"Blood is Coming"
Blood Is Coming is directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and directed by Daniel Day-Lewis, Paul Dano, Dillon Fraser, Kevin Lee and Leonard. Historical drama film co-starring J. O'Connor and Seren Sid.
Oil! 》（oil！ upton Sinclair's 1927 novel. is a left-wing political novel that delves deep into the crude oil industry. Looking at the old spicy and wide harmony of the world, the rise and fall of the characters in the torrent of changes in the world is a major feature of this book.
The film tells the story of the turn of the century in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, when the oilfield industry on the West Coast of the United States was booming, and a driller, Daniel Plainview, discovered a large oil field and became a huge rich man ever since.
In September 2019, the film was selected as "100 Best Films of the 21st Century" by the British newspaper "The Guardian", ranking first.
It was a desolate frontier that was very inflammatory, and at the turn of the century, California was about to enter an era of prosperity due to oil extraction. We will follow in the footsteps of Daniel Plainview, whose colorful experience is a political epitome of the oil age.
Daniel turned out to be a miner in a silver mine, and he was poor and had a slim future, and he broke his leg in an accident. Daniel, who decided to give it a go, was accidentally informed of a secret message, that is, there was a small town in the western United States, where the land was constantly seeping oil out of the ground.
Daniel sold his property and took his son H. W set off for the small town, almost covered in dust and loess, and seized what might be the last chance for him. Luckily, Daniel and H. W saw the timing, and their luck and wealth accumulated exponentially at an incredible rate, and their social status soared rapidly.
However, as he became more and more successful, Daniel's soul began to be missing, and he became a business liar who did everything he could. It took a full 29 years for Daniel to finally fulfill his grand ambition to become a rich man and become an oil tycoon, but he also began to lose some of the most basic qualities of human nature, such as love, hope, community, faith and ambition, and even endangered his relationship with H. The father-son relationship between W, and the culprit of all this, is the oil that represents depravity and deception, rolling.
When evil rises, a charismatic missionary, symbolizing purity and faith, Ely Sandy, also enters this decaying land, and a clash between wealth, industry, and religious holiness and loyalty begins...
If wealthy entrepreneurs are the kind of tricksters, missionaries are more like some kind of schemers, and when contradictions are constantly intensifying, even the most morally unclear delineations are incredibly convincing.
It's a family epic of an oil tycoon that shows greed, corruption, and the pursuit of the American dream, and the New York Times summed up the film in this sentence: "Anderson's film is not the American dream, it is the American nightmare, and the audience will follow the film into a fiery hell, where everyone will be boiled and cursed." To some extent, "Blood Is Coming" is not only a personal epic, it is also a microcosm of the history of the development of the West and even the history of the founding of the United States of America, and it is also the epitome of the history of soul transformation that condenses the rapid rise and rapid disintegration of every individual, entity and country.
Oil, the original sin of the United States, has now become almost the nightmare of the century that plagues the entire human race, and the political films of the American film industry in 2007 are all related to this, either exploring the behind-the-scenes peace between politics and the media ("The Lion's Mouth"), or delving into the ruthless ravages of national interests on individual interests ("Decisive Battle of Ela Valley", "Extradition"), or thinking about the great harm caused by racial hatred to the emotional community across regions ("The Kite Chaser", "The King"), and only "Blood is Coming". It is to point the spearhead directly at the source of capitalist evil, to find clues in the era when this evil sows the seeds - to question the value of irrational religion upwards, to explore downwards the responsibility of capitalist economic development for the annihilation of human nature, and to hover in the middle is a deep reflection on the value of human existence.
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