Paul Thomas Anderson | Crafting The Perfect Scene

Everything from costume design, set design, lighting, and even the score works together to create one beautiful scene like this one here. This is my favourite scene from Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread and why it became my favourite.

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Extra Credits:

Timestamp
0:00 Introduction
0:34 PTA
2:00 First 30 Min
3:20 Dynamics
4:10 Purpose
4:47 Mother Alma
5:30 Post Marriage
6:30 The Scene
6:55 i. The Dress
7:42 ii. The Cinematography
8:57 iii. The Sound
10:50 Predestination
12:30 The Bedroom
13:03 iv. Phantom Thread
14:10 Thank you

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[SpikimaMovies]

Phantom Thread the most uniquely romantic film ever. What film do YOU find romantic?

[uphillracer]

At first I felt I didn’t like the film because I didn’t like how it made me feel. But it was the subtle power of the film. It makes me nauseous. I love it.

[crushedlittlestars]

This film portrays the complexity of human relationships in a way I have never seen before or since

[toxbox]

These video essays are unrivaled, I wish the channel had more attention to it.

[GMoneyChuck]

It's getting harder to deny that this is my favorite movie of all time.

[graysonsmith]

This scene hypnotized me when I first watched the movie and it's so cool to see someone talk about it. Love all of your content my man.

[ayubnor]

Jonny Greenwood's score is magnificent.

[derekegenti]

I love this movie so much because not only does Alma love and understand Reynolds, probably more than any woman he'd ever had, but she understands the value she brings to his life and does not, at any point, fail to demand to be treated with the same respect and loyalty.

[originaozz]

I'm obsessed with this film ever since I first saw it in cinema; at first it angered me, baffled me, then intrigued me, and redefined how I think love should be to how it could be right in different ways.
The breakdown of that pivotal scene was so beautiful, you captured the film essence and I truly think your one of the best channel out there!

[janec]

This is one of my all time favorite movies and I’ve been dying for someone to make any kind of decent analysis of it!!!! Thank you so much for being the one to do it.

[rowanc]

'Phantom Thread' is my favourite movie of all time. I just adore everything about it.

[acriticwithoutacause]

when I think Phantom Thread I come to that scene too & so did PTA when in the last scene in Alma's imagination they were back at this place.

[davidmeneses]

Maybe my favorite film of PTA. You're analysis it's great. I wanna watch it again.

[macareuxmoine]

I think there is one detail that you didn’t mention: before Reynolds finds Alma and grabs her by the wrist to leave there had also been a bit of a stir in the crowd and Alma had left it. She didn’t seem to feel completely happy in the crowd, somehow a little displaced even though she had wanted to be there. Also her dress doesn’t seem to fit the occasion. Maybe she also must realize she doesn’t belong in that world anymore either.

[shamblepants]

Thank you so much - I had not heard of this movie, but now it's on the "see it NOW" list.

Your video essays are simply beautiful.

[bab_ouch]

I love this film so much, i find it almost addictive. The way those characters feel about each others reflects in the relationship between the movie and the spectators.

[cempakaharum]

Hey. I just want to say thank you for this great channel. You did an amazing work here.
Most channel will just review on over-hyped not-so-good film. But you, you know your stuff.
I'm glad i found this channel. 💕

[jamessimon]

Yes! No one ever points to this scene. Its sublime.

[jimmydork]

I’m a Red Letter Media super fan. I love what they do. Then YT recommended your content. There’s an addicting simplicity to what you do, vs channels equally valuable like RLM. Please keep being you. You’re exactly in the niche you should be in with these reviews. I can only wish you will release videos more often

[everausten]

Very interesting movie. Great analysis ✨💛✨