Yes...of anything discussed in this video, the fact that probably 99% of Skargaard's voice wasn't altered absolutely blows my mind. "You are to address me as lord as my bloodline demands" (or whatever the actual line was)...holy cow. That was something else. You get the feeling and you learn quite quickly that you cannot say 'no' to this thing. You must comply. You are an underling. You have no choice.
I saw “Nosferatu” at the Castro Theater in San Francisco. It’s a movie palace from the 1920s. It still has an organ that rises up from the basement while the organist plays. Because “Nosferatu” is a silent film, the organist played all during the film. Which was beyond cool. I really enjoyed seeing a silent film in a theater from that era. Plus having the organ play live. It gave me an idea of how it was going to the movies before there was sound. 🖤🖤🖤
@@davey64 I love the Castro Theater. I’ve been to a number of movies there. I’ve never seen a show, only movies. But hopefully in the future. I went to a Warner Brothers-Looney Toons/Merrie Melodies film festival in the late 90s. Everyone laughed hysterically at all the cartoons. It was wonderful to see the cartoons at a movie theater, which was how they were originally seen. The Castro Theater is my favorite movie palace .
i watched the 1910 'Phantom of The Opera' in this format at the paramount theatre in seattle this past october. this is actually how silent films were originally meant to be ingested. super cool experience
I went to see Nosferatu tonight but I watched your video this morning. I wanted to come back and say that without this video, I don’t think I would have appreciated the artistry of this film as much. Like hooooly crap, knowing all the facts you packed into this made me love it so much more. It’s already a great film, but you made it so much better. So thank you!
Glad to hear it! Honestly, the main goal of the channel is to be a community where we can all just share our love of films and enhance that with a look at what goes into it. Way too much negativity out there around today's films. Glad you enjoyed it!
There is zero Bill Skarsgard in this movie. Only 16th century undead rotting nobleman. I was shock how amazing he looked in Nosferatu. His costume, deep voice with the accent and rotting corpse flesh. That's how folklore vampire should looks like. Evil!
Robert Eggers Nosferatu was amazing. I knew Count Orlok was Bill Skarsgard from the casting credits I read before seeing the movie, but I would have never known it was him, never.
Lol, no he's not. His Pennywise was horrible. He ruined The Crow remake (well, to be fair it would have been terrible regardless, but he was so mediocre in the role). Comparing him to Vincent Price is laughable.
@@plasticbagforahelmet3Brandon made that role his own, imho. I believe he would have had a great career. It was a heartbreaking movie & I still feel that way years later ( yes, I am about 140yrs old, lol!)
@@Lisa-hj8fh that's not what pop culture is lmao. You probably need a different term to describe what you're trying to convey because it doesn't make sense with the general definition of "pop culture" is. But also on a larger scale, wasn't the original Nosferatu based on the culture as well? Like art and film has done this since it was created.
@Lisa-hj8fh and the original director for the 1922 didn't do the same thing? Take the pop culture of the era and take words from a book and put them on the screen in a different medium? Did he not realize what the difference between a book and a movie is? He was inspired by the Dracula novel and eggers was inspired by Nosferatu. So how is it different for Eggers to make the story come to life again over 100 years later with dialogue? I'm assuming if the director in 1922 could have had dialogue they would have done it too. We're going to have to agree to disagree.
Watched this yesterday and I can say that it truly will immense you into the world of this fantastic story. The sets, sound track, costume and acting were all held in perfect synchronization throughout the whole film. Never too much and never not enough.
So cool to hear that Bill learned Mongolian throat singing. Being a vocalist myself I'm a total geek for anything vocal technique related. I will enjoy the movie even more knowing this.
Thank god anya taylor-joy didn't do it. Lily-Rose Depp was amazing and new and even fully living in this world. It was a breath of fresh air to have a new actress to go what they can go instead of same faces already knowing how they act. Lily went all in from her act and it paid off. Love to more of her :)
All Lilly did was moan and simulate sex until she actually got to have sex with Orlock. Nothing but moaning ,"He's coming hes coming," and archign her back. But I guess if it makes your dingle tingle it's considered good acting 😂😂
@@MilesToGoGothat she did! I think it’s especially intriguing to me as I feel a strange connection between the role Winona Ryder played in brahm stokers Dracula and lilys role as the same character in this new film. I just find to interesting that lily had this opportunity considering the connection between the original actress and her father yk.
I've been actively avoiding your video for the last week, not because I'm not interested, but because I wanted to wait till after watching the film. I saw it last night and I'm in love, it's so beautifully haunting. Robert Eggers is a master of horror and an incredible story teller. I'm so happy for him on making this film, it's stunning. Love your videos, great information! TY :)
@@DGVFX Only that they both speak with Romanian accents. Oldham's Orlok was a royal dandy compared to Skarsgaard's interpretation. His Orlok absolutely expects anyone with whom he interacts to bow to him, kiss his shoes, tuck their tail, or eat shit if he directs them to do so. And you have no choice. You must comply. In addition, a he's dirty, disgusting, rotting corpse with heavy boots and a filthy fur coat. He's a nasty piece of work.
Hands down one of the best video analyses/essays I’ve ever seen. And I hadn’t even had the opportunity to watch the film yet! Just brilliant. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber
First half has such a Robert Eggers feel! The gypsies in the woods, the castle, the horse carriage, Orloc himself, the Orthodox Church! Amazing!!!! Also, Bill's Skarsgard's change to Orloc is truly crazy, completely and utterly unrecognizable!!!!
I cannot wait to see this movie! I watched both original silent movie and remake recently. I love Lily Rose Depp too. And Dafoe. Thanks for background info!
Who here was first introduced to Nosferatu as a kid in the 90s by Are You Afraid of the Dark? The episode about the theatre that played this film and the character walked out of the screen? I ended up being a projectionist when I was 15-16, and I’d randomly think of that episode on Thursday nights when I was alone after closing, splicing and previewing the new movies for errors. That monster design is timelessly terrifying.
The cinematography was really good - we noticed that a lot of the shots in the trailer are completely different in the film, seems like they cropped and color corrected everything differently to avoid spoilers?
Amazing film. I miss movies that are/were made like this, for sure. The building, the dread, the ending all well paid-off, IMO. Great review, thank you!
my fiance and I just watched Nosferatu. I knew just based on the breathtaking and haunting visuals that there must have been SO MUCH CARE that went into this, but your video really lays it out. Especially that incredible scene where Nosferatu's rider-less carriage shows up in that grove of trees to take him to the castle. I've never seen such an incredibly shot scene in all of cinema.
Got tickets for two showings on 35MM at Portland OR on Christmas Day while dragging my family. And got a third showing with my best friend on the 28th along with a primus new years concert after. Also scored tickets for The Brutalist on 70MM and Die Hard 35MM. Suffice to say it’s a hell of a way to end the year and my Nosferatu shirts came in time! I also recently watch the 1922 version for the first time at a private screening with Radiohead music as the background along a famous artist EMEK in attendance. I also finished the Herzog German version last week and it’s building up to be my most anticipated movie and I’m sure it’ll probably be my movie of the year too along with Dune once the credits roll…thanks for your insights man, really appreciated your acknowledgment. Can’t wait to see the Barry Lyndon candle of horror lol
YOU SUCK 😭 All jealousy aside😅, that's a nice Christmas lineup! I unfortunately don't live anywhere near those 35mm and 70mm showing. Enjoy that for sure!
Admittedly, I am not tech savvy however I do know this blue and green filter overlay was heavily used in the early 2000's. Films like The Ring, Mirrors and White Noise come to mind.
my dad and i went to see it last night. its the first time in a long time ive been hyped to see a movie opening week in theatres and i am still in awe of how damn good it was. there are a few scenes in the movie that are absolute silence and you couldnt even hear someone breathing in a full packed theatre because of how entranced everyone was. every actor was fantastic but willam defoe specifically took my breath away as he usually does, that man is a true treasure. i know there will be snobs that find ways to crticize this movie but i just personally cant begin to express how great of an experience it was. if you get a chance to go to the movies to see it you will not be dissapointed!
I want to go again to see it in the cinema, even though I know I won't enjoy it as much. Watching this at home will never do it justice. It's like going to a Michelin star restaurant and asking for a take-out. And don't just praise the Chef either. What a magnificent creation. Bravo to Eggers and everyone involved. Even the Ticket Collectors. The scenes in the Castle! The way Eggers followed a different path, creating uncertainty, making our minds beg to see the monster. Cinematic history, go and see it in the cinema folks. Don't miss the opportunity.
I donated plasma right before watching the movie with a friend of mine, so it was weird being kinda loopy from having a needle sucking blood from my arm for an hour before watching this film.
Saw the film today. An absolute gothic horror masterpiece. It’s like a glass of wine when the flavour notes keep getting more complex over time after the initial sip. Best horror film of 2024.
Ngl that was probably the smoothest transition to a sponsor ad I have ever seen I didint even realize I was watching it until it was already over and by then it was to late to skip so props to you for outplaying me friend😂
Great vid! While it didn't top The Lighthouse (not even a fair comparison, that movie is unbelievable), after seeing Nosferatu last night it's handily in the number 2 spot of Egger's movies for me. It was beyond amazing!!
IMO, The Lighthouse was a difficult first watch (it's very dense) and was much better when viewed a second time with subtitles. For me, it's: 1. The Witch; 2. Nosferatu and Lighthouse (tied, though they're quite different); 4. The Norseman. Interesting that 'The Norseman' was had the biggest budget but was the least successful of the four films. Too much studio meddling? Who knows.
Fun fact, Bram’s wife Florence was a very beautiful woman… in fact, Bram had to win her over from Oscar Wilde (maybe she was what we would call today, a worthy “beard” because Bram’s infatuation with Sir Henry Irving (for whom he intended the story as a play) was a bit “light in the loafers” for the day… 😏 so much so… I wrote the play 😎
Saw it last night, absolutely loved it. In my top 3 favorite vampire movies of all time now *edit to add that i really love the old world europe elements they used, it reminded me of the vampires in the Necroscope books by Brian Lumley (at least the first 3 novels from what i recall, highly recommend the series for any horror fans)
I was 18 or 19 yrs old when I managed to watch the silent film. I was very surprised how much I enjoyed it as at that point I hated subtitles but wasn't sure if I'd last the complete film but I did and watched it multiple times before returning it to my friend. I'm looking forward to seeing the 2024 version 😊.
I loved this film. True gothic horror at it's best. Don't go expecting jump scares, or deep horror. This is subtlety. Like a dream. Or a nightmare. Is it perfect? No. The acting is at times wooden and the pacing can be cumbersome, but I think it lives up to the hype as being an artful homage to a classic tale. I'll watch this again. And then probably again after that.
I liked it too. It's truly a disgusting movie, but I think that's one of the major goals of the film is to gross people out. Orlok is disgusting and gross, like a powerful tick.
Lookin forward to this! Herzog’s movie is genius tho … gonna be hard to beat, with a vampire that literally brings plague + rats with him + klaus Kinski is amazing …. But- enough of that! I’m looking forward to this one very much!!
I strongly posit that "The Lighthouse" finally made me appreciate Robert Pattison as an actor (I was/am not a fan of the "Twilight" series); it was one of his best performances. Defoe: He's always good-a solid pro, always, IMHO.
I went to see the movie yesterday. It was longer than I expected, but I loved the little references to the original throughout the film, and personally I’m happy to see a vampire movie that doesn’t portray the vampire as a boyfriend/love interest. That trope has been worn out for me. Also Lily-Rose Depp was fantastic.
The fact it took that long before actually making is a blessing😭 Nosferatu needed this cast(2024)!!! Bill Skarsgard was amazing, Nicholas Hoult amazing, Willem Dafoe amazing Ralph Ineson amazing even Lily Rose Deep &’ Aaron Taylor Johnson killed it!!
No; they didn't. Not a good performance in the entire film. Completely formulaic and melodramatic. I'll admit that LRD is creepy looking, but better suited for Wednesday Addams.
It just came out today in California, both my horror loving adult kids gave it a 6 out of 10 and an 8 out of ten, but I do t care I’ll see it in a couple days. I’m a big fan. You can also buy the “Script” Robert Eggers new book. Fascinating ❤
Me n my mate are going to watch this camping at my grandads lakes, on my phone if we can't get it to run through the tv. That'll be good atmosphere wise, im a shed by lake and empty fields.
Fun fact, Bram’s wife Florence was a very beautiful woman… in fact, Bram had to win her over from Oscar Wilde (maybe she was what we would call today, a worthy “beard” because Bram’s infatuation with Sir Henry Irving (for whom he intended the story as a play) was a bit “light in the loafers” for the day… 😏 so much so… I wrote the play 😎
Love the in-depth video on the behind the scenes! I found it strange that Eggers went so far as to say you couldn't see Bill at all in the performance. It's a good performance no doubt, but it's very clearly Bill in the face, if you'd seen him in any other role you'd recognize him as Orlok. Again, not a bad thing, but a little misleading to imply that the makeup and performance goes THAT far, it sounds like how people describe Heath Ledger's Joker who did seem to disappear under the makeup and performance.
Here's the fun thing about Corvin Castle! This castle actually has ties to Dracula, too. Vlad the Impaler was held prisoner by John Hunyadi inside Corvin Castle for seven years before he was able to regain his title of Prince of Wallachia for the second time. Seeing that on the screen and knowing all the lore with Dracula, Nosferatu, and Vlad the Impaler just made it SO MUCH better. 😎
I am really looking forward to seeing this new Nosferatu I was a fan of the original one from 1922 and am so pumped up for this one it’s a film that I think people and myself are highly excited to see I can’t wait to see Bill Skarsgard as Nosferatu
I’m really glad Lily Rose Depp is in this. I saw her in the Icon and she was genuinely the only good part of that show. That script was garbage but she clearly did the best she could with what she got which you can see in some very sad scenes that her character has. I’m really excited to see her in this film. I have high hopes.
Nicolas Hoult plays a role of Renfield in Renfield last year (alongside an older, senior star Nic Cage as Dracula), and now, he plays a role of another victim of vampire, Hutter. Not to be pigeonholed as an actor who plays a victim, he proceeds to follow it up by playing a villain, Lex Luthor in the new Superman live-action! Wow!
I have seen the movie in proper way : At Dolby Vision theater. It was recommended by Nosferatu cinematographer Jarin Blaschke. And the movie looks glorious! Atmos sound really makes everything sounds better.
Skarsgard delivered the performance of a lifetime. I could totally see how he trained in Mongolian throat singing for this role, I actually thought how similar it sounded. There's a quality about his voice that shakes you to your bones it's so deep and rattling.
Such a masterfully crafted film. People going in expecting an adrenaline fueled, “scary” movie and an original story and that’s it, you’re going to be disappointed. This is a mainstream art film essentially. The cinematography, sets, costumes, sound design and acting were all 10/10. It’s really more of a creepy, unsettling and atmospheric movie than it is “scary”. And if you’ve seen/read Dracula or any of its adaptations, you essentially know this film’s story. You see this movies for the experience and to see what a true visionary director is capable of. I wasn’t really a fan of Eggers until I saw this last night. Not a Dracula or vampire fan either. But this film is amazing.
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What is your favorite Robert Eggers Film?
I love All 3!!!! But what he and his DP Jarin B did in The lighthouse to create atmosphere , is what motivated me to get behind a camera!
Hello Frame Voyager,
Do you think "Nosferatu" will break box office records upon release?
The VVITCH
I think it will do pretty well! But I don't know if it will break box office records. "R" rated films like these have a hard time doing that
The VVitch, I like to live deliciously
Not altered digitally!?? I didn’t think it was him at all! Amazing!
“Address me as lord”
Yes...of anything discussed in this video, the fact that probably 99% of Skargaard's voice wasn't altered absolutely blows my mind. "You are to address me as lord as my bloodline demands" (or whatever the actual line was)...holy cow. That was something else. You get the feeling and you learn quite quickly that you cannot say 'no' to this thing. You must comply. You are an underling. You have no choice.
CALVIN!!! dat you boy? How the hell did you survive candyland lol
And on top of that, speaking Ancient Dacian??
I saw “Nosferatu” at the Castro Theater in San Francisco. It’s a movie palace from the 1920s. It still has an organ that rises up from the basement while the organist plays. Because “Nosferatu” is a silent film, the organist played all during the film. Which was beyond cool. I really enjoyed seeing a silent film in a theater from that era. Plus having the organ play live. It gave me an idea of how it was going to the movies before there was sound. 🖤🖤🖤
pretty cool
You just gave me very fond memories of so many movie and concerts at the Castro. I have seen so many great movies there.
@@davey64 I love the Castro Theater. I’ve been to a number of movies there. I’ve never seen a show, only movies. But hopefully in the future. I went to a Warner Brothers-Looney Toons/Merrie Melodies film festival in the late 90s. Everyone laughed hysterically at all the cartoons. It was wonderful to see the cartoons at a movie theater, which was how they were originally seen. The Castro Theater is my favorite movie palace .
That's awesome
i watched the 1910 'Phantom of The Opera' in this format at the paramount theatre in seattle this past october. this is actually how silent films were originally meant to be ingested. super cool experience
I went to see Nosferatu tonight but I watched your video this morning. I wanted to come back and say that without this video, I don’t think I would have appreciated the artistry of this film as much. Like hooooly crap, knowing all the facts you packed into this made me love it so much more. It’s already a great film, but you made it so much better. So thank you!
Glad to hear it! Honestly, the main goal of the channel is to be a community where we can all just share our love of films and enhance that with a look at what goes into it. Way too much negativity out there around today's films. Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for not spoiling his appearance
If they aren't doing it I won't! Fully support keeping this sort of thing under wraps.
Just some concept works are out. And whatever they have shown in trailer
@loubloom24 You can find it if you look hard enough 😉
@@FrameVoyager where? I need to know haha I'm trying to find leaks or something
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There is zero Bill Skarsgard in this movie. Only 16th century undead rotting nobleman. I was shock how amazing he looked in Nosferatu. His costume, deep voice with the accent and rotting corpse flesh. That's how folklore vampire should looks like. Evil!
Another movie that does evil vampires well, is 30 days of night. I love, love that movie! They look so unnerving. ❤
@@ru-annmartina330 Yes, 30 days of night vampires ware amazing too. Brutal and evil.
Robert Eggers Nosferatu was amazing. I knew Count Orlok was Bill Skarsgard from the casting credits I read before seeing the movie, but I would have never known it was him, never.
Bill Skarsgård is the Vincent Price of our age, the fact that every horror icon he’s played he’s disappeared into and “becomes” those characters.
Lol, no he's not. His Pennywise was horrible. He ruined The Crow remake (well, to be fair it would have been terrible regardless, but he was so mediocre in the role). Comparing him to Vincent Price is laughable.
Insane take
@@plasticbagforahelmet3Brandon made that role his own, imho. I believe he would have had a great career. It was a heartbreaking movie & I still feel that way years later ( yes, I am about 140yrs old, lol!)
@@plasticbagforahelmet3 His pennywise wasn't bad. But the crow should not have been remade, like full stop. That was a bad idea. 😅
😂 the fuck are you talking about.
Saw the film Christmas Day and was so impressed by the production and design!
So stoked for this film, I swear genuine cinema is what keeps me going 🙏
I like it when they really go for it with the cinematography style.
@@Lisa-hj8fh by Robert Eggers? I wouldn't consider really any of his work super inspired by pop culture. Have you seen his previous films?
Lol, 'stoked' - shout out to Bram Stoker - I see what you did there ! 🤣
@@Lisa-hj8fh that's not what pop culture is lmao. You probably need a different term to describe what you're trying to convey because it doesn't make sense with the general definition of "pop culture" is.
But also on a larger scale, wasn't the original Nosferatu based on the culture as well? Like art and film has done this since it was created.
@Lisa-hj8fh and the original director for the 1922 didn't do the same thing? Take the pop culture of the era and take words from a book and put them on the screen in a different medium? Did he not realize what the difference between a book and a movie is? He was inspired by the Dracula novel and eggers was inspired by Nosferatu.
So how is it different for Eggers to make the story come to life again over 100 years later with dialogue? I'm assuming if the director in 1922 could have had dialogue they would have done it too. We're going to have to agree to disagree.
Watched this yesterday and I can say that it truly will immense you into the world of this fantastic story.
The sets, sound track, costume and acting were all held in perfect synchronization throughout the whole film.
Never too much and never not enough.
That moonlight crossroads scene gave me chills when i saw it in theatre. Amazing cinematography
Thank you for no spoilers!
No problem!
Had to come to the comment section to make sure
So cool to hear that Bill learned Mongolian throat singing. Being a vocalist myself I'm a total geek for anything vocal technique related. I will enjoy the movie even more knowing this.
I have been a vampire fan ever since I was in the third grade! This movie was awesome!! I’m now 73 and I’m still watching vampire movies!!
Thank god anya taylor-joy didn't do it. Lily-Rose Depp was amazing and new and even fully living in this world. It was a breath of fresh air to have a new actress to go what they can go instead of same faces already knowing how they act. Lily went all in from her act and it paid off. Love to more of her :)
how come you didnt want joy to do it?
I think Anya would’ve been great but I’m glad Lily-Rose got this opportunity, it’s really a breakout role for her, she was incredible
All Lilly did was moan and simulate sex until she actually got to have sex with Orlock. Nothing but moaning ,"He's coming hes coming," and archign her back. But I guess if it makes your dingle tingle it's considered good acting 😂😂
@@MilesToGoGothat she did! I think it’s especially intriguing to me as I feel a strange connection between the role Winona Ryder played in brahm stokers Dracula and lilys role as the same character in this new film. I just find to interesting that lily had this opportunity considering the connection between the original actress and her father yk.
I've been actively avoiding your video for the last week, not because I'm not interested, but because I wanted to wait till after watching the film. I saw it last night and I'm in love, it's so beautifully haunting. Robert Eggers is a master of horror and an incredible story teller. I'm so happy for him on making this film, it's stunning.
Love your videos, great information! TY :)
The voice is crazy, can't wait to see the look
Reminds me a lot of bram stoker's dracula
@@DGVFX🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@DGVFX Only that they both speak with Romanian accents. Oldham's Orlok was a royal dandy compared to Skarsgaard's interpretation. His Orlok absolutely expects anyone with whom he interacts to bow to him, kiss his shoes, tuck their tail, or eat shit if he directs them to do so. And you have no choice. You must comply. In addition, a he's dirty, disgusting, rotting corpse with heavy boots and a filthy fur coat. He's a nasty piece of work.
Hands down one of the best video analyses/essays I’ve ever seen. And I hadn’t even had the opportunity to watch the film yet! Just brilliant. You’ve earned yourself a new subscriber
First half has such a Robert Eggers feel! The gypsies in the woods, the castle, the horse carriage, Orloc himself, the Orthodox Church! Amazing!!!! Also, Bill's Skarsgard's change to Orloc is truly crazy, completely and utterly unrecognizable!!!!
That night shot....more than a "CROSS road..." Brilliant video and excellent film.
I cannot wait to see this movie! I watched both original silent movie and remake recently. I love Lily Rose Depp too. And Dafoe. Thanks for background info!
Who here was first introduced to Nosferatu as a kid in the 90s by Are You Afraid of the Dark? The episode about the theatre that played this film and the character walked out of the screen? I ended up being a projectionist when I was 15-16, and I’d randomly think of that episode on Thursday nights when I was alone after closing, splicing and previewing the new movies for errors. That monster design is timelessly terrifying.
Yes! I remember that... it was chilling
Our childhood was epic y'all we had so much culture and didn't even know it.
The cinematography was really good - we noticed that a lot of the shots in the trailer are completely different in the film, seems like they cropped and color corrected everything differently to avoid spoilers?
He also said there will be a directors cut!
I'm so impressed with Lily Rose Depp. Her jumping emotions like that was a delight to watch ❤
The still photos are artistic masterpieces. The lighting!
The whole movie was breathtaking
Amazing film. I miss movies that are/were made like this, for sure. The building, the dread, the ending all well paid-off, IMO. Great review, thank you!
The movie is absolutely amazing. Saw it last week and was absolutely blown away. Robert Eggers really outdid himself.
Honestly can't think of a better film for him to do
I would like to see his take on A Christmas Carol.
How have you seen it pre release date?
@@bones8910 a lot of different screeners you can go to if you live in the right area haha
I am a pretty popular content creator who lives in LA, so I get to go to lots of screenings pre release date.
That's the smoothest transition to a video sponsor I've ever seen
😅😅😅 Try to not make them jump out and scare you
Eggers need to either do a critters remake or Gremlins..I can even see him doing a good werewolf movie that blows everyone away and swallows
If he did Frankenstein it would blow everyone out of the water
@@TomboyCEOhis Frankenstein would sweep the Oscars
He's remaking Labyrinth apparently
Amazing bunch of comments in here
@@BloopsnBleeps still unconfirmed at this point
Can’t wait to see this next week ❤
Nice transition to the plug! Perhaps it stood out to me as a glasses wearer with difficulty driving at night lol
my fiance and I just watched Nosferatu. I knew just based on the breathtaking and haunting visuals that there must have been SO MUCH CARE that went into this, but your video really lays it out. Especially that incredible scene where Nosferatu's rider-less carriage shows up in that grove of trees to take him to the castle. I've never seen such an incredibly shot scene in all of cinema.
Got tickets for two showings on 35MM at Portland OR on Christmas Day while dragging my family. And got a third showing with my best friend on the 28th along with a primus new years concert after. Also scored tickets for The Brutalist on 70MM and Die Hard 35MM. Suffice to say it’s a hell of a way to end the year and my Nosferatu shirts came in time!
I also recently watch the 1922 version for the first time at a private screening with Radiohead music as the background along a famous artist EMEK in attendance. I also finished the Herzog German version last week and it’s building up to be my most anticipated movie and I’m sure it’ll probably be my movie of the year too along with Dune once the credits roll…thanks for your insights man, really appreciated your acknowledgment. Can’t wait to see the Barry Lyndon candle of horror lol
YOU SUCK 😭
All jealousy aside😅, that's a nice Christmas lineup! I unfortunately don't live anywhere near those 35mm and 70mm showing. Enjoy that for sure!
Brag a little more
Bro don’t go with your family though isn’t this going to be like hardcore R?
just saw it tonight. beautifully done! great acting! wow. the scene at the crossroads was awesome.
wait what happened at that part I just watched it but forget specifically what happened
Nosferatu 2024 has become my favorite film by far. you can see the passion and all the effort Robert put into this film, absolutely marvelous
Admittedly, I am not tech savvy however I do know this blue and green filter overlay was heavily used in the early 2000's. Films like The Ring, Mirrors and White Noise come to mind.
It wasn’t a “filter” in the ring. It was how they shot and processed the film.
@brandongers hence the beginning of my comment bud 👍🏻
@@noddygirl and I was just providing input as to how they did it bud… 👍
An episode on custom filters would be absolutely amazing, please do follow up on this!!!
saw it yesterday. Exceptional work. Bravo!
my dad and i went to see it last night. its the first time in a long time ive been hyped to see a movie opening week in theatres and i am still in awe of how damn good it was. there are a few scenes in the movie that are absolute silence and you couldnt even hear someone breathing in a full packed theatre because of how entranced everyone was. every actor was fantastic but willam defoe specifically took my breath away as he usually does, that man is a true treasure. i know there will be snobs that find ways to crticize this movie but i just personally cant begin to express how great of an experience it was. if you get a chance to go to the movies to see it you will not be dissapointed!
I want to go again to see it in the cinema, even though I know I won't enjoy it as much. Watching this at home will never do it justice. It's like going to a Michelin star restaurant and asking for a take-out. And don't just praise the Chef either. What a magnificent creation. Bravo to Eggers and everyone involved. Even the Ticket Collectors. The scenes in the Castle! The way Eggers followed a different path, creating uncertainty, making our minds beg to see the monster. Cinematic history, go and see it in the cinema folks. Don't miss the opportunity.
I donated plasma right before watching the movie with a friend of mine, so it was weird being kinda loopy from having a needle sucking blood from my arm for an hour before watching this film.
I loved it. It was like watching a 2+ hour long death metal video.
Love how you dropped your own voice an octave when talking about skarsgard dropping his an octave
@@whatsthestoryhere I'm glad someone noticed it 😅
I wish my local ‘art theater’ would show the digitally restored 1922 Nosferatu on the big screen…
@@edstein5642 same. That would be sick
This new adaption was so amazing!! I loved it!! ❄️🩸
Saw the film today.
An absolute gothic horror masterpiece. It’s like a glass of wine when the flavour notes keep getting more complex over time after the initial sip. Best horror film of 2024.
Awesome video, thanks for all the info in a succinct format. Best video about the film I’ve seen.
Just saw it. Incredible
Same. Love it
The movie was PHENOMENAL though. I really like Eggers' film style. The Northman, The Witch, Nosferatu... Cannot WAIT to see more from him.
Ngl that was probably the smoothest transition to a sponsor ad I have ever seen I didint even realize I was watching it until it was already over and by then it was to late to skip so props to you for outplaying me friend😂
Appreciate it 😅
@ Np also I just watched the film in the theater today and that was the best movie I have ever seen
I love 💞 this and I feel comfortable about Bill and Lilly in this !
the carriage scene was so incredibly eerie and beautiful
Even though I knew it was Bill playing Orlok, I spent the entire movie doubting that was true. An unbelievable performance from him.
This movies’ visuals were astounding, sound design as well. Masterpiece
Great vid! While it didn't top The Lighthouse (not even a fair comparison, that movie is unbelievable), after seeing Nosferatu last night it's handily in the number 2 spot of Egger's movies for me. It was beyond amazing!!
IMO, The Lighthouse was a difficult first watch (it's very dense) and was much better when viewed a second time with subtitles. For me, it's: 1. The Witch; 2. Nosferatu and Lighthouse (tied, though they're quite different); 4. The Norseman. Interesting that 'The Norseman' was had the biggest budget but was the least successful of the four films. Too much studio meddling? Who knows.
Fun fact, Bram’s wife Florence was a very beautiful woman… in fact, Bram had to win her over from Oscar Wilde (maybe she was what we would call today, a worthy “beard” because Bram’s infatuation with Sir Henry Irving (for whom he intended the story as a play) was a bit “light in the loafers” for the day… 😏 so much so… I wrote the play 😎
Cannot wait to see this!
Saw it last night, absolutely loved it. In my top 3 favorite vampire movies of all time now
*edit to add that i really love the old world europe elements they used, it reminded me of the vampires in the Necroscope books by Brian Lumley (at least the first 3 novels from what i recall, highly recommend the series for any horror fans)
I was 18 or 19 yrs old when I managed to watch the silent film. I was very surprised how much I enjoyed it as at that point I hated subtitles but wasn't sure if I'd last the complete film but I did and watched it multiple times before returning it to my friend. I'm looking forward to seeing the 2024 version 😊.
Every damn movie he makes..
I love them.
Yes Northman was just a reimagined Conan The Barbarian..
And I love it.
It’s just Viking hamlet
@@Jaebird2the viking tale is the original story, hamlet is an adaptation of it
Thank you for the video it's great. I'm excited to see good cinema like this in the theater. It's very thoughtful.
More movie previews and trailers should be in this format. This made me want to go see the movie.
Can't wait to see Egger's Noserferatu, especially now learning that the story changed his life, because his story The Witch changed my life.
I loved this film. True gothic horror at it's best. Don't go expecting jump scares, or deep horror. This is subtlety. Like a dream. Or a nightmare. Is it perfect? No. The acting is at times wooden and the pacing can be cumbersome, but I think it lives up to the hype as being an artful homage to a classic tale. I'll watch this again. And then probably again after that.
I liked it too. It's truly a disgusting movie, but I think that's one of the major goals of the film is to gross people out. Orlok is disgusting and gross, like a powerful tick.
Lookin forward to this! Herzog’s movie is genius tho … gonna be hard to beat, with a vampire that literally brings plague + rats with him + klaus Kinski is amazing …. But- enough of that! I’m looking forward to this one very much!!
I strongly posit that "The Lighthouse" finally made me appreciate Robert Pattison as an actor (I was/am not a fan of the "Twilight" series); it was one of his best performances. Defoe: He's always good-a solid pro, always, IMHO.
So good thank you for this!!
Thank you for the info I needed! I wondered how many rats they trained! They were amazing!
Saw this yesterday with my dad and we both loved it!
This the best count or look has looked by far!
We watched the movie in Delft, Holland last night. The 1979 was shot in Delft. But I adore the 2024 version 🖤🖤🖤
Great job and research on this video
Masterpiece All Around. Absolutely Incredible.
The most impressive thing about this video.. is the Segway into the sponsorship ad… SUPER CRISPY!🙌🏾
@@AMoja-tk6kx haha appreciate it 😅
'You will obey, that is my council"
Yes my Lord
I went to see the movie yesterday. It was longer than I expected, but I loved the little references to the original throughout the film, and personally I’m happy to see a vampire movie that doesn’t portray the vampire as a boyfriend/love interest. That trope has been worn out for me. Also Lily-Rose Depp was fantastic.
This looks incredible
Right?
The fact it took that long before actually making is a blessing😭 Nosferatu needed this cast(2024)!!! Bill Skarsgard was amazing, Nicholas Hoult amazing, Willem Dafoe amazing Ralph Ineson amazing even Lily Rose Deep &’ Aaron Taylor Johnson killed it!!
No; they didn't. Not a good performance in the entire film. Completely formulaic and melodramatic. I'll admit that LRD is creepy looking, but better suited for Wednesday Addams.
I sorry I'm gonna disagree.. Lily Depp acting was Meh.. I could tell she was "acting" if that makes sense. I really wish they chose someone else
It just came out today in California, both my horror loving adult kids gave it a 6 out of 10 and an 8 out of ten, but I do t care I’ll see it in a couple days. I’m a big fan. You can also buy the “Script” Robert Eggers new book. Fascinating ❤
Me n my mate are going to watch this camping at my grandads lakes, on my phone if we can't get it to run through the tv. That'll be good atmosphere wise, im a shed by lake and empty fields.
The john malkovich and William dafoe nosferatu in 2000ish was awesome.
I remember that movie, but have forgotten its title ?
@@jamesbarbour8400shadow of the vampire
@Newaza235 ah - brilliant - thanks so much ! 👍
Fun fact, Bram’s wife Florence was a very beautiful woman… in fact, Bram had to win her over from Oscar Wilde (maybe she was what we would call today, a worthy “beard” because Bram’s infatuation with Sir Henry Irving (for whom he intended the story as a play) was a bit “light in the loafers” for the day… 😏 so much so… I wrote the play 😎
@@TheGeoDaddy welp Oscar wasn't too into the fairer sex if I remember my history right😎
Got to see it on 35mm last night in Chicago,, i've avoided watching your video until after ive seen the movie,.. but wow, loved it.
Love the in-depth video on the behind the scenes! I found it strange that Eggers went so far as to say you couldn't see Bill at all in the performance. It's a good performance no doubt, but it's very clearly Bill in the face, if you'd seen him in any other role you'd recognize him as Orlok. Again, not a bad thing, but a little misleading to imply that the makeup and performance goes THAT far, it sounds like how people describe Heath Ledger's Joker who did seem to disappear under the makeup and performance.
Great video, thanks !
Yeah the moonlight was CRAZY!!!
Here's the fun thing about Corvin Castle!
This castle actually has ties to Dracula, too. Vlad the Impaler was held prisoner by John Hunyadi inside Corvin Castle for seven years before he was able to regain his title of Prince of Wallachia for the second time. Seeing that on the screen and knowing all the lore with Dracula, Nosferatu, and Vlad the Impaler just made it SO MUCH better. 😎
It was a masterpiece. See it in a theater
I am really looking forward to seeing this new Nosferatu I was a fan of the original one from 1922 and am so pumped up for this one it’s a film that I think people and myself are highly excited to see I can’t wait to see Bill Skarsgard as Nosferatu
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I’m really glad Lily Rose Depp is in this. I saw her in the Icon and she was genuinely the only good part of that show. That script was garbage but she clearly did the best she could with what she got which you can see in some very sad scenes that her character has. I’m really excited to see her in this film. I have high hopes.
Amazing production
Went to see this amazing movie christmas day with my wife and we both loved it. We are planning to go see it a second time on imax soon as well.
They're making this story even more terrifying
Nicolas Hoult plays a role of Renfield in Renfield last year (alongside an older, senior star Nic Cage as Dracula), and now, he plays a role of another victim of vampire, Hutter. Not to be pigeonholed as an actor who plays a victim, he proceeds to follow it up by playing a villain, Lex Luthor in the new Superman live-action! Wow!
Love your videos man ❤️
Appreciate it! 🙏
I have seen the movie in proper way : At Dolby Vision theater. It was recommended by Nosferatu cinematographer Jarin Blaschke. And the movie looks glorious! Atmos sound really makes everything sounds better.
Skarsgard delivered the performance of a lifetime. I could totally see how he trained in Mongolian throat singing for this role, I actually thought how similar it sounded. There's a quality about his voice that shakes you to your bones it's so deep and rattling.
Can’t wait to see this film. Shame Taylor-joy didn’t make it into the film, she is such an intriguing on screen presence.
Such a masterfully crafted film.
People going in expecting an adrenaline fueled, “scary” movie and an original story and that’s it, you’re going to be disappointed.
This is a mainstream art film essentially. The cinematography, sets, costumes, sound design and acting were all 10/10.
It’s really more of a creepy, unsettling and atmospheric movie than it is “scary”.
And if you’ve seen/read Dracula or any of its adaptations, you essentially know this film’s story.
You see this movies for the experience and to see what a true visionary director is capable of.
I wasn’t really a fan of Eggers until I saw this last night. Not a Dracula or vampire fan either.
But this film is amazing.
Enter The Stars has an interesting look at this film