• #92 – There Will Be Blood - The Magnificent Andersons #09

  • May 14 2020
  • Length: 1 hr and 19 mins
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#92 – There Will Be Blood - The Magnificent Andersons #09

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  • or: Get Them All Liquored Up And Take Them To The Peach Tree Dance

    The Dudes brew up some healthy competition within themselves to revisit Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2007 oil-drenched epic, There Will be Blood. They wield their best (read: horrible) Daniel Plainview impressions to tackle this tale of early 20th century individualism set against the building blocks of America – capitalism and religion. On this rewatch, do they discover that Daniel Day-Lewis actually turns in a weak and overwrought performance? (No.) Does PTA’s world view further isolate Jake from fully embracing his idiosyncratic visions? (🤷‍♀️) Does Peterson gush over this epic like a geyser of crude bursting from the ocean of oil under our feet? (Naturally.)

    CHAPTERS

    (00:06:13) – Review – There Will Be Blood

    (01:03:48) – Beer Pairing: Barrel Aged Bible Belt by Prairie Artisan Ales & Evil Twin Brewing

    “Shakin” – Beau Jennings & the Tigers

    (01:09:03) – Really Rad Recommendations


    RECOMMENDATIONS

    Peterson  – Daughters of the Dust

    Jacob  – Dirty Work

    Chris – Nuts!


    MUSIC

    Beau Jennings and the Tigers | Buy: iTunes, Amazon, Google Play


    LINKS & NOTES

    • WSaM Episode #74 – There Will Be Blood vs. No Country for Old Men
    • PTA on The Treatment for There Will Be Blood
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