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A strange consequence of seeing Nic Cage act in a batshit insane manner so many times across so many roles is that anytime he does it you forget the character he's inhabiting and just go "that's Nic Cage".

I dunno if either of you two have played KCD, but at 24:43 that guy talking is Miller Peshek. After about 20 replays of him saying, 'Killed 3 sheep with his bare hands.' I finally realised lol...

Gelphie is the definition of “and they were roommates :o” LMAOO

I say loud in cinema to my friends that this was far the best romanticst movies ive ever watched and all people loeked at my like wtf 😂😂❤❤

So refreshing to see a reaction from educated viewers, thoroughly enjoyed ❤

Watch the 1979 remake too. Isabelle Adjani's Ellen Hutter is just as good in my opinion, Lily-Rose Depp even said that her performance in Possession (1981) inspired her own acting in Nosferatu

Sorry it’s so funny how you kind of look like Jon Chu with long hair (to me) and you said a similar thing about not being sure about Ariana’s acting and her fame 😭😭😭

Lily Rose Depp has said that Ellen, Thomas, and Orlok were a love triangle. She loved Thomas, but was drawn to Orlok.

"This scene could be a painting " yea well thats the thing with Robert eggers ,every scene can be a painting

There are two languages spoken in the movie when Thomas is in Transylvania. The guys with the long hair that are dancing and singing when he arrives in the village are Roma people and they speak their own language, the old guy, the old women and the nuns are Romanians and they speak Romanian. And what Orlok speaks is some sort of fictional old Romanian thing that they made up for the movie, some people claim it's Dacian but there is no such thing as Dacian anymore, so what he speaks is just some made up gibberish.

20:57 wtf??? how does she do this haha

"Schlanger" is Aussie slang for "dick."

Immortan Joe was revealed in a Dark Horse prequel comic for "Fury Road" to have been born Col. Joseph Moore, a war hero in the Australian Army during the Water Wars and Oil Wars who after the fall of civilization went mad and became obsessed with Norse Mythology, polygamy and Neo Nazi style eugenics but retained enough sanity and charisma to attract a large cult following of indoctrinated War Boys and War Pups(Some of the War Pups are canonically Aboriginals if you`re wondering which makes Immortan Joe using them and the other elders as slave labor a little...yeah.)

This was a very different time. After all, germ theory literally did not exist. No one understood anything like we could call psychology. Communication and travel were many, many times more difficult. In 1838 there were no phones, no telegraphs, very few trains, all ships were powered by wind. How was Hutter supposed to get back to Wisborg from the Count's castle without a horse or carriage? Orlock cannot feed from Ellen without her consent. He can blackmail her, but he cannot use his powers to make her do what he most wants.

In Robert Eggers' film (and in the Dracula novel), it is said that Orlok was a solomonar or magician from the mythical Șolomanță school of black magic from the Romanian tradition. You can see it in detail on the corresponding Wikipedia pages. I mention it because this tradition would be a derivative of the very old legend of the Cave of Salamanca in Spain. In that city there is a university founded in 1218 as Studium Generale and in 1252 as a university. As there were many wandering students who lived by roguery, cheating villagers and illiterates, they gained fame for knowing necromancy and for having studied in a cave with the devil himself. Apparently the previous legend was that Hercules founded an academy for the Liberal Arts and that he left a talking statue to resolve the students' doubts. Later, popular tradition changed Hercules to Asmodeus or some other demon. There, seven students studied the arts of divination, necromancy and wheather manipulation for seven years and at the end a draw was held, with one of them remaining in the power of the devil as payment. In the same way the romanian Șolomanță school was in the mountains reaching the center of the earth (cave??) and there 10 students were taught by the Devil and after a draw one student had to pay with his soul. We can imagine what Orlok or Vlad's school was like and perhaps the reason for his curse as a vampire: of the 10 he was the one who had to pay with his soul. Check out the engraving "The Cave of Salamanca" by Tomás Hijo, who according to Guillermo del Toro is one of the best wood engravers.

the approach of the carriage in the forest scene is so atmospheric and stunningly beautiful

21:12 realest shit on earth

Your focusing issues: the camera is having a hard time distinguishing between your face, which is slightly obscured with your hat, headphones, and beard) and the background (it sees the Princess Leia on the throw blanket as a more distinguishable face). So it switches between your face and Leia’s face when you slightly look away from the camera.

She committed suicide and so did Orlok so they could be together in the afterlife....listen to how they talk to each other. Ellen was not comfortable being human, and only Orlok understood her fully. She wanted to sleep with him before he gave her 3 nights as part of his generational pledge agreement.She holds him as he is passing on in a loving romantic relationship.

Arianna met the original Glinda from wicked when she was about 8 or 9 and took pics with her, and told Glinda that she wants to play her when she got older. Arianna also took opera voice lesson for months and Cynthia trained rigorously physically. She trained so hard. They both sang live while filming even as they danced jumped and flying through the sky. I say that is extreme talent. You should go back and watch clips from them filming and also interviews. They love and support each other so much. Cynthia said she holds her hand because Arianna at times has anxiety and she has been through a lot in her real life. The red head side and Arianna are dating. He left his wife during this filming to be with Arianna.. also this a friendship this is not a love story. People can be friends and close without bringing sexuality in this. They a just friends. Also for people not to know who Cynthia is blows my mind but I guess it’s expected. This woman is a power house! Please look her up.

Fun Fact: There was a video game for "Mad Max" set between this film and "Fury Road"(Released the same year as "Fury Road") where Immortan Joe`s son Scabrous Scrotus who was as tyrannical and barbaric but less refined than his father was the main villain and in one of the cutscenes it was revealed when Max was imprisoned with some of Furiosa`s friends that Dementus used to be a medical doctor and family man before going mad and becoming a Warlord.(Explaining him seeing Furiosa as a daughter figure, having a teddy bear as a prized possession presumably from his actual daughter before she died and being skilled with chemicals and medical practices in the Film). Much like how Immortan Joe and Humongous were war veterans, it goes to show how much the Wasteland corrupts people.

You two reaction is great. I love theater and all my life have been different and now as an adult to enjoy it even more freely. So good to see people appreciate this movie/ play in such a deeper way as I do is refreshing . Their singing and acting is superb. Cynthia said in her interviews that they had birds that moved in to the foliage and they would sing along with her and stop when she would stop singing.. she is a real Disney Princess lol. Her voice gave me so many chills and I cried so much.. also the original Glinda states the higher Galinda sings that shows she is lying as Galinda sang very high during the song “No one Mourns the Wicked.”

Lily Rose Depp really became my favorite nepo baby because of this, so refreshing to see an actress be so unafraid to show disturbing grotesque facial and acting for a role

Yeah. Orlok more or less is Dracula, but an unlicensed version since the original novel wasn't in the public domain yet. They tried to work around that by changing the names and locations, but the Stoker estate nevertheless won their lawsuit and all copies of Nosferatu were to be destroyed but thankfully some copies survived.

George Miller actually explained the inconsistency of the accents:"The Wasteland isn`t meant to be real world Australia, it`s an amped up, high octane, fairy tale , far removed from any semblance of civilisation or sanity version of Australia so not everyone in the Wasteland is a native Aussie and even those who are, it`s a very dialed up, almost mythic version of Down Under".

Also, obviously since the original film was a silent film we don`t know exactly how Herr Knock`s name is pronounced but considering hard K`s are usually pronounced quite distinctly in the German language(Similar to Hebrew, Croatian and Greek)archivists speculate it`s something like "Herr K-anock", here it`s sometimes pronounced "Herr Ka-nock" but usually pronounced "Herr K-lock."

One of the main differences between Orlok and Dracula you forgot to mention is outside of the 1979 Remake starring Bruno Ganz as Thomas Hutter/Jonathan Harker and Klaus Kinski as Graf Orlok/Count Dracula Orlok doesn`t actually turn anybody into vampires (In the latter case, it`s a deviation from both the Novel and the original "Nosferatu" although it did happen in one of the Hammer Dracula films but in both cases it was considered a goofy twist, came to nothing later and detracted from otherwise excellent horror films).The reason being Dracula and Orlok were parasitic vampires in different senses, with Dracula representing the foreign aristocracy feeding off the blood of the peasantry and working class Englishmen and one American in the original novel.(Which was unusual for British literature at the time, less so that it was a southerner)whereas Orlok was a plague spreading revenant poorly portraying the human nobleman he once was to lure Hutter in . Something the two Counts did share however aside from their Romanian ethnicity, vampirism and title was the unintentional anti-Semitic connotations of their being(With Stoker, it`s more ambiguous that it was unintentional because it was a running theme in his literary works and anti-Semitism was virtually omnipresent in 19th Century Europe and North America for that matter but Murnau being gay I would give more the benefit of the doubt because gays, blacks, Roma ,Slavs and Jews were often allies as discriminated minorities in 1920s Germany , also the producer Albin Grau who provided occult insights and storyboards for the film was Jewish, as was Alexander Granach who played the Renfield character Herr Knock, in the 1922 and 1979 Film Knock/Renfield was a much more bumbling and sycophantic character and a scapegoat for Orlok`s plague whilst in the 2023 and 2024 Films he`s a somewhat more competent and active minion and is implied to have been interested in the occult even before being controlled by Orlok.)

Anna was in the original film but she was a more minor character, named Ruth and was Harding`s sister, not his wife, and was basically the Lucy substitute whilst in the 1922 and 1979 Films Ellen took on both the Mina and Lucy roles from the novel.(Being married to the protagonist like Mina, lusted after by the vampiric Count like Lucy and preyed upon by the vampire like both women. The main difference with Ellen`s character is especially by the standards of a 1920s German silent film she had far more agency through her psychic connection to Orlok, pacifistic nature during wartime and heroic sacrifice than either of her novel counterparts or most female characters of her day who were generally relegated to passive damsels in distress(Which Ellen kinda was but also by the standards of her day was kinda a subversion of that trope to the extent could be got away with in the early 1920s)or love interests(Which Ellen also kinda was for both Thomas and Orlok, albeit in a more twisted, predatory manner for the latter, in Orlok`s time vampires were disgusting beasts, the romantic vampire came way later).

I was enthralled with the cinematography, being able to watch this in the theatre.

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Correction: Vlad was born in Transylvania(Sighisoara to be precise) but outside of being imprisoned there he barely spent any time there, he lived in and ruled Wallachia(Modern day Southern Romania), in fact he hated the other Transylvanian nobles with a passion as he saw them as parasites upon the local Wallachian populace and sellouts to the Turks and Austro-Hungarians, both of whom he hated albeit to different extents.

Bill Skarsgard trained with an opera throat singer from Mongolia to get his voice that deep for Orlok.

All four "Nosferatu" films(1922, 1979, 2023 and 2024)were filmed at Orava Castle in the Czech Republic for the Castle Orlok and plague scenes(The 1979 and 2024 remakes used real rats whilst the 1922 and 2023 films used prop rats and the 1931 "Dracula" Film substituted opossums for rats) and most other scenes were filmed in Germany and England.

Fun Fact: Ellen`s cat, Greta, was named after Greta Schroder who played Ellen Hutter in the OG "Nosferatu".

To be fair, Kristin Chenoweth absolutely did the high note at the end of No One Mourns the Wicked. Not every time, but she's the one who invented that. It's just not in the original sheet music.

Fantastic film. Definitely my favorite of last year

I enjoyed this film. Great reaction!

Boring movie. Completely disappointing.

Enjoyed this reaction. Hope you guys watch and react to more gothic movies and horror. This was fun.

So in terms of who is supposed to be who from the original novel. One thing to keep in mind is that when Dracula was adapted to the stage, they scaled back a lot, combined characters. Throughout the years there's been some recurring elements which include 1) Jonathan not being quite so lucky in his visit to the count, and having one of the other men take a prominent role 2) Dr Seward, who was Lucy's suitor, older and one of the women's father 3) For that matter not giving Lucy any suitors at all--her cowboy paramour Quincy is almost never see, 4) Switching Mina and Lucy around 5) Making one of them resemble Dracula's lost love and 6) This might surprise some people, establishing Van Helsing as someone already pretty well-versed and vampires. So all thet said--Anna as the movie's Lucy is a bit...complicated. In the original, Ella stays with a couple who is brother and sister. In the 1979 remake, where they use the names from Dracula, they have a "Mina" who dies before the heroine, named Lucy. (They also switched the names around for the 1979 Dracula with Frank Langella) In this version, I would say the combine aspects of both Mina and Lucy--being married to the film's "Harker", having psychic connections to the vampire like Mina, but also prone to sleepwalking and the concern for her health bringing the "Van Helsing" into the story--actually fun fact, most movies treat Lucy's sleepwalking as the result of Dracula's mesmerization, but the text esbalishes her as a chronic Somnambulist, and Dracula preying on her is an effect, not cause of this). This kind of makes Anna kind of made out the leftovers, generally being "Lucy-like" in that she's the heroine's rich friend and she gets bitten first. Freidreich is more or less Arthur Homewood, Lucy's fiance in the book, in that he's wealthy, and generally skeptical--usually he's either left out or is umabigiuousy heroic (The 2006 BBC version takes him in a WILD direction though). Siever is the Doctor Seward role, kind of splitting the difference between the various takes, in that he's the vampire hunter's former student and generally on board with him early on and is aged up. Funny enough, Van Helsing does appear in '79 Nosferatu but is hilariously useless.

I love the moustache

18:07 mannnn wtf OSHA gonna do LMAOOO😭😂

Fun fact about the language Orlock is speaking in some scenes. It is Dacian, the ancient pre-Romanian language of Romania, that went extinct in the 300s. Kinda gives you an idea how old he is

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12:27 that shot alone was probably what got them the Oscar Nomination for cinematography

The scene where Thomas and Orlok sit by the table felt so oppressive and menacing in the cinema.

Terrible movie. I do not understand what people are enjoying

That poor cat saw everything...

There’s also a 79 remake of nosferatu that’s also from Germany that’s really good. I like all 3 for different reasons. Also Robert eggers did the Northman as well.

"he cannot STEAL her" yeah he hit her with the "please come back to me" very lovely, and when that failed, plan B was "okay i'm gonna give you a bit of time to think about it, meanwhile i'm killing everyone, and i mean EVERYONE" 🤣🤣🤣🤣