I love how they presented Orloks death. Instead of once again turning to ash - like in all vampire movies - he shrivles up. As if all the dark magic that kept his body undead left him and nothing but the weak, fragile, wrotten corps that he truely was remained. The spindly legs and hips give me literal goosebumps
Indeed. I even felt a little bad for Orlok when the sun illuminated him. My opinion is that he didn't feel "tricked", but that there wasn't a future anymore after this ecstasy he'd experienced with her, so might as well just see the sunrise for the first time in centuries. "An appetite", nothing more, bound to Ellen until death. His appetite was satiated.
This for me was one of the most poignant moments in the film for me. Ellen’s sacrifice had caught me so off guard that I’ve fell into tears over her situations and her fate. This is one of the most emotionally brutal sacrifices I’ve seen a character make, who brought destruction upon an entire village only to pay the price lying with a monster that is an incarnate of evil to destroy Count Orlok.
Definitely didn't catch anyone off guard. This is the horniest vampire movie yet, unnecessarily so, so of course they're gonna end on sex with the villain. Too predictable. Eggers like ending movies where innocence is lost and credits roll.
@@stinkfinga4918 In the end he executes in such beautiful and grotesque fashion. Every movie I have seen from him is nothing but Art. Plus he doesn’t abide by typical Hollywood standards. He creates riveting tension, thought-provoking themes, and real movie experiences compared too 90% of films today. Only 10% of films come out with actual authenticity. There is no denying the man’s talent.
I couldn’t imagine the courage and strength it took for her to make her sacrifice. Imagine this evil, dead, and ugly monster haunting and assaulting you your whole life, and you’ve been trying to free yourself from him. Meanwhile, people are dying at the wrath of this demon and the only way to stop him is to give in and let him have your blood, all night… 😔
I do not feel bad for nosferatu, ellen was basically saying that nosferatu was SA'ing her like nosferatu did bad things to ellen when she was a child. I feel bad for ellen.
He was not SA’ing her at all. She wanted to have sex with him. That was her desire since she was a child. She was very lonely, and she prayed for some kind of connection with anyone and didn’t care what it was so when her prayers were answered unfortunately it was Nosferatu and after she had sex with him the first time she had those thoughts that kept recurring in her head and her dreams of trying to feel that again it was only when she married Thomas that those dreams and everything relating to having sex with Nosferatu stopped but then with Thomas left to go sell a house to Nosferatu it started back up again
A part of me thinks the count knew and wanted to die. After living so long as a "loathsome beast", constantly thirsting for blood and alone, he probably hated his existence.
That's too much empathy in that interpretation. I think he was consumed by his appetite and lust. He gamed online till sunrise, and now he has to go to work
No, he is pure evil. Don't try to empathize with him. He has zero redeeming qualities and gives no indication he "wishes for death." He said it himself. He IS appetite, sin, lust, death, plague. He is all the very worst of what makes us human.
I think it was both things. He knew he was a disgusting beast and must have already been tired of his miserable existence. Only he was still hungry and couldn't be killed before consuming as much as possible, and Ellen had become his target. When they finally got together, Orlok knew he had to leave at the right time, but he was so lost in desire and lust that time passed and it was too late. When he realized he had to go, but still went back to devouring Ellen, it was as if he said: "Screw it! This is too good. I'm going to suck this woman all over even if it kills me!" And when the sun came up it was like, "Damn! But it was worth it! It better end like this."
He probably also figured since she was his penultimate victim and he knew it was gonna kill her anyways he may as well go ahead and let himself be ended.
After movie ended I thought that he actually became human when fulfilling his destiny, but died from drinking poisoned blood . I guess sunlight killed him, but I thought he would evaporate if that was the case.
That's true of the conventional vampire story, but I believe Robert Eggers wanted to really get that shot that is "The Maiden and Death" which is a popular German and European motif.
Honestly, orlock’s death could have been a little cooler. In the 1922 version he crumbles into a burning pile of dust. That could have looked neat with modern special effects. But at least what we did get still works pretty well
This ending is way better. That final shot is beautiful and connects with the overall theme of sexuality in the movie. The perfect way to end the film.
I felt sad for Ellen and the Count. Mostly for Ellen because she never wanted melancholy and enough have died already. I believe that by succumbing to the Count and stalling him long enough to be exposed to the sun gave her the peace she longed for. She will definitely see Thomas again in Heaven and it shall take some time for the town to heal from this nightmare. Moral lesson to this movie is never accept any deals with Evil in the flesh and love is stronger than death.
I thought it was a metaphor. She called upon this evil younger, and it was infecting everything in her life. Not only did she have to come face to face with what she conjured up (obviously sexual frustration/sexual trauma) she had to become one with it in her most vulnerable/primal state ...sexually. They both died and everybody could continue on. We all probably have sexual traumas that circle back around one day....face it...become one with it...own it...before it destroys you and ones you love
Found it strange how he didn't cop that exposure to the sun was gonna kill him out the window? Like he obviously knew it was lethal to him but like was he that much in the moment or what lol
@@kevinmoore4355no, he didn't. What he wanted was to satisfy his sick lust and appetites for as long as possible. He was ready to leave, but Ellen told him to take more from her. He truly thought she was embracing him joyfully, not out of a desire to kill him. Part of evil like him, is the joy it feels corrupting others. He thought he had done that, and his hubris and Ellen kills him. It's the beauty, and beast.
The movie nearly copies Bram Stoker's Dracula scene for scene with minor differences but the changes still make it a worthwhile experience. Stoker sued and won for infringement. There is no romantic view of the elegant vampire here, Count Orlok is an undead corpse, quite graphic and I have to hand it to the young man playing the attorney who goes to his castle to finalize a property sale in England... Sound familiar? He truly shows you what paralyzing fear is like when facing a superior supernatural predator like Orlok.
She wanted to die because she was sacrificing herself to kill Nosferatu. It’s a bit more complex than that though. Nosferatu was so good so definitely go see it!
This film looked and sounded amazing.. it had more than a few good lines but it wasn't all that great. I expected more from robert eggers and his team. Ari aster would've made a better vampire film.
Nosferatu fue a la casa de su novia. bebió su sangre. su novia le pidió que se quedara más tiempo. y bebe más. salió el sol y lo mató. Ella muere por pérdida de sangre. Gran película. Definitivamente ve a verlo. Más vídeos en mi tiktok.
A mustache ruined the whole movie for you really? You literally can’t give the rest of the movie any credit because of a mustache on a character that’s not in any way trying to be what you consider a “good” vampire to the point that the rest of the movie is “ruined”. Fuckin baffling that you want the monster to not look like a monster.
Very overrated film , visually amazing but the rest is just mehhh Eggers changed a bit since he mived to Focus Entertainment his best work is still The Lighthouse following The VVITCH
I thought the ending was anticlimactic. So disappointed, as the film was already teetering on "all style, mia substance." The ending sealed the deal, in my opinion.
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I love how they presented Orloks death. Instead of once again turning to ash - like in all vampire movies - he shrivles up. As if all the dark magic that kept his body undead left him and nothing but the weak, fragile, wrotten corps that he truely was remained.
The spindly legs and hips give me literal goosebumps
This ending was kind of sad. I felt bad for the characters during this scene. 10/10.
Indeed. I even felt a little bad for Orlok when the sun illuminated him.
My opinion is that he didn't feel "tricked", but that there wasn't a future anymore after this ecstasy he'd experienced with her, so might as well just see the sunrise for the first time in centuries.
"An appetite", nothing more, bound to Ellen until death. His appetite was satiated.
It's an allegory of sexual sin. They both die from it
@jordanmarrero9153 Makes him seem like a being made of hunger that developed a persona rather than a man turned monster.
I agree I saw it last night
@savageboijackolantern3443 good thing you watched this masterpiece instead of Mufasa.
This for me was one of the most poignant moments in the film for me. Ellen’s sacrifice had caught me so off guard that I’ve fell into tears over her situations and her fate. This is one of the most emotionally brutal sacrifices I’ve seen a character make, who brought destruction upon an entire village only to pay the price lying with a monster that is an incarnate of evil to destroy Count Orlok.
How can it takes you off guard? Don't you know how it end?
@ To be fair I haven’t seen the original
Definitely didn't catch anyone off guard. This is the horniest vampire movie yet, unnecessarily so, so of course they're gonna end on sex with the villain. Too predictable. Eggers like ending movies where innocence is lost and credits roll.
@@stinkfinga4918 In the end he executes in such beautiful and grotesque fashion. Every movie I have seen from him is nothing but Art. Plus he doesn’t abide by typical Hollywood standards. He creates riveting tension, thought-provoking themes, and real movie experiences compared too 90% of films today. Only 10% of films come out with actual authenticity. There is no denying the man’s talent.
I couldn’t imagine the courage and strength it took for her to make her sacrifice. Imagine this evil, dead, and ugly monster haunting and assaulting you your whole life, and you’ve been trying to free yourself from him. Meanwhile, people are dying at the wrath of this demon and the only way to stop him is to give in and let him have your blood, all night… 😔
I do not feel bad for nosferatu, ellen was basically saying that nosferatu was SA'ing her like nosferatu did bad things to ellen when she was a child. I feel bad for ellen.
@vii9284 yes but idk if I can say it on youtube
He was not SA’ing her at all. She wanted to have sex with him. That was her desire since she was a child. She was very lonely, and she prayed for some kind of connection with anyone and didn’t care what it was so when her prayers were answered unfortunately it was Nosferatu and after she had sex with him the first time she had those thoughts that kept recurring in her head and her dreams of trying to feel that again it was only when she married Thomas that those dreams and everything relating to having sex with Nosferatu stopped but then with Thomas left to go sell a house to Nosferatu it started back up again
You aren’t supposed to feel bad for Orlok, he’s the villain of the movie.
I’m not sure but I think he meant to say Thomas.
I felt so sad for Ellen😢 Best Actress Nomination for Lily-Rose Depp
Agreed!
Lol, not at all :D
@@HardCR0W 🫵😂
Agreed
I almost cried at the end of the movie. So good. Lily rose depp’s performance was🤯 great actress
A part of me thinks the count knew and wanted to die. After living so long as a "loathsome beast", constantly thirsting for blood and alone, he probably hated his existence.
Yeah he definitely had an "Eff it I'm just going to finish," moment where he looked at the window and kept going.
That's too much empathy in that interpretation. I think he was consumed by his appetite and lust.
He gamed online till sunrise, and now he has to go to work
No, he is pure evil. Don't try to empathize with him. He has zero redeeming qualities and gives no indication he "wishes for death." He said it himself. He IS appetite, sin, lust, death, plague. He is all the very worst of what makes us human.
I think it was both things. He knew he was a disgusting beast and must have already been tired of his miserable existence. Only he was still hungry and couldn't be killed before consuming as much as possible, and Ellen had become his target.
When they finally got together, Orlok knew he had to leave at the right time, but he was so lost in desire and lust that time passed and it was too late. When he realized he had to go, but still went back to devouring Ellen, it was as if he said: "Screw it! This is too good. I'm going to suck this woman all over even if it kills me!" And when the sun came up it was like, "Damn! But it was worth it! It better end like this."
He probably also figured since she was his penultimate victim and he knew it was gonna kill her anyways he may as well go ahead and let himself be ended.
The ending was so sad and horrifying. The music was outstanding and fitting for the scene: it’s called “Bound.”
This is just a chop up together clip but this truly doesn’t show how amazing the last 10-15 was. Honestly may be the best part of the movie
RUclips edited the shit of of it. A longer version is on my TikTok😊
The music in the whole scene from the beginning to the end was , Divine
The ending was heartbreaking like I almost teared up
The music: 🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥🎶🔥
Love the music in this scene
i almost cried tho, they nailed it
@@victortheoneandonly it was pretty sad. I felt bad for the characters. Hell I even felt bad for Orlok. 10/10.
He was running back to get his wife
Funny that you inserted a spongebob's time jump to this clip
Lol
It was actually in the movie 😮
Ah yes, bringing things full circle lol
After movie ended I thought that he actually became human when fulfilling his destiny, but died from drinking poisoned blood . I guess sunlight killed him, but I thought he would evaporate if that was the case.
That's true of the conventional vampire story, but I believe Robert Eggers wanted to really get that shot that is "The Maiden and Death" which is a popular German and European motif.
The cat at the end : 👁️👄👁️
The cat witnessed everything🤣.
Honestly, orlock’s death could have been a little cooler. In the 1922 version he crumbles into a burning pile of dust. That could have looked neat with modern special effects. But at least what we did get still works pretty well
I like that he turns into a skeleton. I don’t need more exploding vampires
@ Abagail-
@Owen-p6f8z lame lol
This way Thomas at least got a cool black leopard and wolf coat out of the whole tragedy. It's definitely laying in the floor somewhere
This ending is way better. That final shot is beautiful and connects with the overall theme of sexuality in the movie. The perfect way to end the film.
The music is amazing
I felt sad for Ellen and the Count. Mostly for Ellen because she never wanted melancholy and enough have died already. I believe that by succumbing to the Count and stalling him long enough to be exposed to the sun gave her the peace she longed for. She will definitely see Thomas again in Heaven and it shall take some time for the town to heal from this nightmare. Moral lesson to this movie is never accept any deals with Evil in the flesh and love is stronger than death.
It will be released next week in Korea. I will definitely watch it in theaters
Oh poor Thomas 😢
The movie was so good, I forgot to take out my phone
Thanks for uploading this. I still wanna see the movie. Dude, the ending is pretty sad I must admit 😮.
So sad 😞
And you’re welcome ☺️
I'm missing why it's sad. I don't want to spoil if you haven't seen it tho...
Spoiler
She isn't innocent
@alakazoom87 I'll end up watching this with my Nosferatu 😊 but thank you. Ooooh that's why I like Lily Depp
Lily's acting made Willem Dafoe look like a side character, and Willem Dafoe was f ing amazing, Robert Eggers never disappoints
Interesting how the sunlight only killed him rather than turning him to ash.
I thought it was a metaphor. She called upon this evil younger, and it was infecting everything in her life. Not only did she have to come face to face with what she conjured up (obviously sexual frustration/sexual trauma) she had to become one with it in her most vulnerable/primal state ...sexually. They both died and everybody could continue on. We all probably have sexual traumas that circle back around one day....face it...become one with it...own it...before it destroys you and ones you love
I cried very loudly ! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Found it strange how he didn't cop that exposure to the sun was gonna kill him out the window? Like he obviously knew it was lethal to him but like was he that much in the moment or what lol
Yeah he needed post nut clarity but took too long
Consuming Ellen was his 'lifes' or deaths purpose, he was able to die because she had submitted to him and thus he had no need to continue living
He wanted to die
@kevinmoore4355 never stated that in the film lol
@@kevinmoore4355no, he didn't. What he wanted was to satisfy his sick lust and appetites for as long as possible. He was ready to leave, but Ellen told him to take more from her. He truly thought she was embracing him joyfully, not out of a desire to kill him. Part of evil like him, is the joy it feels corrupting others. He thought he had done that, and his hubris and Ellen kills him. It's the beauty, and beast.
This was so beautifully done, a gothic masterpiece. It was grotesque and beautiful all in one, and that score brought me to tears.
What a cute couple
Upload the scene where she and Thomas are on the coach after her spell
If you mean early on before he departs and meets the count, I don’t have that scene.
The part where she says watch us
I looked through what I have and I don’t have that scene.
Bummer
Can you add more scenes in general like when Thomas escapes the castle, when he arrives home, when Anna dies, etc
Thomas was always late
Still a better love story than twilight
Guys, where I can watch this free?
The movie nearly copies Bram Stoker's Dracula scene for scene with minor differences but the changes still make it a worthwhile experience. Stoker sued and won for infringement. There is no romantic view of the elegant vampire here, Count Orlok is an undead corpse, quite graphic and I have to hand it to the young man playing the attorney who goes to his castle to finalize a property sale in England... Sound familiar? He truly shows you what paralyzing fear is like when facing a superior supernatural predator like Orlok.
Ive just noticed , why the skeleton has Nose???!!
Finally Nekromantik 3 came out...
Wish it followed the other 2 hahaha
Argh! I really remembered these movies when I saw Orlok's body. Ellen basically agreed to have a necroph**** session with this thing.
What if it was cloudy!??
The shot of the bodies reminds me of the photograph of Jack the Ripper's last victim
I’m disturbed still 😭
She gets Nos fooka too
So they both died
Yes, there’s a better version in my TikTok. RUclips edited the hell out of this version.
0:12 his breathing
Was she wanting to die? Like give in to the count or what
She wanted to die because she was sacrificing herself to kill Nosferatu. It’s a bit more complex than that though. Nosferatu was so good so definitely go see it!
@ im so excited to see it, thank you! seems like a great movie
So good. I have more videos on my TikTok including a longer version of this one: tiktok.com/@adan.green1?_t=8r7OGTON6is&_r=1
@ thank you!!
It was the only way
This film looked and sounded amazing.. it had more than a few good lines but it wasn't all that great. I expected more from robert eggers and his team. Ari aster would've made a better vampire film.
I’ve already seen the movie but way to spoil it for those who haven’t
If they're looking up "Nosferatu ending" they want/deserve to have it spoiled.
I just put the film title and this is in shorts on RUclips
❤
Or lol not very scary looking. His accent was good though. Oldman Dracula more scary.
This movie isn't nearly as good as the kids make it to be
Its like the death of slimshadt lp. Poop
skipped the best shot bruh
I didn’t skip, youtube edited the fuck out of my video. Full video is on my TikTok.
Alguien que me explique en español que fue lo que pasó? 😢
Nosferatu fue a la casa de su novia. bebió su sangre. su novia le pidió que se quedara más tiempo. y bebe más. salió el sol y lo mató. Ella muere por pérdida de sangre. Gran película. Definitivamente ve a verlo. Más vídeos en mi tiktok.
@adgreen775 Gracias!! Definitivamente iré a verla
Hicieron la cochinada
Creo que lo hicieron. estaban desnudos.
@@adgreen775 la película deberia llamarse la cuckeada de thomas😭
stop talking dude
Why would you give this vampire a mustache!!??? I don’t care about making it true to vlad the impaler. The mustache ruined the movie for me.
Because in the novel Dracula, which Nosferatu is an adaptation of, Dracula is described with a moustache.
Your Mom has a moustache and you still love her…
A mustache ruined the whole movie for you really? You literally can’t give the rest of the movie any credit because of a mustache on a character that’s not in any way trying to be what you consider a “good” vampire to the point that the rest of the movie is “ruined”. Fuckin baffling that you want the monster to not look like a monster.
bro was traveling... on a ship.. for months. he grew a mustache, my guy
@@jeffmacarthur9722😂
noseferatu
Very overrated film , visually amazing but the rest is just mehhh Eggers changed a bit since he mived to Focus Entertainment his best work is still The Lighthouse following The VVITCH
I just watched the lighthouse. Far too slow for me. You would like The Damned I think.
Nothing creative its a remake film
I agree
Nosferatu 1922 is a literally just a remake of Dracula. What's your point????
@@GlockinBell nothing creative with remakes is my point
Don't do business it Public Storage
@@GlockinBell A remake? Is that why Bram Stoker sued and won? It is not a remake, it is plagiarized but still good.
I thought the ending was anticlimactic. So disappointed, as the film was already teetering on "all style, mia substance." The ending sealed the deal, in my opinion.
#mustaschratu
Lore accurate
@@starkiller3098 =D it is..moustasche terror
I had to close my eyes for this scene. I was very immersed.
My mind could not get past her dying with a shriveled decomposed deek inside her...