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Title: Tedious
Review: The performance by Daniel Day-Lewis is indeed Oscar worthy, as was his performance as Bill the Butcher in "Gangs of New York." I say this because the two seem to be one-and-the-same, down to the bushy mustache. At times, this movie was tedious, and I wanted it to "get going." Scenes seemed to be thrown in for no reason (witness Plainview and his son in the dining room/bar when the movers and shakers from Union Oil walk in--everything said here was said in a previous scene between Plainview and the Union Oil big-wigs.) And the ending made no sense--just because his son wanted to strike out on his own, he goes nuts and calls him every name in the book. What happened in the "skipped" 16 years to cause this estrangement? And no clear explanation was given why Eli Sunday deserved to be bludgeoned to death in the final scene. Infinitely better than "No Country for Old Men" but still a disappointment.
