There Will Be Previews

By Craig Kennedy - December 24th, 2007; 10:14 am

Don’t worry. Spoiler free. This scene was trimmed from the film.

Charlie Rose and Terry Gross after the jump

Also:

Fresh Air with Terry Gross.

And Charlie Rose:

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11 Responses to “There Will Be Previews”

  1. sartre - Dec 24 '07, 8:14 pm

    Thanks for this wonderful Christmas gift, Craig.

  2. Hedwig - Dec 25 '07, 1:34 am

    Thank you, Craig. I mean, no sneak here, of course, but anticipation is half the fun, right?

    Merry Christmas!

  3. Nicholas Plowman - Dec 25 '07, 4:01 am

    This is really just making me anxious, like a junkie, seriously, that’s how bad my anticipation has got. *Breathe*

  4. Craig Kennedy - Dec 25 '07, 9:48 am

    Sorry Nicholas, for some reason your comments keep getting blocked as Spam even though I’ve approved you several times.

  5. joel - Dec 25 '07, 12:52 pm

    If it’s any consolation Nicholas, the same thing happened to me with the spamming from Wordpress way back when.

  6. sartre - Dec 28 '07, 11:40 am

    From Variety. Blood had an excellent day one very limited release start ->

    “Paramount Vantage scored one of the best recent per-location averages with the bow of “There Will Be Blood” in two theaters in New York and Los Angeles…
    “Blood,” directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day Lewis, grossed an estimated $67,951 in its bow, according to Rentrak, for a per-location average of $33,976. Film is among the last three specialty titles to unspool before the year ends.”

  7. Alison Flynn - Dec 28 '07, 11:47 am

    Nice!

    I saw the 10:35pm show in NYC and though there were a couple of empty seats, the theater was still pretty packed. Very appreciative audience, too, that applauded at the end.

  8. sartre - Dec 28 '07, 12:04 pm

    We were lucky enough to attend the special Castro theater screening in SF, with P.T. Anderson introducing the film. There was real excitement prior to its commencement and rapturous applause at its finish.

  9. Craig Kennedy - Dec 28 '07, 12:08 pm

    I aim to see this thing with a ‘real’ audience this weekend. Arclight: best theater in town.

    “I DRANK YOUR MILKSHAKE, ELI!”

    Aahahahaha. Love this friggin’ movie.

  10. Alexander - Dec 28 '07, 2:32 pm

    Yep, sartre. That was a night to remember.

  11. sartre - Dec 28 '07, 3:40 pm

    And I think you and I were among the first to report the experience the next day to fellow film lovers. Which felt like a special treat too.

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