This movie feels like it’s straight out of an Edgar Allen Poe story. Strangely enough, this movie takes inspiration from an unfinished poem written by him under the same name. A popular theme in Poe’s stories is gaslighting, making the reader question which perspective is more reliable. In this scene we ask ourselves, is Wake really trying to set up Howard, or is Howard crazy? Or is it both?
I really feel like Wake is trying to gaslight Winslow. I've watched this movie probably a dozen times and you see it throughout like when he asks if they've been there hours, days, or months.
Dafoe doesn't exist. He's Pattinsons subconscious. Gaslighting is such a gen z, surface level interpretation it's hysterical to even fathom that's what Eggers was aiming for. Thomas WAKE. Clues in the name.
"A painted actress screaming in the footlights, a bitch what wants to be coveted for nothin' but bein' born, cryin' about the silver spoon what should've been yours." Damn, that line cuts deep. After all of Howard's ranting and raving, Wake just completely annihilates him with a few short sentences. Incredible writing and acting, one of the best films I've seen in years.
Something I noticed after rewatching this movie: Wake is just as much of a pretender as Howard. He’s afraid of Howard hurting him, but plays the part of the tough old sailor. At 0:51 he jumps back after Howard gets up, and at 1:49 his lip starts quivering after he suggests that Howard might kill him.
I do find this to be a complex movie since the script has the characters Old and Young instead of Howard and Wake. I believe it just shows how Howard is being talked down by his old self, Wake, but turns out that in the end, Wake is a hypocrite, which later on makes Howard a hypocrite. Idk, just spitballing
What I love about this is how Winslow/Howard rants about how much he hates Ol' Tom and how he's trying to make him look bad, then it's reduced to him begging to see the light.
@@hawkeyenextgen7117 the problem is he thins it is his sanity. He thinks seeing the light will reassure him that he IS sane and that all the things he's experienced weren't imaginary
Cool! Its a perfect line and reaction which create the humor of it. First comparing killing him like he would kill an animal. I dont kow, but i find the line and reaction quite funny.
Same, It comes off as very aggressive, and the theater I was in was filled with audiences that actually got the complex humor. I'm glad you got it too! :)
That's one of my favorite scenes as well. Specially when Pattinson says "I didn't!" He executed that line in a way that made him sound like he tried with all his might to neglect the killing of the gull but you can hear him being a bad liar nonetheless. You know he's lying even if you hadn't seen him kill the gull.
I love how Winslow switch his accent after the "another chance", his entire voice changes slowly during that part and when he says "forgive and forget" it's an entirely different accent 😍😍 Robert Pattinson was gold in this movie!! The way he easily change accents is my favourite thing about him!
Interesting that Wake fully convinces Howard that it’s his fault the wind changed, but had Wake taken up any duties or shown even a slight hand of compassion during the working hours, Howard likely wouldn’t have killed the seagull despite it’s aggression.
@@lopamurble4056 Even if this movie is in black and white, it's characters certainly aren't. They contradict themselves, make stupid mistakes and are impulsive. In other words, they are written as human beings.
At this point Winslow is completely lost in his mind. I like the idea that the light might’ve been nothing and that everything about the light, the mermaid and Wake was part of his delusion (not that Wake as a person was part of his delusion, but that he had something to do with the light).
I like the three different interpretations that are most popular: -It was all an abstraction or a dream, either way not reflective of a reality (Like Mulholland Drive). Only some shots or scenes are real (most probably the last one). -It was all "real", but Winslow is losing his mind and we're seeing it from his POV. The old Lighthouse Keeper is just really fucking weird, but Winslow can't tell the difference between reality and delusion anymore. -it was ALL real. The Lighthouse is literally cursed. Winslow has just accidentally entered on the realm of a Lovecraftian outer-worldly sort of creature and he happened to be unlucky. Either that or he disrupted some order and is getting punished for it (most likely the killing of the gull).
honestly I'm on young Thomas on this, he clearly works hard on his job, he's clearly allowed to drink on the job by his boss and yet he's being punished by the end of it, there was nothing stopping Old Tom from telling him to not drink on the job while the storm is passing and yet he enables him. You ever had a boss that refuses to see that your hard work, the fact that you're honestly trying your best, but the fact you have this one thing that helps pass the monotony of work then you deserved to get dragged.
@pinealdreams1064 That feels like a cop out, like the classic "it was all a dream"! The whole point of the movie is to make you uncertain about what is and what isn't real. Saying none of it was is certainly a valid interpretation, but so is saying some/all of it was real.
Nah, 'it's all a dream' is not a cop out if its done correctly. Its a cop out when old TV shows used it to reset the status Quo. Not when a film has built itself around the concept and used it to gain insight into the fractured mind of the protagonist.
Both actors did a great job on that movie. But it is Mr. Dafoe's fantastic delivery of lines, facial expressions and appearance, which was so masterfully highlighted by the combination of black-n-white colour and the lighting in various scenes, that gave this movie such an uneasy, suspenseful, almost supernatural theme. On top the dialogue as the icing on the cake produced the movie as the whole great package. Really liked it
I feel so bad for Winslow. Especially at the part where he just stands before Wake chewing him out and calling him a dog. Considering Winslow does work hard, is trying to find a living, only to be shunned hard by the boss with such conviction and tone. The shots of Pattinson with tears in his eyes building up each time he showed got to me. It makes me think of people that have gone through that in real life with their bosses, parents, or significant others. What a sharp pain that must be, trying your best and still being put down so ruthlessly. How can that not leave you broken. Hearing it come out the people you want acceptance from. He couldn’t leave the island under the circumstances, it’s all just so unfortunate.
I know all about it. Got a dad that no matter how hard I tried to get clean I was still a junkie..... No matter if I did nothing wrong and a family member started on me and I defended myself I was the problem. Always reminded I had nowhere to turn and nowhere to go and I WOULD eat shit from him and he would abuse that and put me through IMMORTAL hell. Always told I had no friends. I got into music JUST TO PLEASE HIM and he never came to a show, never said "That was good son", or anything all i got was a shoulder shrug and he never missed a chance to criticize me..... I think my dad was jealous of me. I also think he is a complete narcissist and I was his punching bag. Well not no more. Got my own apt, going to school, trying to get back into music, I am trying everything I can.
@hegemonious I think the implication is basically we are seeing things from Winslow's perspective so of course he thinks he himself is a hard worker and deserving of praise but the thing this movie does so brilliantly is make you doubt who is right and who is wrong. For example, the scene of Wake chasing Winslow with the axe only for him to spin it on us that it was actually Winslow chasing Wake with the axe. For all we know Winslow could have been a slacker who neglected his duties to beat off to his siren figurine that he had and only deceived himself into think he was a good worker by assuming the personality of the real Winslow and thus making the viewer see this warped version of himself, as is implied in this scene when you get glimpses of the real Winslow and they both have a similar appearance. It plays on the unreliable narrator idea that was used by Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft, some of the films main inspirations. Sorry to hear about what you been through though. You're doing great and even if you can't prove it to others, as long as you can prove it to yourself and become a better person, that's all that matters at the end of the day.
this is a fuckin disgrace for Oscars to give only 1 nomination for such an amazing movie as Lighthouse. fuckin disgrace, no nomination for Dafoe, no for Pattinson, no nomination for audio. jesus fuckin christ wtf is wrong with that Oscars...
I liked the part when Dafoe called out Winslow on playing a tough guy, pretending there is some mystery to him when in fact there is none. So many people do this at work, or in life in general - they want to project an image of someone very smart, mysterious or hard to figure out, in control, aware of everything. But ultimately all it takes is life handing us lemonade for one day too long, and we all crack one way or the other. You can say Wake kinda dragged Winslow down. He got him to drink, he treated him like crap at work and so on and because they were there isolated longer than they were supposed to, it all brought Winslow down eventually, much to Wake's glee and joy. Maybe if Winslow (or Howard) resisted and kept to himself, he would survive it and not lose his sanity. So the moral is, if you meet someone that's actively trying to bring you down to their level, resist no matter how long it takes and how hard it gets. Otherwise you're going to have your own image of yourself distorted and you will have to live with knowledge you're not the person you thought you were.
That thing is, even if he wanted to, he couldn’t really resist because Wake was keeping up a tab of report everything in his log book. This ultimately brought his own demise when he exploded and turned violent and obsessed with the light.
This movie depicts two pretentious low lives who are both acting like they have the moral decency over the other. Winslow is a runaway criminal but Wake is just as rotten. Abusing Winslow, making him do all the dirty work then making him drink on duty only to be gaslighted at the end. No wonder his old companion also went mad as he claimed earlier. His treatment surely would drive anyone to the brink of mental breakdown. I remember when Winslow said “You’re not even a human being anymore.” implying he lost his humane side for working in an isolated rock for far too long. This movie is brilliant and it’s a crime that neither of these actors were nominated.
What a disturbing movie. The whole black & white color scheme, weird resolution like a vintage movie, strange mono sound, all of that makes it even more terrifying.
Dafoes acting is amazing in this film proof that he is the best actor of his generation by a long shot. The part after this where Patterson is burying him and Dafoe keeps talking is brilliant! He's getting mud in his face and mouth but continues speaking like he even spits some mud out and keeps going. I think Patterson showed Alot of people hes not just a one role actor, this film and that one on Netflix where he has blonde hair and cons and schemes everyone I can't remember the name.
2:15 This is the point of no return. A disagreement between two men is one thing. But [Dafoe] referenced [Pattinson]'s old life, and having 'weight of evidence' that [Pattinson] is indeed just a squirt of shit.
That couldn't have played out any other way, wake was ASKING to get the shit knocked out of him, clever words give way to brute force and in the end he makes him his dog, so twisted
@dayum son I actually think it's one of those literal/metaphorical films. He does kill a guy, but the guy represents his shadow-self, or subconscious, trying to guide him towards self-realisation and self-awareness 'I've learned so much from yee', but deems him unworthy yet of seeing the light - 'the truth'. Winslow, when his subconscious tells him the truth about who he is and how in denial he is, instead of accepting it, rejects it, and that's what causes his damnation at the end.
Dafoe's eyes are so hypnotic in this movie. It's like he's staring into your soul and judging you.
True
that's a good boy
the way he acted in this scene makes me believe that thomas is the crazy one
he is, wake represents the judgement of howard
I think that was the point of his character, he was the "judge" for pattinsons character
This movie feels like it’s straight out of an Edgar Allen Poe story. Strangely enough, this movie takes inspiration from an unfinished poem written by him under the same name. A popular theme in Poe’s stories is gaslighting, making the reader question which perspective is more reliable. In this scene we ask ourselves, is Wake really trying to set up Howard, or is Howard crazy? Or is it both?
Or is it none and we are all crazy
@@doneme152 lol
Its also inspired by religious stories and art pieces
I really feel like Wake is trying to gaslight Winslow. I've watched this movie probably a dozen times and you see it throughout like when he asks if they've been there hours, days, or months.
Dafoe doesn't exist. He's Pattinsons subconscious. Gaslighting is such a gen z, surface level interpretation it's hysterical to even fathom that's what Eggers was aiming for. Thomas WAKE. Clues in the name.
"Look at ye, handsome lad, with eyes bright as a lady."
*insert shot of Robert pattinson in a tracksuit*
Basically he called him a Nitch Bigga.
When i see a femboi
He said you a Hitchcock and you have no sauce, the definition of OG
"come to this rock, playing the tough"
"A painted actress screaming in the footlights, a bitch what wants to be coveted for nothin' but bein' born, cryin' about the silver spoon what should've been yours." Damn, that line cuts deep. After all of Howard's ranting and raving, Wake just completely annihilates him with a few short sentences. Incredible writing and acting, one of the best films I've seen in years.
imagine being at the receiving end of that
Forgive and forget , i says
YEES SIR! The best film since Pulp Fiction
Not that wake is much better
Something I noticed after rewatching this movie: Wake is just as much of a pretender as Howard. He’s afraid of Howard hurting him, but plays the part of the tough old sailor. At 0:51 he jumps back after Howard gets up, and at 1:49 his lip starts quivering after he suggests that Howard might kill him.
Great catch omg!
I do find this to be a complex movie since the script has the characters Old and Young instead of Howard and Wake. I believe it just shows how Howard is being talked down by his old self, Wake, but turns out that in the end, Wake is a hypocrite, which later on makes Howard a hypocrite. Idk, just spitballing
Liar ! Twas ye that got me fired from Oscorp! Twas ye who killed the board of directors!
@Michael Chua back to formula I say
@Michael Chua fooled me
😂😂😂
@Michael Chua *ye
This film was extraordinary! Willem was monumental. Robert was mesmerising. Incredible cinema experience. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“You’re an open book. A picture, says I”. Boy did they have a way with words 😂
What I love about this is how Winslow/Howard rants about how much he hates Ol' Tom and how he's trying to make him look bad, then it's reduced to him begging to see the light.
If I were him, I would’ve valued my own sanity and well being versus the light.
@@hawkeyenextgen7117 the problem is he thins it is his sanity. He thinks seeing the light will reassure him that he IS sane and that all the things he's experienced weren't imaginary
In an interview, Robert Eggers says that his favorite part of the film was when William Dafoe shouted "Liar!" at 1:58
Cool! Its a perfect line and reaction which create the humor of it. First comparing killing him like he would kill an animal. I dont kow, but i find the line and reaction quite funny.
Same, It comes off as very aggressive, and the theater I was in was filled with audiences that actually got the complex humor. I'm glad you got it too! :)
for a visionary director to have the best actors in the business at his hand, yup.
That's one of my favorite scenes as well. Specially when Pattinson says "I didn't!" He executed that line in a way that made him sound like he tried with all his might to neglect the killing of the gull but you can hear him being a bad liar nonetheless. You know he's lying even if you hadn't seen him kill the gull.
A filthy dog! A dog!
"Ye pretended to some mystery in yer quietudes, but there ain't no mystery"
I'm literally him
I love how Winslow switch his accent after the "another chance", his entire voice changes slowly during that part and when he says "forgive and forget" it's an entirely different accent 😍😍 Robert Pattinson was gold in this movie!! The way he easily change accents is my favourite thing about him!
Ooh I didn't even notice that, they're _both_ putting on personas to try and impress each other
Interesting that Wake fully convinces Howard that it’s his fault the wind changed, but had Wake taken up any duties or shown even a slight hand of compassion during the working hours, Howard likely wouldn’t have killed the seagull despite it’s aggression.
Seems obvious to say but even if Howard was the one that directly caused the change in wind, Wake is the one at fault for pushing him over the edge.
@@lopamurble4056 Even if this movie is in black and white, it's characters certainly aren't. They contradict themselves, make stupid mistakes and are impulsive. In other words, they are written as human beings.
They're the same person.
At this point Winslow is completely lost in his mind. I like the idea that the light might’ve been nothing and that everything about the light, the mermaid and Wake was part of his delusion (not that Wake as a person was part of his delusion, but that he had something to do with the light).
I like the three different interpretations that are most popular:
-It was all an abstraction or a dream, either way not reflective of a reality (Like Mulholland Drive). Only some shots or scenes are real (most probably the last one).
-It was all "real", but Winslow is losing his mind and we're seeing it from his POV. The old Lighthouse Keeper is just really fucking weird, but Winslow can't tell the difference between reality and delusion anymore.
-it was ALL real. The Lighthouse is literally cursed. Winslow has just accidentally entered on the realm of a Lovecraftian outer-worldly sort of creature and he happened to be unlucky. Either that or he disrupted some order and is getting punished for it (most likely the killing of the gull).
If I had to pick, I would say The first one interests me the most, although the second one has its potential too.
@@Solaire_of_Astora13 the last one, with a sort of mythical sea curse, is the most exciting, but the second ones the most probable
It all went out the window once Pattinson hit the drink
honestly I'm on young Thomas on this, he clearly works hard on his job, he's clearly allowed to drink on the job by his boss and yet he's being punished by the end of it, there was nothing stopping Old Tom from telling him to not drink on the job while the storm is passing and yet he enables him.
You ever had a boss that refuses to see that your hard work, the fact that you're honestly trying your best, but the fact you have this one thing that helps pass the monotony of work then you deserved to get dragged.
You know the whole film is metaphorical and Thomas Wake probably doesn't exist, right?
Ye murdering dog!
@pinealdreams1064 That feels like a cop out, like the classic "it was all a dream"!
The whole point of the movie is to make you uncertain about what is and what isn't real. Saying none of it was is certainly a valid interpretation, but so is saying some/all of it was real.
@@pinealdreams1064Best not analyse any of it then, eh?.
Nah, 'it's all a dream' is not a cop out if its done correctly. Its a cop out when old TV shows used it to reset the status Quo. Not when a film has built itself around the concept and used it to gain insight into the fractured mind of the protagonist.
The audio at 0:22, when Thomas’ knees hit the floor, is subtly hilarious
lol it is wtf what he kneeled down on?
Very subtle fecal funny moment at 2:41 as well, the film really has it all.
lmfao thank you
3:14 went mad he did
Ali Shabbiri i seen ya sparring with a gull....best leave em be
Both actors did a great job on that movie. But it is Mr. Dafoe's fantastic delivery of lines, facial expressions and appearance, which was
so masterfully highlighted by the combination of black-n-white colour and the lighting in various scenes, that gave this movie such an
uneasy, suspenseful, almost supernatural theme. On top the dialogue as the icing on the cake produced the movie as the whole great
package. Really liked it
I feel so bad for Winslow. Especially at the part where he just stands before Wake chewing him out and calling him a dog. Considering Winslow does work hard, is trying to find a living, only to be shunned hard by the boss with such conviction and tone. The shots of Pattinson with tears in his eyes building up each time he showed got to me. It makes me think of people that have gone through that in real life with their bosses, parents, or significant others. What a sharp pain that must be, trying your best and still being put down so ruthlessly. How can that not leave you broken. Hearing it come out the people you want acceptance from. He couldn’t leave the island under the circumstances, it’s all just so unfortunate.
You sound like a dog.
I know all about it. Got a dad that no matter how hard I tried to get clean I was still a junkie..... No matter if I did nothing wrong and a family member started on me and I defended myself I was the problem. Always reminded I had nowhere to turn and nowhere to go and I WOULD eat shit from him and he would abuse that and put me through IMMORTAL hell. Always told I had no friends. I got into music JUST TO PLEASE HIM and he never came to a show, never said "That was good son", or anything all i got was a shoulder shrug and he never missed a chance to criticize me..... I think my dad was jealous of me. I also think he is a complete narcissist and I was his punching bag. Well not no more. Got my own apt, going to school, trying to get back into music, I am trying everything I can.
@hegemonious I think the implication is basically we are seeing things from Winslow's perspective so of course he thinks he himself is a hard worker and deserving of praise but the thing this movie does so brilliantly is make you doubt who is right and who is wrong. For example, the scene of Wake chasing Winslow with the axe only for him to spin it on us that it was actually Winslow chasing Wake with the axe. For all we know Winslow could have been a slacker who neglected his duties to beat off to his siren figurine that he had and only deceived himself into think he was a good worker by assuming the personality of the real Winslow and thus making the viewer see this warped version of himself, as is implied in this scene when you get glimpses of the real Winslow and they both have a similar appearance. It plays on the unreliable narrator idea that was used by Edgar Allan Poe and H.P. Lovecraft, some of the films main inspirations. Sorry to hear about what you been through though. You're doing great and even if you can't prove it to others, as long as you can prove it to yourself and become a better person, that's all that matters at the end of the day.
@@coreyhall1150 probably because your a junkie
Green Goblin made a crushing monologue both on Spiderman and Batman.
The fight with the changing people was one of my favorite parts, thank you for uploading it!
Who was the first guy?
@@kingghxstgaming the guy pattinson murdered
The contempt in Dafoe's voice, man. Amazing actor.
I watch this scene everyday I swear
this is a fuckin disgrace for Oscars to give only 1 nomination for such an amazing movie as Lighthouse. fuckin disgrace, no nomination for Dafoe, no for Pattinson, no nomination for audio. jesus fuckin christ wtf is wrong with that Oscars...
It's a popularity contest like everything else
1:58 "LOYER!!! YA MURDURIN' DORG!"
I liked the part when Dafoe called out Winslow on playing a tough guy, pretending there is some mystery to him when in fact there is none.
So many people do this at work, or in life in general - they want to project an image of someone very smart, mysterious or hard to figure out, in control, aware of everything. But ultimately all it takes is life handing us lemonade for one day too long, and we all crack one way or the other.
You can say Wake kinda dragged Winslow down. He got him to drink, he treated him like crap at work and so on and because they were there isolated longer than they were supposed to, it all brought Winslow down eventually, much to Wake's glee and joy. Maybe if Winslow (or Howard) resisted and kept to himself, he would survive it and not lose his sanity.
So the moral is, if you meet someone that's actively trying to bring you down to their level, resist no matter how long it takes and how hard it gets. Otherwise you're going to have your own image of yourself distorted and you will have to live with knowledge you're not the person you thought you were.
Brilliant
That thing is, even if he wanted to, he couldn’t really resist because Wake was keeping up a tab of report everything in his log book. This ultimately brought his own demise when he exploded and turned violent and obsessed with the light.
OP:
This should be a required manual for first time job seekers. 🤣
Goddamn, I really needed to hear that right now
Astronomical cope 😂😂
This movie depicts two pretentious low lives who are both acting like they have the moral decency over the other. Winslow is a runaway criminal but Wake is just as rotten. Abusing Winslow, making him do all the dirty work then making him drink on duty only to be gaslighted at the end. No wonder his old companion also went mad as he claimed earlier. His treatment surely would drive anyone to the brink of mental breakdown. I remember when Winslow said “You’re not even a human being anymore.” implying he lost his humane side for working in an isolated rock for far too long.
This movie is brilliant and it’s a crime that neither of these actors were nominated.
actually very similar to Pattinson's character in his other A24 film Good Time, come to think of it......
well that was intense..
Did you see the whole movie?
i haven’t
@@wndxxi3954 why don't ya go and see it without watching videos? Believe me it will. Be so much worth it
Watch it and then give input.
@@wndxxi3954 just see it once on a stormy night.
"Boo.. boo.. watcha gonna do" one of my favorite lines ever.
This is a love scene. Straight up
1:59 " *Ye'Kno How much i Sacrificed !?* "
“Ye lie to yourself, but y’ain’t have the sauce to see it.” What a quote
If Willem Dafoe Said “TIS BEGRIMED AND BEDABBLED” after all that yelling that would have been icing on the cake
Robert's performance is outstanding!! 😍
3:26
Hell, now I have to change me undergarments.
Ye soiled himself
ye a dog, just a filthy dog that soils himself on the cold ground and in ye warm garments
Batman vs. Green Goblin
1:02 Narcissus seeing his reflection in the pool of water
A Flower?
The acting on this movie is amazing. Defoe is fantastic
This should have been nominated for more than one Oscar
3:24
I Hear Norman Osborn fully embracing the Green Goblin.
Hear the laugh.
I love that Dafoe's character farts in 2:43
Holy shit, I've seen this clip like a dozen times and I never noticed that, before!
My sides!
I think that's just the score
That’s literally a tuba.
Some of these comments... r/woosh xD
funkeystudiosTV still a fart to me cuz it’s a common motif of his character so they could’ve purposely added in the tuba for that effect
This makes me so excited for the upcoming Batman
Fuck yes.
Just let me into the light old man. "Please,Please,Please" i love this line also its hilarious 😅
These are outtakes from a RedLetterMedia recording.
“ye aint got the SAUCE to see it” fuck me I gotta start saying this shit at work
Look at ye crying.
Booo, booo.
What ye gonna do?
3:33 "puny God"
"shoulders as wide as a lads....."
What a brilliant movie 🎥.
In other universe, this is Batman vs. Joker
Godspeed spiderman
Hello Peter-tine
Wow that was some trippy stuff.
I love how there's a bit of wind in Willem Dafoe's hair as the book flies past his head.
"Godsped, Robat!"
Damn it, you left out the best part of the scene:
"Ain't ye never been to sea before? Bark, I says. Bark!"
"Bark, laddy!"
LOL, I love this film.
I had no idea this was a comedy movie. Thanks for letting us know…
0:38 when i find the developers for oneshot and demand they make a sequel
What a disturbing movie. The whole black & white color scheme, weird resolution like a vintage movie, strange mono sound, all of that makes it even more terrifying.
The most uncomfortably engaging film ever made
Dafoes acting is amazing in this film proof that he is the best actor of his generation by a long shot.
The part after this where Patterson is burying him and Dafoe keeps talking is brilliant! He's getting mud in his face and mouth but continues speaking like he even spits some mud out and keeps going.
I think Patterson showed Alot of people hes not just a one role actor, this film and that one on Netflix where he has blonde hair and cons and schemes everyone I can't remember the name.
Good time Is the movie
2:41 pay close attention and you'll hear that mini fart 🤣
2:15 This is the point of no return.
A disagreement between two men is one thing. But [Dafoe] referenced [Pattinson]'s old life, and having 'weight of evidence' that [Pattinson] is indeed just a squirt of shit.
This was like the last good movie that came out.
Greateat movie of the last ten years
Can only imagine what the Northman will be like
Freaking amazing, but honestly, I just vibe with this movie more than his other two, the northman was phenomenal though.
дед с батей сцепились по пьяне
That couldn't have played out any other way, wake was ASKING to get the shit knocked out of him, clever words give way to brute force and in the end he makes him his dog, so twisted
Pattinson is amazing, wow, twilight didn’t show his acting range, and Dafoe, genius.
I can’t wait to have a son so I can quote Willem Dafoe in this movie
Why cut the bark
AINT YE EVER BEEN TO SEE BEFORE?
best comedy of 2019 🥲
Ya ought not have called him a dog.
"AVENGE ME!" v.2.0
TWAS YE!!!
Sort of like Camus’ book The Fall
3:28 one of my favorite shots in the movie and I always forget what scene it's from!
Why'd ya spill yer beans 🫘
2:04 lol 'shes turned thr weans against us'
Acting masterclass.
The accent is mesmerising. Which specific accent is this supposed to be?
New England/Maine accent
Have a shot everytime William calls Robert a dog in this movie
Then Dafoe be like strong enough to have it all, too weak to take it
Someone must have been on an acid trip when they wrote this film.
I take back everything I said about Robert Pattinson with regards to Twilight
Common man to the government
Batman vs Green Goblin
Is it sus rather than sauce? As in "sussed out" which means figured out
3:22 - 3:26 Did both Thomas’ just kissed?
Ye YAW
Ye ain't have the sauce
This movie is gaslighting at its finest
This scene just proves to me that this is all fake and he’s simply going mad
@dayum son who was that young man?
@dayum son I actually think it's one of those literal/metaphorical films. He does kill a guy, but the guy represents his shadow-self, or subconscious, trying to guide him towards self-realisation and self-awareness 'I've learned so much from yee', but deems him unworthy yet of seeing the light - 'the truth'. Winslow, when his subconscious tells him the truth about who he is and how in denial he is, instead of accepting it, rejects it, and that's what causes his damnation at the end.
@@CBRN-115 the 'real' Ephraim Winslow..
@@pinealdreams1064 look at ye, playing the philosopher
I don't need context and i don't want it
2:15
Who's the Guy @3:00.....??
If you’re meaning the character that’s Ephraim Winslow but the actor is Logan Hawkes
Toxic codependent yaoi...
damn shame
I expected it to sound different 😂. Ive only seen the meme up until now, I thought it would be pronounced ye, not yeeeeee.
Look at ye postin cringe
FORTNITE
Look at ye, postin' cringe