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The critics smell Blood

3:24 PM Mon, Jan 07, 2008 |  | 
Chris Vognar   E-mail   News tips
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I'm an oilman and I'm OK: Day-Lewis gets bloody (Paramount Vantage)

The National Society of Film Critics has chosen its best film of 2007, and guess what? It's not No Country For Old Men. There Will Be Blood, Paul Thomas Anderson's epic character study of a dark-hearted oilman (Daniel Day-Lewis), beat out both Country and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly. (I personally like Blood better than either runner-up. Then again, I am a film critic).

Incidentally, both Blood and Country make excellent use of the arid Marfa landscape. Maybe the National Society will be vacationing there this year.


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