Nosferatu (Robert Eggers) • Page 18

I loved Furiosa. I saw it deeper into its theatrical run and it wasn’t until after I watched it and looked online that I realized a lot of people clowned on it or considered it much inferior to Miller’s best stuff. I thought it would have gotten the same acclaim as Fury Road.

 

I don't love Fury Road, so I feel like Furiosa probably won't be for me.

 

I’m not sure how I feel about a extended cut of that movie, I felt it could’ve trimmed out like ten-fifteen minutes to make it tighter but I do wanna see what else Eggers filmed for the movie.

 

Happy Nosferatu release day in the UK!! Can't wait to watch it later on :D

 

So excited for you, homie, let us know what you think!

 

Will do!! I haven't read any reviews and avoided spoilers other than checking out the first trailer for it so I am really excited for it!

 

I would have watched another hour!

 

Oh honey, I’m happy for you but a three hour horror movie is really asking a lot imo. Speaking for myself though.

 

What better place to be when the new year begins than in a theater watching Nosferatu?

Good movie!

 

Got the best worst seat in the house

 

It's IMAX

 

I like that seat, very back of front is nice because there's not a lot of people and the screen takes up your entire field of vision

 

There should be a Nosferatu ride

 

Happpy new year

 

Just got home from seeing Nosferatu and yeah Robert Eggers is 4 for 4, what an impressive run so far and the film itself in fucking brilliant and Lily Rose-Depp is the real fucking deal..what an excellent performance from her as well as the rest of the cast!! What a better way to start the new year than going to the cinema and watching the latest Robert Eggers film on the big screen and the screening I attended was busy as well!!

 

sorry I'm late I had to travel 6 weeks on horseback to Transylvania

 

The true magic of the cinema

 

It’s not too late to add Nosferatu to the new Epic Universe ride

 

I’m still fucking mad I’m gonna miss on that going on vacation in March, that Universal Monsters area was made for me.

 

Seeing a sold out 3pm New Year’s Day 35mm showing for this was rad. An absolutely beautiful film to look at - which Eggers exceeds at. No one does it quite like him. I wouldn’t have trusted any other current director to tackle this classic.

I’m ultimately at a 3/5 on this. The cold open through Thomas escaping Orlock’s castle was killing it for me. From there on I thought the pacing and sense of dread didn’t match how well the first half nailed it. I felt like the Harding family Ellen was staying with was severely underdeveloped for as much as they were in the film. I found myself not caring that they died, with the exception of the kids because that’ll always be affecting. Skarsgaard, Hoult, Dafoe knocked it out of the park, but I find the Depp love overblown. Her physical work is great but otherwise found her pretty flat.

 

I booked a trip in September and have my EU ticket purchased. Can’t fucking wait