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1922 not 1929 and HE is Count Orlok NOT Nosferatu. Nosferatu is what HE IS. A Vampire

How has this video not gone viral I couldn’t stop laughing 😂

So this is based on a really legendary graphic novel by Richard McGuire and it covers essentially millions of years of history form one shot

I’m here to tell you it was trash

PAYCHECK was his worst film.

whats cool about Eggers is he did his own theatre productions of Nosferatu when he was younger. Nice to see someone with the directing style and long term passion of Eggers doing the remake

Im not feeling his remake im sorry

Great break down !!

I'm a fellow Fat head 🤣

Face-Off was amazing! I gotta revisit Wind Talkers

Hey, I liked Wind Talkers!

Thank you bro love what you doing

I think Burton has it in the bag. The use of practical effects used to be a major part of his best works, so going back to it for this movie seemed like a good idea. And from the trailers I've seen so far, including this one...I'd say it's going to be a smash success.

It says this is a NEW entry in the Shamyalan (sp?) universe. Maybe there is no twist at all but a suspense-filled cat and mouse game. Whatever it is, I’m stoked to see it. We have already got our tix for the 2nd.

I think a lot of you guys are not taking into account that Josh Hartnett is the lead. He has the well known reputation for taking on quirky roles and in these trailers he looks like he’s having fun with the role. Got our tickets already for the first screening!

I’m happy to see John Woo back in helm of movies

'Heroes Shed No Tears' is one of my fav movies of his.

Woo-hoo! - well I feel heavy metal

2:30 the only way that makes sense is that the police Just uncovered his identity within the days before the timeline of this movie, saw that he had a daughter and arranged her (or him) to get free tickets to this show to lure him out…..there are a lot of cases of the police pulling stunts like that to lure suspects into a secure location. A concert is the opposite of a secure location 😅

The idea of this movie seems idiotic. The plan is to throw a concert, to "Trap" a serial killer in a stadium with potential victims?😂😂😂 How do they even know he will be there without any knowledge of what he looks like? Seems like a major risk. Plenty of places for a serial killer to hide/wreak havoc. It just seems like this movie is going to have the dumbest ways of connecting everything to force it to try and work. Maybe the writer's strike wasn't a bad thing. The strike ending in my opinion has brought out some of the biggest piles of dog sh!t I've seen in some time and being a dog person, I have seen some dog sh!t

Defo looking forward to it

I sh*t you not… I saw some weird stuff in the middle of the night when I visited the islands last year. Like, green lasers in the middle of the night like 2 to 3 am. Peeking my eyes open I caught it 2 nights in a row. Like a green emitting light. It’s very hard to describe. Like a whisp.or a fairies light.. but you can’t see the fairy. Laser like green.

Thanks to this show I will never store a ladder on the side of my house out in the open. Although I live in a single story house.

Why are people going crazy in this comment section

The blueberry candle is to fool them into thinking a real pie was baking.

"the old creepy ass, Pennywise" lol Yep, old and creepy he was indeed. I've recently got the 1979 Nosferatu played by Klaus Kinski (talk about old and creepy ass people!) on dvd, and I'm waiting for my copy of FW Murnau's Nosferatu Symphony of the Night to arrive. I don't know if you've seen it, but Shadow of the Vampire is an excellent film about the making of Murnau's film, and Count Orlok in that is played by none other than Willem Dafoe!

You should watch Atlanta too if you haven’t yet seen it.

Actually?? Like you’re surprised? It’s Robert Eggers

It's a real shame that a talented actor like Hugh Grant accepts these easy roles that Hollywood offers him and doesn't think about playing cultural roles, great figures from world history, key figures in literature, arts and philosophy - in short, roles that provide the public with a positive cultural opening.

Idk if it’s just me but A24 movies are bland. Mild horror movies that sometimes deliver but mostly blah

new album drops tomorrow 🤘🏻🔥

Did he chop his cinematographer in half with that saw?

Great reaction! Nice to discover your channel. Surprised so few have reacted to this trailer so far. But happy you did. I'm a huge fan of Forrest Gump and Castaway... and Roger Rabbit. Hoping this film has similar magical quality Forrest Gump did!

It does look promising and I am excited...however I am concerned about the trailers giving away too much of the movie. This is supposed to be a teaser trailer..and it's almost two minutes long??

Yeah, this movie looks like it might have a little Rust left on it...

Great Reaction - I have one too, check out if you like.

The Patriot not directed by Mel Gibson you Dumbazzs. Its Braveheart. Patriot director was Roland Emmerich

The model shot reminds me of Hereditary. I think I'm going to enjoy this one ... I'm also looking forward to Robert Eggers take on Nosferatu 😊

Fact: Willem Dafoe did play max schreck in the documentary movie of Nosferatu (1922) called "shadow of the vampire " (2000).

Nosferatu was made on 1922, not 1929.

Hugh as dark scary villain is new - the only other Hugh-as-a-villain I can think of is his character in Paddington.

3:00 "She probably got alzheimers and doesn't remember" I'm predicting that as well. This film will probably win a few awards.

Making a movie about the joy of home ownership and selling it to millennials seems especially cruel.

An emotional journey that you're gonna appreciate your home (and your living room) more until the end of times. ;u;

I'm excited for an actually scary, not cheesy or campy vampire movie

cant wait bro

Love the Hank Williams poster in the background huge fan. Yeah this film does look good, I don’t know if I’ll see it in theaters but at some point I want to. And yeah Who Framed Roger Rabbit is definitely one of my favorite films of all time and one of the greatest and most iconic films of the 20th century, masterpiece

This looks incredible. The camera angle in this, stays the same for the full duration of the film. It never moves, or goes to another angle, it stays the same. Its about the passage of time, and how one fixed spot looks over millions of years. Very unique.

Robert has been wanting to remake Nosferatu for a long long time. He produced a high school stageplay in 2001 when he was around 18 years old. He played Count Orlok himself. He was originally going to make Nosferatu his directorial debut but it was too ambituous at the time.

Defoe played The Count in Shadow of the Vampire, a unique take on the filming of Nosferatu. It has one of the most beautiful scenes in cinema history, when The Count sees a sunrise for the first time as he is sneaking through the dailies.