I'd be very surprised if he don't.

@orcokiwo6703 I just watched The Lighthouse again, and listening to what he has to say, it'd be a crime against cinema if he didn't do it.

Probably not, but mostly because even how he explains filming The Lighthouse, using cyan filters and using the old school black and white filming methods to be more authentic to the period. If he were to create Nosferatu in the black and white format he would’ve filmed it with that intention from the start. I’m sure the colour palette he uses in Nosferatu is highly intentional and just clicking a filter to make it black and white wouldn’t be reflective of his vision

@MSIceWiz I see what you're saying, but it was just a thought.

@@MSIceWiz Good points you have there. I still believe they will, at some point, release a black and white version just like Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley.

good call! hypnosis, from sasha schneider

I think they're talismans that give him directing power.

Vvhat is?

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agree, with bad stunts

I disagree but to each their own. Long take action scenes are a breath fresh air from jumpy cut action scenes.

I have to disagree with you there - well, to a point anyway. I definitely think he’s ONE OF the best filmmakers around since Stanley Kubrick for sure, that much is undeniable - but he’s not THE best filmmaker if we’re excluding everyone else like Denis Villeneuve, Christopher Nolan and Gaspar Noé - those last 2 in particular are probably closest to Kubrick’s visual aesthetic. One thing I think we can all agree on is that all of these filmmakers (including Eggars) have a similar attention to detail to Stanley - something that was lacking in Film for some considerable time after his untimely death, and I’m grateful for each and every one of them. I am SO excited to see Eggar’s take on “Nosferatu”!

@@BananaCologne I get what you're saying and it's all a little bit "apples and oranges". Robert is only 41 but he has made 2 perfect films and one excellent film. I hope and believe "Nosferatu" will also attain perfect status and will win some major awards (not restricted to just "Oscars"). I admire many other current film makers and those who have gone to the big director's chair in the sky. My Kubrick-Eggers comparison is based on their unique visual style and authenticity to telling the story with memorable and unusual characters. I can't imagine Eggers making "Blade Runner 2049", which is a brilliant film, and I wouldn't want to see the "The Witch" if it were directed by Christopher Nolan, was three hours in length and cost $250 million.

@@lynstrom940 Hell I would like to see Eggers take on Blade Runner and Nolans version of the Witch that sounds cool

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