Daniel Day-Lewis plays unappealing rich spoiled designer
Phantom Thread is a celebration of Daniel Day-Lewis’ old and rich character. He plays a fashion designer for the wealthy who can do as he likes. He tells a woman he doesn’t want any arguments and she shuts up. He goes to a restaurant and picks up a young foreign waitress Alma Elson. He tells two assistants to get out of his way to fix a dress during a fashion show and then complains when they’re not helping him. This is what a man of means can do. He can tell people what to do, go anywhere, etc. That’s also who the movie is aimed at, the well off who can relate to Day-Lewis’ lifestyle. I sure couldn’t.<br /><br />The film is very slow paced with a lot of emphasis upon close ups of Day-Lewis’ face and his work on clothes. It’s supposed to show him as a contemplative man and his attention to detail. It also reveals him as compulsive and controlling.<br /><br />I have to say I didn’t relate to this movie at all. I didn’t like any of his dresses. I wasn’t drawn to his character. He came off spoiled because of his talents and fame. Elson actually calls him out on that in one scene. The story got very dull and dry which was not helped by how slowly things moved. It’s not until the very end when Elson’s character changes from utter adulation of Day-Lewis to some agency that things finally get interesting but it takes so long to get there it’s not worth it overall.
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