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Jonny Greenwoods incredible score alternates between spooky and sprightly, elusive and extravagant.
Its an effect thats alluring, dizzying;Phantom Threads score will draw you in and wear you out.
It also pairs well with a mixed drink featuring St-Germain that my roommate inexplicably served me.
House of Woodcock sounds like the sweet, sweet harmony of a push notification confirming a direct deposit.
The Tailor of Fitzrovia sounds like youve just walked in on Michelle Obama in your living room.
Shes settled in on your couch, with an episode ofBig Little Liesqueued up.
Reese shouldve really won the Golden Globe, she whispers.
You both smile, first smugly, then sadly.
What if Meryl overshadows the subtle brilliance of that performance in season two, too?
Alma begins cautiously and solemnly, like a chilly, tender embrace.
Like when your best friend likes your messiest, lamest Instagram?
Not out of approval, but duty.
Thats what Alma grows into: gooey, unconditional love.
6.Hereis Phantom Thread II distilled into one haunting image.
Never Cursed isPhantom Threads Reconcile.Hi, Mom and Dad.
Its the name Daniel Day-Lewis gave me.
Its a good one.
Catch Hold played at the right time feels like a burst of energy, romance, and natural light.
Like running errands early on Sunday morning, when youre just hopeful enough to invest in a new succulent.
Sandalwood II soars like an opera.
You are Nicole Kidman withRosemarys Babyhair.
Thats As May Be would be her theme: ravishing, harried, and delightfully off-balance.
Leighton Meester wasGossip Girls rightful breakout star.
You dropped your phone taking a selfie with your close, personal friend Tessa Thompson.
The screen did not crack.
you’re able to attempt to play it off as haha.
Autocorrect, what??
Phantom Thread IV sounds as sharp and high as Cate Blanchetts cheekbones.
I knew what love at first sight was.
And that was it.
Youve gone out for drinks thats the violin coming in, ever so smoothly.
Not even Nora Ephron could script a meet-cute with such delicate precision.
