There was, indeed, blood.
There Will Be Blood tells a captivating story about dualities. Jumping through time at the turn of the 20th century, Daniel Plainview’s journey mirrors that of American enterprise, rotten to the core with the desire to assimilate everything and everyone into an ever-growing hoard, a concept that is repeatedly put at odds with Eli/Paul Sunday’s devout and righteous fervor that captivated humankind for centuries before the Industrial Revolution, when man became disillusioned with faith and Sunday sold…
