieps! How is she not more famous?
3:00 in the acting becomes really, really good.
Vicky Krieps went t2t with the greatest. Wonderful acting by both.
Asparagus has left chat.
I cracked when he said "i'm not playing a game. what game am i playing?". So good. This scene is sad, frustrating, and funny all at the same time.
Hes such a big baby🤣
I love this film
"What precisely is the nature of my game"
I dont know wht but this line sounded so much hilarius when i saw first time
This scene was so realistic and beautiful it’s unbelievable.
I am upset that Vicky Krieps is not given enough appreciation for her performance in this one. She has nailed it.
This scene is about much more than asparagus. It's about power- the raw power dynamic of the relationship. It's far from funny at any level.
What are you talking about?! It's about asparagus.
That's what I thought when I first watched it, but viewing it again I couldn't help but laugh. The comedy comes from the disjunct between the dark emotional interplay and the relatively silly ways they express it verbally. The tension between the two is what makes it such a great scene.
Mari Christian
She should have prepared the asparagus with asparagus-piss. Now that would have been funny.
It's about a lot more than asparagus. These two have history.
@Anushilan Dahal Having been married for many years, I know that may what seem funny and trivial to others is part of a long-standing power play. In the film, Alma decides to send away all of his allies (sister particularly) and plans a special dinner for the two of them. This makes Woodcock feel vulnerable- which brings out his petty, spiteful side. Not pretty or funny! Sorry you're bored.
A brilliant performance of a brilliant material, a real work of art. I watched this scene many many times - it's hilarious. Thanks to Daniel Day-Lewis and Vicky Krieps for giving us so much joy.
This scene made me crave for asparagus
H Kn this scene literally made me drive to the market buy asparagus and cook it... with butter 👍🏻 first time ever eating it
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this scene literally made me crave asparagus-free piss.
I actually started liking asparaguses after watching this movie
Dang good job to the actress who held up a scene with Daniel Day Lewis...I would imagine the pressure was overwhelming to sit across the table from him and have to keep up with his talent.
when he's doing the heavy lifting and the scene is scripted it's not that hard to play a dunce
The gun part is hilarious. Daniel Day Lewis is a legend!
This drives me crazy too when someone prepares a meal for me the way they know I don't like.
Exactly. You can real feel his pain. So good that this issue is finally being brought to the public.
razbigranicu
You obviously wouldn’t be able to admire your own gallantry!
So you're just ungrateful
Leslie Manville as Cyril was spot on too. Excellent cast all around.
we all know DDL's acting skills, probably the best male actor in the history of cinema, but I wanted to point out Vicky Krieps here, absolutely amazing, also speaking in a flawless English accent (shes from Luxembourg)
Doesn't her accent have a slight German/Austrian tinge? She has an excellent English accent, but if I am right, both DDL and Vicky Krieps have retained their respective original accents in this movie.
She does not sound English I'm sorry
Hes commitment phobic
Her acting is remarkable.
you can tell she either doesn't know her lines or is improvsing parts. it's too loose.
@@trple2might be a language thing but she still feels like a genuine character and humans when they argue, they tend to not be so concise on the spot
She's hurting, because he doesn't accept her being in love with him.
That's what I understand.
"Is it because you think I don't need you?"
"Yes-"
"I don't"
Bruhhhh lmao
This is happening in half the world's households during this Coronavirus madness.
somewhere there is a kid listening to his parents have an argument like this
Daniel day lewis is the g.o.a.t.!!!! The man is a legend 💞
Love this movie. Seen it 3 times and will see it again. Love how she handles it later. Clever girl. But playing the devil's advocate for a moment, Reynolds did tell her quite specifically that he did not like butter on his veg. ;-) Vicky's a fine actor with a long career ahead. He is, well, excellent.
The asparagus was only blanched. Butter was on the side. He could have added oil and salt if that's how he wanted it, but he chose to pour the butter on his plate. Also he does like butter on his vegetables just not too much butter.
This film is so underrated! The writing and acting is genius!
I don't think I've seen better acting than what Vicky Krieps delivers here.
I can't get enough of Daniel Day-Lewis screaming "MY TIME! MY TIME!"
This is literally the most realistic argument I’ve seen in a movie
DDL became, Oldman portrayed.
G0K3001 that is sooo true
Clarify this please, I don't think I agree.
@@maulcs he saying DDL embodies his characters and becomes them, Oldman just plays them. Which I disagree with
I dont see any Oldman in Darkest Hour. He became Churchill.
“do you have a gun” 😆
"Right now I'm just admiring my own gallantry..." wow.
I love this movie SO much. It blew my expectations out of the water. I thought it was going to be a snobby, fashion industry movie and I remember feeling disappointed because THAT was going to be DDL's final film. But I am so glad I gave it a watch. I bought it and will continue re-watching it. The scene at the end "kiss me my girl" had me screaming, such a wild, unexpected turn!
art both of them are amazing
is Paul T Anderson making a movie about his marriage.
One of the greatest acted scenes in film in quite some time. Such cat and mouse game.
From a brutal gang leader, to a dirty oil man, to a President, and now a sophisticated clean organized gentleman...
Daniel Day Lewis is really a maestro of perfection 👏🏻
*I watch this everyday*
What is truly amazing about Daniel De Lewis is how regardless of the role he plays you always have this sensation that when you're watching it that its so natural to the point where you can almost envision him that way In a way.
One of the best actors of all time!
Daniel Day-Lewis & PTA together are undefeated.
Have to come here after my father told me he didn't like so much the lunch I made today
😅
Caring for my father at the end of his life, I served asparagus soup one lunch. He silently, deliberately removed every piece of said asparagus from the soup before eating it. One did not argue with my father. This scene is especially triumphant
Once you start doing this to each other love is gone. All couples argue but how you argue, whether or not you really listen to each other or you just want to get your own way , whether there is respect or not, and most importantly whether you are mature enough to hold your own responsibility for your own role in the relationship or you just want the other to babysit you