Paul Thomas Anderson | Creating Romance With Camera
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- How could you use the camera to foreshadow and explain the essentials of your film? Here's one of my favourite scenes from Phantom Thread, directed by one of my favourite directors, Paul Thomas Anderson, to explain.
And yes, it's definitely an overanalysis, but on purpose, for the sake of the topic at hand. Doesn't make it any less romantic. Enjoy.
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Timestamp
0:00 The Scene
0:42 The Goal
1:10 The Characters
2:05 Cinematography
2:35 The Master
4:08 Phantom Thread
8:15 The Punchline
8:58 Thank You - Фільми й анімація
Thanks for watching. Such a beautiful film.
Take this as a creative inspiration, not an answer.
But didn't expect this scene did you? Should I do part two? What's YOUR favourite scene?
Thanks for your beautifully detailed analysis. I'm glad you spent so much time comparing it to The Master, they're very similar films in terms of their domineering central figures being unable to temper the fierce individulism of their supposed subordinates (Alma & Freddie). I'd love to hear your thoughts on the "Asparagus" scene in Phantom Thread. It's my favourite moment from any PTA movie. Vicky Krieps in particular is magnificent, more than holding her own against DDL. There's almost a real life underdog dynamic at play in those films where the support actors often steal the thunder from the lead actors. Similarly Joaquin Phoenix for me, especially in The Master's Auditing scene, completely took my attention away from Philip Seymour Hoffman's performance.
I swear I have done that lipstick (or sometimes eyes, cheeks, etc.) Wipe down on a date... always saying something similar to the "ahhh... THERE you are!" .
I cannot stand too much lipstick; so much worse in present day... Some chick's cake it on like a 🤡 and especially when I know they are gorgeous SANS all that FAUXness!
Punch-Drunk Love makes me cry every time, such an underrated masterpiece. The same goes for the Master
I think this may be my second favorite PTA and I also love that scene. I think when it was first released, I heard a lot of some people feeling as if Alma was one note and without agency.
But she wrote him the note! She had no way of knowing he'd ask her to dinner. She was a step ahead of him in every way. That's why I love Alma as a character and think Krieps does an amazing job bringing the character to life.
lining up you saying "sausages" on top of the movie line was just a masterful move
Not the scene I expected, but loved this nonetheless! The detail you noticed about Alma's entries and exits, and their effect on Reynolds is awesome because, like you mentioned, it adds so much depth to his character. The idea that his cold demeanor comes from a need for acceptance and protection is so much more enticing - and sets up their relationship for the rest of the film.
Awesome work as always man, never disappointed by what you create :)
Well thank you very much my friend! The point was to challenge ourselves with new setups and angles to tell a story that a dialogue can't, so I'm glad it's been taken with the grain of salt and digested smoothly ;)
@@SpikimaMovies Love that attention to detail - I always find myself scrutinizing the periphery of the frame as well as what the directors want us to focus on - they're both parts that contribute to the whole.
You're very welcome!
PTA has an enormous skill for displaying emotion. Personally, when reading the title of the video, I thought of the ouija board scene in "Inherent Vice". It's so nostalgic and romantic and the camera makes a point of showing the intense, yet simple, way that love can touch us and leave a mark that lasts forever. It seemed weightless and fresh, and I've never experienced a director managing to do that quite in the same way as him.
I'm always gonna be obsessed with this film. Their seemingly perverted relationship worked so well as Alma slowly breaking Reynold's shield down. She lets him know that she see who he truly is from the start and that disturbed him, but he also love her the more for it. The direction in this film made these trainsition convincing.
My favorite P. T. Anderson film! Can’t wait for part 2. This film makes me think of the quote. “By proving contraries, truth is made manifest.” They are so opposite from each other but in the moments when they able to to connect and be one it’s beautiful. I think my favorite scene that shows this is when they dance together at the New Years party.
Great video as always!!
yess really appreciate if you do the part 2 🙏
Hi! Yes, I hope the second part to the end. Go ahead. I saw TPT twise and love this film. Congrats! 💜
very nice
This was great. Thanks! Looking forward for part 2.
Perfect analysis. I love this movie.
I haven’t heard of this director before but now I want to see their work!
He's great! Would recommend checking out Boogie Nights, There Will Be Blood or Punch-Drunk Love first
Thank you for another brilliant video 😭😭😭
Pleasure :) Thanks for watching always!
Great video!!! I really enjoyed it and look forward to more!
Really loving the edits you made for this video!!
sooooo romantic mood through soooo profound analysis of the scene.
The atmosphere between two is so well expressed in the sophisticated direction of the scene
맨날 영상 올라오자마자 설레서 들어왔다가 절망하고 한글자막 나올때까지 애타게 기다립니다ㅋㅋ
아이고 죄송합니다 ㅠㅠ 이번엔 스케쥴링이 많이 안맞았네요. 곧 올라갈 예정입니다 :)
Wow nice 😲
never apologize for overanalysis it's what I watch your content for! :D
Is that a compliment? Overanalyzing is never a good thing.
It's a compliment. I love things that I don't usually notice being talked about that add layer to a film.
great video dude i like ur voice and ur editing style :D
This is BEAUTIFUL! Phantom Thread is one of my favorite films and you’re making me appreciate it even more than I already do.
이런 카메라 구도,앵글 분석 영상 너무 좋네요!
역시 좋은 영화는 분석할 수록 대단한 디테일들이 발견되는거 같습니다. 촬영감독남과 감독님들은 이런 사소한 부분들까지 생각하면서 영화를 만든다는 게 참 대단하다고 느껴지네요. Master, There will be blood, Magnolia처럼 정말 좋은 영화들이 많지만 저는 Phantom Thread가 가장 마음에 들었던거 같아요.
영상 너무 잘 봤습니다. 한글 자막도 너무 감사합니다!!
저도 phantom thread에 이상하게 정이가더라고요.. 좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다 ! 파트 2도 기대해주세요 ㅎㅎ
love this film, and i love you Spikima! thank you for your hard work and amazing art that you are always bringing!
PTA and Jonny Greenwood are an amazing pairing. They always bring out the best in each other and Daniel Day-Lewis just ties the whole film together beautifully. Great video as always.
Honestly I feel blessed to be in a timeline where they found each other.
이영화 삭제씬 중에 알프스 산맥 배경으로 호수 위의 보트에 나란히 앉아있는 씬 보고 낭만도 이런 낭만이 없구나 싶어서 폰에 따로 저장해놨었는데 dp가 pta였다니..로마의 쿠아론도 그렇고 욕심이 많아야 천재 소리를 듣나봅니다 ㅎㅎ
The Master is sucha beautiful film about conditional/unconditional love
Fucking perfect video man. Loved it.
'Phantom Thread' is my favourite movie of all time. I just adore everything about it.
I was about to watch this video and saw 810 views with 81 likes with no dislikes, i was pretty surprised!
by the end, i refreshed the video and saw 2,130 views with 213 likes again with no dislikes!!
i didn't dare to like the video coz of that! can we appreciate this and continue along
I would appreciate this if all my buddies can do that, although 10% not that great number XD
Wonderful commentary. I’m enjoying your channel. I love that you did two on PTA!
Just like in most P.T. Anderson films, I didn't expect that... thanx!!!
The master and phantom thread are my two favorite Paul Thomas Anderson films. This is just me, but I've always struggled with Daniel Day-Lewis films because I always find that the films themselves are never as Good as the actual performances that he gives, and phantom thread for me ironically as his last movie, was finally the film that actually lived up to his brilliant performance and every other aspect around that film just ended up being phenomenal as well.
There will be blood is a masterpiece
@@Nightcrawler77 honestly for me, there were quite a lot of movies in 2007 that I not only thought were Superior to there will be blood but I actually prefer the master, phantom thread, magnolia and inherent vice when it comes to Paul Thomas Andersons filmography
@@highwind1991 for me
1. The Master
2. There will be blood
3. Magnolia
4. Boogie Nights
5. Phantom Thread
I need to rewatch Inherent Vice
you got me crying in the middle of the day.....fk u PTA for making such a Masterpiece
Oh!👍
:)
DDL is the greatest actor EVER!!
Outstanding! Inspiring!
Punch drunk love is one of my favourite films of all time
Yay!
HI love your videos! Can you at some point in the future analyse some of lee chang-dongs older movies? maybe peppermint candy or secret sunshine. That´d be awesome
Oh I definitely would love to touch on his older films one day! We'll see!
My favorite Director.
Phantom Thread is legilty pretty.
Wtf I just watched phantom thread the other day
I'm watching you.
@@SpikimaMovies TRUE
Would you be interested in making a video about Suspiria (2018) I think you could make a great commentary video about it. It's a unique movie and very much like Ari Aster's films at the same time.
이렇게 좋은 영상을 한국어 자막으로 볼 수 있어서 다행입니다. 한국어 자막 달아주셔서 감사합니다 -:)
재밌게 봐주셔서 감사합니다 :)
What about breaking the 180 rule at 6:30?
오우 아유 코리안?! 땡큐소머치포비디오♥
视听语言的魅力！
Very nice! But please ease up on the lens flair, it’s distracting.
Ok, I’ve seen quite few of your video essays. After some deliberation, I’ve subscribed to your channel. Now I must say, it’s been the analysis on Korean movies that has mostly drawn me to your channel. Please stay true.
Great essay. Maybe tone down the feux visual effects. They are distracting.
Please Watch True Detective Season 1 😞