the garden

4y

Yall got me extra hype now

HoneyBunny

4y

Unhinged and relentless, absolutely phenomenal film and just might be Robert Eggers’ best, coming from someone who considers The Lighthouse to be top 3 in 2019

The cinematography was unbelievable, I was honestly stunned at some of the shots in this film

This is easily Alexander Skarsgaard’s finest role, maybe even career defining

Anya and Nicole were also quite good, Anya better than Nicole personally

As an aside I found it hilarious to see Nicole as Alexander’s mother after seeing them as a married couple in Big Little Lies Both of them have tremendous chemistry especially in one particular scene that everyone will know what I’m talking about when they see it

Minor spoilers here

kinda sad that Ethan, Willem & Bjork were essentially cameos but all 3 gave unbelievable performances with the little time they had

The story was absolutely tremendous, I think it was a worthy take on a kinda oversaturated sub genre nowadays (revenge action films) - the Viking aesthetic really helped set it apart from its contemporaries

I think this should be the film that sets Robert Eggers’ apart from the “A24 director” stain that he has been given, I personally feel like he’s been slightly written off because of this but there’s no denying Eggers’ is a very special director and I’m truly excited for whatever the hell he does next and I know damn well I’ll be there day 1

Finally, please watch this film in a damn theatre man. I’m not usually one of those people who think every single film must be seen on the big screen and no where else, but this film really only belongs on the big screen.

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

4y

Hold up hold up, hang on a sec... Being an A24 director is used as a disparaging term?

HoneyBunny

4y

Unhinged and relentless, absolutely phenomenal film and just might be Robert Eggers’ best, coming from someone who considers The Lighthouse to be top 3 in 2019

The cinematography was unbelievable, I was honestly stunned at some of the shots in this film

This is easily Alexander Skarsgaard’s finest role, maybe even career defining

Anya and Nicole were also quite good, Anya better than Nicole personally

As an aside I found it hilarious to see Nicole as Alexander’s mother after seeing them as a married couple in Big Little Lies Both of them have tremendous chemistry especially in one particular scene that everyone will know what I’m talking about when they see it

Minor spoilers here

kinda sad that Ethan, Willem & Bjork were essentially cameos but all 3 gave unbelievable performances with the little time they had

The story was absolutely tremendous, I think it was a worthy take on a kinda oversaturated sub genre nowadays (revenge action films) - the Viking aesthetic really helped set it apart from its contemporaries

I think this should be the film that sets Robert Eggers’ apart from the “A24 director” stain that he has been given, I personally feel like he’s been slightly written off because of this but there’s no denying Eggers’ is a very special director and I’m truly excited for whatever the hell he does next and I know damn well I’ll be there day 1

Finally, please watch this film in a damn theatre man. I’m not usually one of those people who think every single film must be seen on the big screen and no where else, but this film really only belongs on the big screen.

HoneyBunny

4y

Unhinged and relentless, absolutely phenomenal film and just might be Robert Eggers’ best, coming from someone who considers The Lighthouse to be top 3 in 2019

The cinematography was unbelievable, I was honestly stunned at some of the shots in this film

This is easily Alexander Skarsgaard’s finest role, maybe even career defining

Anya and Nicole were also quite good, Anya better than Nicole personally

As an aside I found it hilarious to see Nicole as Alexander’s mother after seeing them as a married couple in Big Little Lies Both of them have tremendous chemistry especially in one particular scene that everyone will know what I’m talking about when they see it

Minor spoilers here

kinda sad that Ethan, Willem & Bjork were essentially cameos but all 3 gave unbelievable performances with the little time they had

The story was absolutely tremendous, I think it was a worthy take on a kinda oversaturated sub genre nowadays (revenge action films) - the Viking aesthetic really helped set it apart from its contemporaries

I think this should be the film that sets Robert Eggers’ apart from the “A24 director” stain that he has been given, I personally feel like he’s been slightly written off because of this but there’s no denying Eggers’ is a very special director and I’m truly excited for whatever the hell he does next and I know damn well I’ll be there day 1

Finally, please watch this film in a damn theatre man. I’m not usually one of those people who think every single film must be seen on the big screen and no where else, but this film really only belongs on the big screen.

austin_butler_fan4

4y

did willem have a double role or was that supposed to be the same character ?

HoneyBunny

4y

imo the same character, I think his mystic abilities were supposed to be a secret to everybody else to the King and maybe his brother (because he kills him later although it could be because of the jest he made towards the Queen that offended him)

austin_butler_fan4

4y

makes sense

such an amazing film man

might go again this weekend

stellarhaus

4y

happens in a couple scenes

HoneyBunny

4y

Unhinged and relentless, absolutely phenomenal film and just might be Robert Eggers’ best, coming from someone who considers The Lighthouse to be top 3 in 2019

The cinematography was unbelievable, I was honestly stunned at some of the shots in this film

This is easily Alexander Skarsgaard’s finest role, maybe even career defining

Anya and Nicole were also quite good, Anya better than Nicole personally

As an aside I found it hilarious to see Nicole as Alexander’s mother after seeing them as a married couple in Big Little Lies Both of them have tremendous chemistry especially in one particular scene that everyone will know what I’m talking about when they see it

Minor spoilers here

kinda sad that Ethan, Willem & Bjork were essentially cameos but all 3 gave unbelievable performances with the little time they had

The story was absolutely tremendous, I think it was a worthy take on a kinda oversaturated sub genre nowadays (revenge action films) - the Viking aesthetic really helped set it apart from its contemporaries

I think this should be the film that sets Robert Eggers’ apart from the “A24 director” stain that he has been given, I personally feel like he’s been slightly written off because of this but there’s no denying Eggers’ is a very special director and I’m truly excited for whatever the hell he does next and I know damn well I’ll be there day 1

Finally, please watch this film in a damn theatre man. I’m not usually one of those people who think every single film must be seen on the big screen and no where else, but this film really only belongs on the big screen.

stellarhaus

4y

happens in a couple scenes

Mac Wit Da Cheese

4y

Want to see this badly but got $4 tickets for Unbearable Weight so will probably go watch that this weekend

CRACKASTEPPAVEGAN

4y

nah your priorities are straight. Nick Cage

stellarhaus

4y

hard agree on this being the career defining role for saarsgard

really want more leading roles with him after seeing this, he killed it here

DwindlingSun

4y

Watch Generation Kill if you haven't (and sadly so many haven't). He's exceptional in that

DwindlingSun

4y

Watch Generation Kill if you haven't (and sadly so many haven't). He's exceptional in that