100% - you nailed it. Amazing, epic book. Beautifully shot and acted film which of course isn't perfect. Definitely still worth seeing.

This was great

Stevie Van Zandt is a multi talented man and great humanitarian. Can’t wait to watch this.

We just watched the rock band Kiss's documentary on Hulu. It was great! Saw some of this show last Sunday.

Oh I'd better get comfy & roll a fat one for this💚🇬🇧🌱

Wrong reel hell yeah

I’m not looking forward to our post-November elections country, but I am looking forward to seeing this film in December.

Just watched this show a year late and now I'm a die hard fan, what an amazing show

The audience for this movie is queers. It's about a time where TV increasingly recognized the gay audience, but real life didn't and the disassociation where it seems like a favorite TV show sees you way more than the people you know IRL. This is a movie about being too scared to come out of the closet & just continuing a soul-crushing existence because it feels like actually being yourself means giving up your entire life. Plenty of straight people feel this way for other reasons, so are connecting to it, as well, but the movie is an allegory that isn't interested in what really happened or making literal sense.

There are very few people throughout human history who were complete villains. Most people have backstories, and their actions are reactions to the situations thrust upon them. I'm much more interested in the shades of grey than in the comicbook mustache-twirling stereotypical villains.

I dunno seems like some contradictions. Since when is the love of the peasants of king's landing so important? How he's perceived by other houses and powerful figures sure but I can't imagine they'd give a shit about hanging rat catchers.

Werner Herzog's remake has one of my all time favorite scenes... the part where Lucy wanders through the town as everyone has gone mad ... the family at the long dining table eating and drinking as if there's nothing wrong... surrounded by rats. Also, the final scene... LOVED

Strong episode, so fr I'm liking this season more than season 1 which makes sense as things escalate. The scene between Rhaenyra and Daemon was my favorite, a lot of things that needed to be said were said there. I just wish this was a different universe from GOT, because they butchered everything halfway through and it loses weight everytime I think of it as the same universe. I've only read the book co-written by Elio Garcia and Linda Antonsson so I know very little of this story, but I'm very interested to see it. Thank you for the review man and keep up the passion.

I really most enjoy it when the story concentrates on just two or three of the characters. I think GoT suffered because there were so many characters for our attention.

Brilliant episode the acting is top notch although I think with the huge families there be plenty of fatalities

Too much hype for this series. It's only going to disappoint. I don't trust adaptations any longer.

This looks next level! Can’t wait!

This looks like a film Johnny Depp would've starred in about 20 years ago

Herzog's Nosferatu doesnt get enough love, it expands upon everything in the original and also Klaus effin Kinski.

Definitely some Faust moments in the trailer so I think it will quote Murnau plenty of times. But Herzog's Nosferatu, Coppola's Bram Stoker's Dracula, and even Shadow of the Vampire will I think also be referenced. Really looking forward to this.

Yes, Don’t forget about Shadow of a Vampire, about the making of Nosferatu… with Willem Dafoe as Max Schrek

Man , I am hoping this is as great as it looks!

@GeekinWithJamesHancock I have already tracked and hunted down the original silent era Nosferatu which is currently on Tubi and the Werner Herzog version which is on Peacock so I will definitely be checking those out when I finally arrive home from vacation in Florida on Tuesday July 2nd with the fam.

Excuse me, Gretel and Hansel wasn’t a Robert Eggers movie like I thought which goes to show how boring and dreadfully dull I thought that movie was, I haven’t seen any of Robert Eggers films which maybe I should remedy that between now and when Nosferatu drops in theaters

Robert Eggers is not really one of my favorite modern directors albeit I have only seen his horror film Gretel and Hansel which I wasn’t a huge fan of but, I believe he did some others like The Witch for instance which, I haven’t seen but maybe I should as this looks pretty fantastic, I love me a good tense, dark and atmospheric Vampire flick and I must say, this looks absolutely fantastic. With Bill Skarsgard instantly grabbing my interest knowing he’s playing the titular Nosferatu after being Pennywise in IT which I really enjoyed well, chapter one more so than chapter two, I can’t wait to see what he does with the titular Count Orlok aka Nosferatu come December 25th

Damn Dafoe is in everything right now

Would be interesting to see Hugh pretty quickly become [a] Big Ol' Piece of Shit with his imminent developments

3:13 CASTELUL CORVINILOR english: Corvins' Castle (Romania)

This show is on another level!

Loved it, you can feel the energy build up and anything can happen.

Loved all the references to early expresionist cinema in the trailer. Cannot wait for this film.

The look on James’ face after he read the synopsis for Thelma😂😂😂

Who needs this sh.t?

Not showing Count Orlok in full was a good choice to make.

Me watching any Eggers trailer: hell yeah🤘🏻

That's some high praise for Wicked. Lmao.

Looks great.

Do Shadow of the Vampire also! There is an actor that is in both films. 🧛‍♂️

You're the first reaction post I watched before catching teaser. I had small reservations only cause I was worried with approach they had in mind. But definitely seeing no doubt about it. U rock always Sir🙏🏽

First impression upon seeing the trailer before The Bikeriders: felts more reminiscent of Coppola's Dracula than anything in Murnau. And I am curious -- with the caveat that Murnau made a masterpiece that no one, not even Herzog, will ever surpass...

Will you be reviewing Nosferatu in Venice,the sequel to the remake?

Edward Small inspiration?!

" [Wicked] the movie equivalent of testicular cancer" - James Hancock 😂

GIVE ME THIS NOW

Completely disagree re. ending, though you're likely right about how many people will react to it. A violent revenge fantasy is how of 95% movies would end. Running away from the violence (a contest he'd never, ever win IRL outnumbered 50 to 1) while yearning for the former glory of what once was is far more poignant. It's more compelling precisely because it's far more realistic. This reminds me when half the Sopranos audience melted down over the "terrible" ending.

Loved nosferatu in SpongeBob can’t wait for this movie 👍

Why do you keep saying biker gang. Do you not know what MC means?

Very much looking forward to this. The original is stunning and Kinksi's take is terrific. Eggers should be able to do justice to the source material. We could certainly use a good, classic horror movie. Oh, and Shadow of the Vampire is an absolute must see for Nosferatu lovers! One of my faves.

Love Robert Eggers and I can't wait for this film!!

My Top Ten Movies of 2024 list will not be final until I see “Nosferatu” in December. I have a feeling that “Nosferatu” will shake my list up considerably.