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Wonderfully imaginative – this nourished my soul in a way I didn't realize I needed.
I'm always wary of directorial passion projects, but Tarsem manages to walk the careful line between personal indulgence and audience accessibility. The making of The Fall was intensely ambitious from a logistical standpoint – shot in 24 countries over 4 years with entirely practical effects and some of the most amazing locations you've ever goddamn seen, which only
This would have made Newton crawl back into his mother’s womb.
Eggers’ Nosferatu holds you at emotional arms length, so that everything reaches you as an echo. Characters have no substantial motivation besides simply “because Plot said so,” and Eggers never trusts his audience to metabolize anything more subtle than a rat-filled missile.
Besides the count having a moustache, it contributes nothing new to the Nosferatu canon. Ellen, arguably the least explored of the characters in previous iterations of the…
The sound mixing was really weird in the theatre so I gave up trying to listen for characters’ names and just made up my own. Top ones are: Leprosy Winston Churchill (The People Eater) Interpretive Dance Twink (Smeg) Hot Wheels (Praetorian Jack) Long-Johnny Guitar (Doof Warrior) Scrotus (this one was actually correct!) Rectus (Rictus Erectus – Scrotus and Rectus just seemed to make sense together) Horny boy (The Octoboss) That guy (Immorten Joe)