The Northman (Robert Eggers, April 8, 2022) Movie • Page 8

Omg that’s a ridiculous oversight, if not an edited photo

 

As someone who works in advertising, I can attest that it is far too common that 24 hours before work goes live there’s always someone that points something huge like that out.

Many a panic and late nights because dozens of eyes missed something obvious.

 

Can’t wait to see Conquer Your Fate

 

you can get tickets now

 

Not that there was any doubt but it sounds like this is Very Fucking Good (very vague spoilers in some of these tweet threads I guess so be warned)

 

Dave’s review has time the most hyped let’s goooo

 

i cannot wait

 

Nude. Fights.

 

Swords out

 

The sequel to Knives Out?

 

That last tweet was literally all I needed to hear, let’s go!

 

god this is going to rule.

 

so hyped

 

He did it again

 

Please

 

Love to see this movie holding strong at an 83 on Metacritic after 30 reviews.

https://www.metacritic.com/movie/the-northman

 

This makes me think that I'd like to see a movie that has random actors and actresses just appear for no reason. I don't mean like cameo appearances so much as just there for a second, walking in a crowd, in the background somewhere. Like a Where's Waldo.

Can't think of any movie that's done that.

 

Didn't Conan do that once where you're not supposed to notice it's him as an extra but it's Conan so of course you notice him

 

I think Simon Pegg, Daniel Craig and Edgar Wright all played random stormtroopers without lines haha

 

I mean, yeah, and that's kind of cool to think about, but not really what I mean.

I want a movie that's almost like a social activity, where the entire audience is pointing and saying "Hey, isn't that?" But don't give them speaking lines or interact with the main cast or anything. It's like if Daniel Craig played Man At Table and was in the background eating dinner.

I dunno, I guess that would defeat the purpose of making the movie if people aren't paying attention to the movie itself.