My mother braved the seriously juvenille antics of Alvin and the Chipmunks with my children, so Buck and I could see
There Will Be Blood
in the theater. I wanted to like it, because of the brilliance of Upton Sinclair, hero and reformer of the American industry.
Truth be known, I suppose I like a screenplay to be a really good and terrible tragedy or something somewhat redemptive. Neither was true of this movie.
It's no spoiler to sum the plot up for you, so you don't have to sit through the tedium. Oil companies, like the main character in the film, never had and never will have any kind of heart.
The Murders Behind the Book *In Cold Blood*
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