Written and directed by Robert Eggers' brothers, with Brandy playing the lead, in an A24 psychological horror film? Sounds interesting on paper, and the trailer seems interesting too. Robert...
Written and directed by Robert Eggers' brothers, with Brandy playing the lead, in an A24 psychological horror film? Sounds interesting on paper, and the trailer seems interesting too. Robert Eggers hasn't disappointed me yet, but I don't know much about his brothers, other than Max helped write one of my favorite movies in recent memory, The Lighthouse. So, I'm cautiously optimistic on this one, I guess.
Man, I really want to like Eggers' stuff, but aside from The Witch it just doesn't click for me. The Lighthouse just seemed navel-gaze-y, and The Northman didn't grab me either, but that may have...
Man, I really want to like Eggers' stuff, but aside from The Witch it just doesn't click for me. The Lighthouse just seemed navel-gaze-y, and The Northman didn't grab me either, but that may have been because I was in a theater with some distracting obnoxious teenagers.
Totally understandable. His stuff is definitely not for everyone. It's all a bit navel-gaze-y and pretentious. It's "film as Art", with all the good and bad that entails. But I actually enjoy that...
Totally understandable. His stuff is definitely not for everyone. It's all a bit navel-gaze-y and pretentious. It's "film as Art", with all the good and bad that entails. But I actually enjoy that about it, and especially appreciate his amazing cinematography.
Written and directed by Robert Eggers' brothers, with Brandy playing the lead, in an A24 psychological horror film? Sounds interesting on paper, and the trailer seems interesting too. Robert Eggers hasn't disappointed me yet, but I don't know much about his brothers, other than Max helped write one of my favorite movies in recent memory, The Lighthouse. So, I'm cautiously optimistic on this one, I guess.
Man, I really want to like Eggers' stuff, but aside from The Witch it just doesn't click for me. The Lighthouse just seemed navel-gaze-y, and The Northman didn't grab me either, but that may have been because I was in a theater with some distracting obnoxious teenagers.
Totally understandable. His stuff is definitely not for everyone. It's all a bit navel-gaze-y and pretentious. It's "film as Art", with all the good and bad that entails. But I actually enjoy that about it, and especially appreciate his amazing cinematography.