2:24 is perhaps one of the most unnerving performances I've ever seen in my life, just how he breaks into that breathless laughter, and the way it sounds and all, it sounds so genuine, insane and tormented. I was already floored by this film before I reached that scene, but this sealed it for me. Maybe it's a tiny, unimportant scene, but my god did it leave an impact on me with how disturbing it was. Robert Pattinson if you ever see this, I deeply apologize for looking down on ye for Twilight. Have it your way, I like your acting.
You can hear it in his accent when he really gets going. Plainview and Winslow do have a slight resemblance to each other especially with the mustache.
I'm honestly glad it didn't win any Oscars because people will love, remember and praise the performances of The Lighthouse in years to come regardless of it winning Oscars or not. "Oh, Parasite won Best Picture? Great, it's good to see that it's on the same level of Green Book!" fuck the Oscars.
@Ivan Renard nah, Joker and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood at the very least deserved nominations. So did The Lighthouse, Parasite and 1917. The Oscars had it's lowest viewer count this year too. So that's interesting to see.
The film should have received nominations with Pattinson for Best Actor and Dafoe for Supporting Actor and even more than just Cinematography. One of the best films of the year got passed over almost entirely.
Once he mentioned Howard wrecking that boat and chasing him with an axe I had a literal 'wait WHAT' moment. I mean, normally you can sort of understand the turnaround where you have this moment of 'Ah I see, so that's what was really going on', but in this case I had no idea who to believe. Either one was a really good liar or the other one was downright insane.
The Lighthouse, much like another A24 movie, Midsommar, leans heavily on examining a character under gaslight. Wake completely shows he's lost his grip on reality when he scuttles the lifeboat, and then claims Thomas did it. Wake's entire relation with Thomas is based on abuse and disregard.
@@KingThrillgore I have one issue with this take and that's that in smashing up the lifeboat, he just saved his life. But how well would that play with a crazy guy who desperately wants to get away from you? There are times where it feels like his lies are to protect him
the unreliable narrator. personally im with defoes character. ive also read some out there theories that they are actually the same person one is hallucination the others reality.
What can we say he is a natural talent. He has made two movies so original and breathtaking that many directors who have been in the industry for decades could not even dream making.
2 full length movies as a Director & 3 shorts, but if you go on his IMDB you'll see that he has been around the industry for quite some time doing different jobs such as production designer and many others.
Not lying I lost my mind when my English professor in college pushed me by having us write a 3 page paper in the the form of a song. We were not allowed to write it Normal
I love how Pattinson is walking on a razor thin edge between absolute madness and overacting. The wild gesticulating and vocal wackiness could have been horrible but damn...he’s a top ten leading man in the film industry.
LOL NOTHING about it is "HoRrIBLE" and FAR from "OvERacTIng" at all in ANY way as the acting throughout this WHOLE movie was PITCH perfect completely in EVERY way possible to capture the beautifully rising tension and madness of this movie, just like the whole movie is a MASTERPIECE of a film! Robert Pattinson was ALWAYS a FANTASTIC actor even before than due to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire with his fantastic performance as Cedric entirely so to one of the PEAKS of his career as establishing himself as the BEST Batman ever made! He was ALWAYS a magnificent actor since the start, ALWAYS!
Best film 2019. Insanity at his best. Pure cinema, with two of the best acting i've ever seen. Some of the best atmospheres in a film. And that Black & White Is pure gold
Is it gaslighting if he genuinely believes it? Chances are they're both completely cracked and Wake's been doing this for decades. No telling what he's been through.
I believe Wake is lying here because I doubt he would be able to outrun axe-weilding Howard with his bum leg. We see later on that Howard is physically stronger.
Winslow supposedly killed his boss when he was a timber man and Wake supposedly killed his second. That's an interesting connection between them. Young is a worker, old is a boss but each of them has allegedly killed a person in the others position before.
@Jesse Brennan and according to Howard, he didn't kill his boss but let him be killed by the logs. So they're both kind of guilty of murder by refusing to act. That is, if you can even believe what either of them say is true
Also, when you notice that wake was the one who clearly smashed the boat with an axe and chased Winslow, and then accused Winslow of doing exactly the same thing to him in the same order, as though he himself were Winslow. They both have the same name. Possibly the same guilt on their conscience. Like, are they the same person??
@@tristanmichie4741 I doubt that, since by law they were required to have at least 2 people at a time, and when bad things started happening they changed the law to three people at a time. One to always stay in the light if the other 2 are outside.
This is my favorite 2019 movie. It doesn't have jumpscares or anything like that. It's just the spoky atmosphere. I fucking love it. I gotta rewatch it.
It's amazing that Tommy (Dafoe's character) is so cunning and deceptive; he is clearly convincing Winslow that he, Winslow, is insane, all to turn the attention away from himself and the crime that HE committed; the crime of murdering the second junior man. Dafoe's character is just as much a liar, insane, man as Winslow is; but Winslow did 'spill his beans', which makes him the better man. Dafoe's character continues to conceal his sin, which makes him the lesser one. That is the tragedy of this movie; one of the many tragedies.
I don’t know if this is canon or not but my theory is that the foghorn was the ship trying to communicate to Winslow and Wake for supplies and new keepers but they never reciprocated communication back. So in reality over a span of like 8 months the ship came back and forth to the island while those two were going mad and not even noticing.
“Aye lads, your shift’s over. We got new sickies and you’re relieved of duty!” *sees Wake chasing Winslow with an axe while screaming bloody murder* “On second thought, maybe we ought just leave ye be...”
This movie started to remind me more and more of The Shining. You’ve got someone taking a job looking after a creepy building in an isolated area, with eerie foreshadowing of insanity and murder to come, along with a bunch of surreal events that may or may not be hallucinations. Finally, both movies end with people going axe-crazy and giving in to insanity completely, driven mad by isolation or something supernatural. Plus both movies will give you an intense phobia of lonely naked women.
2:24 bruh when I watched that in a theatre I got so fucking scared! Perhaps the most unnerving experience I had Except Hereditary. Ari Aster and Robert Eggers are both in their thirties and cranking out best movies out there!
2:25 Robert Pattinson laughing and clapping hysterically had me at wtf 🤣🤣🤣 Ppl gave him so much hell for twilight, but i think his acting accomplishments are really kicking up.
Masterpiece of a film along with Eggars other masterpiece The Witch, cannot wait for The Northman. Eggars really is one of the next generation of great legendary directors
Have you given any thought to the fact that his performance in Twilight was the best it probably could have been? Just because it's a bad film, doesn't mean the acting in it is bad.
Copy/Paste. Robert is a good actor, High Life, The Lighthouse, Good Time, among other films he has been have great performances of him, he is a great actor, unfortunately most people only know him from Twitlight. It has evolved from Twitlight. -✔2017 movie trailer Good Time ua-cam.com/video/AVyGCxHZ_Ko/v-deo.html -✔First scene of Robert Pattinson in The King (Important Note: plays the role of a French prince, the Director wanted his French accent and that his acting in the role to be exaggerated, somewhat cartoonish) ua-cam.com/video/LmSWATt5x8o/v-deo.html -✔Bel Ami (short clip that we're watching) this was in 2012 just out of twilight and still you can see range ua-cam.com/video/nNK9b4gBO24/v-deo.html Pattinson is very respected and beloved in the independent film industry, they have watch him grow as an actor, Unfortunately since independent films most of the time aren't designed to reach major audiences most people doesn't know about his good performances. He has an extensive filmography has been acting in Indie films for 10 years.
Don't know why this film didn' t win best picture. BTW the fog horn was the 3rd most important character in the film. To have a Horn become a character was genius!
I don’t know why, but for some reason at 1:00 I found Willem Dafoe’s yelling combined with the way he manically carries his axe to be funny! Everything else is pretty disturbing but this bit made me laugh!
Makes ya think though. That was a panicked scream (trust me, you’d know if it was angry), which makes me think maybe Tom really was the one being chased.
Because any time someone is being chased with an axe it's an allusion to the shining? And every time there's a car race it's an allusion to fast and furious?
One of the things I love about this movie is that you never know who’s telling the story. Is it from Wake’s point of view? Winslow’s? Or neither? Because of this, you never know who’s the crazy one or who’s the straight man. Both have crazy moments and both have sane moments, but neither is entirely “normal”.
When I chase after someone I’ve just met swinging an axe and screaming “Don’t leave me!”, I get called weird but when Willem Defoe does it, he gets a bloody Oscar.
I like to think this is all happening while he crashed on shore and is being picked at by the birds the entire film before his death , willem is a representation of the man he killed or possibly even god with the light/all knowledge
I don't even know who's crazy and that the most unsettling part
Both!
Both men are murderers, both are liars, but Wake is the gaslighting manipulator that sends Tommy off the edge.
@preto Albino Or is Tommy really wake or is wake tommy or are they both tom or both wake..
@@PuppetMaster-Blade No....
@preto Albino How so? The young man is Thomas 'Tommy' Howard, and the old man is Thomas Wake. What misunderstanding?
The sound of foghorn makes the scene even more unsettling.
It's always there, always blaring
Nathaniel Sattler yeah I noticed It was constantly sounding off, even at down times
@Sum Boi or maybe the Fresnel Lens.
yeah reminds me of the trailer of annihilation which is also a great film
Right, that sh-t made me anxious even though it's just in the background
2:24 is perhaps one of the most unnerving performances I've ever seen in my life, just how he breaks into that breathless laughter, and the way it sounds and all, it sounds so genuine, insane and tormented. I was already floored by this film before I reached that scene, but this sealed it for me. Maybe it's a tiny, unimportant scene, but my god did it leave an impact on me with how disturbing it was.
Robert Pattinson if you ever see this, I deeply apologize for looking down on ye for Twilight. Have it your way, I like your acting.
Nice reference
RadeR best comment ever
Cringe
Yer fond of his acting ain't ye?
He did pretty good in twilight too
Robert Pattinson's acting strongly reminds me of Daniel Day-Lewis' moments of insanity on There Will Be Blood. And that's a HUGE compliment.
Because he have got similar moustache?
You can hear it in his accent when he really gets going. Plainview and Winslow do have a slight resemblance to each other especially with the mustache.
Yes, I also thought both their 19th century american accents had moments of similarity too
Could not stop thinking the exact same thing whilst watching the movie!!!!!!!! Goes to show the masterful acting displayed by Pattinson.
Slow it down. Seriously
I'm pissed that this film only got 1 Oscar for best cinematography when it deserves so much more.
It didn't even win the oscar, only a nomination.
I'm honestly glad it didn't win any Oscars because people will love, remember and praise the performances of The Lighthouse in years to come regardless of it winning Oscars or not.
"Oh, Parasite won Best Picture? Great, it's good to see that it's on the same level of Green Book!" fuck the Oscars.
@Ivan Renard nah, Joker and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood at the very least deserved nominations. So did The Lighthouse, Parasite and 1917. The Oscars had it's lowest viewer count this year too. So that's interesting to see.
It should have won best picture honestly
I’m happy Parasite won best picture because my god Parasite was a beast of a film but Lighthouse should’ve gotten more love at the oscars
2:24 the part where Pattinson started clapping and that mad childish hysterical laugh really shows you how fucked up insanity is.
Dafoe’s disappointed nodding makes it better.
@@sirorliktheironclad ikr, he's like what the fuck?
So pissed Dafoe got looked over for an Oscar nomination. He should have made it in the Best Supporting Actor category!
And Pattinson, too! They're both amazing in this film. At least they noticed the wondeful cinematography, but this movie deserved more than just that
@J T Pitt was amazing in Once Upon a Time though...
The film should have received nominations with Pattinson for Best Actor and Dafoe for Supporting Actor and even more than just Cinematography. One of the best films of the year got passed over almost entirely.
@@Shatamx by driving arround with a car? how is that amazing?
Brotherhood he doesn’t hold a fucking candle in comparison.
I just find it funny that this movie has so many memorable lines, and they're hilarious. Even reciting them by myself because they're that good! Lmfao
You fond of me lobster
You don't like me cooking
You killed yer second!
@@patrikbroz4646 Ah, quit being an old bitch!
@@Danolyzed *Wheeze* Your one-eye junior man!
Once he mentioned Howard wrecking that boat and chasing him with an axe I had a literal 'wait WHAT' moment. I mean, normally you can sort of understand the turnaround where you have this moment of 'Ah I see, so that's what was really going on', but in this case I had no idea who to believe. Either one was a really good liar or the other one was downright insane.
The Lighthouse, much like another A24 movie, Midsommar, leans heavily on examining a character under gaslight. Wake completely shows he's lost his grip on reality when he scuttles the lifeboat, and then claims Thomas did it. Wake's entire relation with Thomas is based on abuse and disregard.
I'm sorry, but is your avatar Vivi with a moustache? That's so cute!
@@KingThrillgore I have one issue with this take and that's that in smashing up the lifeboat, he just saved his life. But how well would that play with a crazy guy who desperately wants to get away from you? There are times where it feels like his lies are to protect him
the unreliable narrator. personally im with defoes character. ive also read some out there theories that they are actually the same person one is hallucination the others reality.
Wake did those, not Howard.
2:20 Robert Pattinson after he finished filming Twilight: Breaking Dawn PT. 2
1:20 The way he smashes the axe into the table is absolutely hilarious, and I have no idea why, lol
It's the objects on the table being perfectly lift up.
It's both incredibly graceful and goofy.
He was probably more mad with the table than with his companion. He probably remembered that time the table made him fall 7 years ago
Because it's Exaggerated
Jesus they’re both incredible in this
Isn’t this the dudes second film ever or something? So crazy, looks like he has been making movies for years
Far from it, he been acting since he was a teenager.
@@ButtrNut32 I think they meant the director
zach miller i mean Robert Eggers
What can we say he is a natural talent. He has made two movies so original and breathtaking that many directors who have been in the industry for decades could not even dream making.
2 full length movies as a Director & 3 shorts, but if you go on his IMDB you'll see that he has been around the industry for quite some time doing different jobs such as production designer and many others.
In my experience, anyone who’s “got it all figured out” does not got it all figured out
seems you got it all figured out
sounds like hes got it figured out
Looks like we've all got it figured out.
@@bigboss4178 LOLZ
@@coltonwhite2518 IT wAS YEEE
" Now I'm free. I'm free from your designs! " I thought this was powerful.
I now yell that line when I'm by myself just because it's so darn fun to say. LOL!!
2:20 When you finally hand in that assignment what had been driving you crazy.
lmao
Lmao
Dude, I am a college student and I'm dying... 😭🤣😂
Not lying I lost my mind when my English professor in college pushed me by having us write a 3 page paper in the the form of a song. We were not allowed to write it Normal
Seal clapping and everything
2:26 defoe shaking his head at pattinson like “you’re hopeless” 😂
Tristan Provost you mean “ye’re hopeless”.
Yer
To be fair, he probably was, he never listened to him
That foghorn was as much a character in this as Thomas and Thomas were.
So is the Lighthouse.
I love how Pattinson is walking on a razor thin edge between absolute madness and overacting. The wild gesticulating and vocal wackiness could have been horrible but damn...he’s a top ten leading man in the film industry.
LOL NOTHING about it is "HoRrIBLE" and FAR from "OvERacTIng" at all in ANY way as the acting throughout this WHOLE movie was PITCH perfect completely in EVERY way possible to capture the beautifully rising tension and madness of this movie, just like the whole movie is a MASTERPIECE of a film! Robert Pattinson was ALWAYS a FANTASTIC actor even before than due to Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire with his fantastic performance as Cedric entirely so to one of the PEAKS of his career as establishing himself as the BEST Batman ever made! He was ALWAYS a magnificent actor since the start, ALWAYS!
@@Gadget-Walkmenokay my dude, let's bring it down a notch.
@@tiph3802 I AM calm entirely nor do I need to "brInG iT dOwN a NotCH" lol not even close as EVERYTHING I was saying was valid and true entirely so!
@@Gadget-Walkmen whats with the random capitalized words my dude
It's to EMPHASIZE my words on what I'm trying to say again. That should be obvious.@@attoblaze3395
The acting is so fucking good here that it makes me feel bad for ever giving Pattinson shit for his role in Twilight.
Pretty soon I will be able to watch the whole movie on UA-cam for free.
how?
@@jakeschwartz2514 it's a joke mate
It’s on fmovies
How?
What
2:57 Me blaming my brother for my own mistakes.
Best film 2019. Insanity at his best. Pure cinema, with two of the best acting i've ever seen. Some of the best atmospheres in a film. And that Black & White Is pure gold
And cheaper to film, too!
The acting in this is just perfection. Both bring so much it’s insane
2:56 I believe he was only gaslighting him for his own safety thinking "Maybe if I make him feel guilty, he'll calm down a bit."
He does look nervous.
Is it gaslighting if he genuinely believes it? Chances are they're both completely cracked and Wake's been doing this for decades. No telling what he's been through.
@@Isosyth That's what's amazing about this film. Almost any theory about it is possible!
Tom was screaming what sounded more akin to panic screaming than anger.
I believe Wake is lying here because I doubt he would be able to outrun axe-weilding Howard with his bum leg. We see later on that Howard is physically stronger.
2:23 what an act ! incredible !
Winslow supposedly killed his boss when he was a timber man and Wake supposedly killed his second. That's an interesting connection between them. Young is a worker, old is a boss but each of them has allegedly killed a person in the others position before.
@Jesse Brennan and according to Howard, he didn't kill his boss but let him be killed by the logs. So they're both kind of guilty of murder by refusing to act. That is, if you can even believe what either of them say is true
Also, when you notice that wake was the one who clearly smashed the boat with an axe and chased Winslow, and then accused Winslow of doing exactly the same thing to him in the same order, as though he himself were Winslow. They both have the same name. Possibly the same guilt on their conscience. Like, are they the same person??
@@tristanmichie4741 I doubt that, since by law they were required to have at least 2 people at a time, and when bad things started happening they changed the law to three people at a time. One to always stay in the light if the other 2 are outside.
@@StrangeScaryNewEngland there was two, but they killed him and put him in the lobster pot
True horror movie moment. Superb. Willems limp adds to the terror , and suspense and makes this scene an instant timeless classic.
3:05 getting some green goblin vibes
Same!
"ive been a father to you......be a son to me"
@@DwayneHicks426 on god
@@DwayneHicks426 "godspeed spiderman"
Ye know oi em something of a sailor meself
I've never seen acting like this. It's absolutely incredible.
The ominous siren in the background...this movie is a bizarre masterpiece
Not every shot of a crazy man running with an ax is a reference to Jack Torrance and The Shining
TreyParkersBitch You’re right, but homages do exist.
Yeah but the shot directly after it where the camera pans through the wall, going from fantasy to reality, is.
Yeah fuck the shining, i dont know why its so praised
TreyParkersBitch Robert Eggers said that it was a reference to The Shining...
TreyParkersBitch True, but in this case the way he’s limping whilst running with the ax is near identical to the maze scene in The Shining.
This is my favorite 2019 movie. It doesn't have jumpscares or anything like that. It's just the spoky atmosphere. I fucking love it. I gotta rewatch it.
These two actors are wildly good. Robert’s come a long way. Shame this film was overlooked at the Oscars.
I love how Pattinson gets a head start running back to the camp, and Howard somehow manages to immediately catch up to him.
0:56 winslow diamond
1:01 wake netherite
I love the way he says "In the lobster pot." Sounds so derranged.
And how he spits up water as he says it too
This movie was insanely memorable. Keep thinking of it again and again 4 years later. Oscar worthy performances, writing off the charts.
This whole movie perfectly resembles a storm. Calm, tense, unpredictable and over just like that
It's amazing that Tommy (Dafoe's character) is so cunning and deceptive; he is clearly convincing Winslow that he, Winslow, is insane, all to turn the attention away from himself and the crime that HE committed; the crime of murdering the second junior man. Dafoe's character is just as much a liar, insane, man as Winslow is; but Winslow did 'spill his beans', which makes him the better man. Dafoe's character continues to conceal his sin, which makes him the lesser one. That is the tragedy of this movie; one of the many tragedies.
Brilliant film. Excellent acting.
I don’t know if this is canon or not but my theory is that the foghorn was the ship trying to communicate to Winslow and Wake for supplies and new keepers but they never reciprocated communication back. So in reality over a span of like 8 months the ship came back and forth to the island while those two were going mad and not even noticing.
Very interesting it could be fact, that’s the beauty of this movie! You never know
“Aye lads, your shift’s over. We got new sickies and you’re relieved of duty!”
*sees Wake chasing Winslow with an axe while screaming bloody murder*
“On second thought, maybe we ought just leave ye be...”
Well come on. They’d have come onto the island to investigate.
if I recall, there was a part while they were carrying on when the storm had subsided and the sun had come out but they never really noticed
@@funkeystudiostv Exactly. They wouldn't of just sat there wondering where everyone was.
This movie started to remind me more and more of The Shining. You’ve got someone taking a job looking after a creepy building in an isolated area, with eerie foreshadowing of insanity and murder to come, along with a bunch of surreal events that may or may not be hallucinations. Finally, both movies end with people going axe-crazy and giving in to insanity completely, driven mad by isolation or something supernatural. Plus both movies will give you an intense phobia of lonely naked women.
But The Shining, at least with rewatch, is more literally than it is open for endless of interpretations.
Also, the conematography is very similar to that of Kubrick.
Also the lights. The lighthouse vs the windows.
0:50 he's even got jack's limp
2:24 bruh when I watched that in a theatre I got so fucking scared! Perhaps the most unnerving experience I had Except Hereditary. Ari Aster and Robert Eggers are both in their thirties and cranking out best movies out there!
At that point he absolutely lost his mind. Perfectly acted by both actors. They both should have won the Oscar.
@@james87367'cept what's the secret mischief you keeping. UP THERE
2:24 when you spill your beans
Ammar Akhtar 💀
2:24 he went full dolphin mode
2:25 Robert Pattinson laughing and clapping hysterically had me at wtf 🤣🤣🤣
Ppl gave him so much hell for twilight, but i think his acting accomplishments are really kicking up.
The foghorn was it's own character r in the movie. Well done. Forced me to do research on fog horns and lighthouses very interesting history.
its own character? you saying it has life?
This is one of the scariest scenes I’ve seen in any movie of the past decade
0:37
Me when my favourite co-worker goes on holiday for a month
😂
If the word gaslighting was a movie
2:24 my new text tone
wicked_swami una piscina llena de aiiree
That’s the sound diddy kong makes when dixie bends over in front of him
@@eatfugu That's oddly specific
One of the funniest scenes in any movie I’ve ever seen
yeah chasing someone with an axe is funny. or are you talking about the gaslighting conversation after that
both@@jskxidn5301
When Defoe said Pattinson was chasing him with an axe and smashed up the life boat my jaw hit the ground.
1:30 is it just me or did i just here Rob Pattinson do Christian Bales Bat voice...my god
Dark Claw XD
That scene with Thomas chasing with the axe reminds of the dream sequence from Akira Kurosawa's "Drunken Angel".
Never heard of either of them
The best cinematography ive seen in a while
1:56 Patterson goes from doing his best there will be blood impression to a happy walrus at 2:24
That impression was unhinged. Didn't know if he actually meant to do it though lol. He should do more unhinged roles like this. He's got that range.
I ABSOLUTELY loove the sound i suppose from the Lighthouse. Terrafying
The foghorn?
D O N ' T L E A V E M E ! ! !
they should really make this into a film
It is a movie
Lol
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, Montage Matador.
Are ye mad?
Yeah this would make for a good movie
Damn Robert Pattinson really impressed me in this movie. I've only seen him in the Goblet of Fire so this was a nice surprise.
He was also in twilight
@Long Nguyen Not as good as The Lighthouse tbh
@Long Nguyen He was incredible in Good Time, but his performance in The Lighthouse is genuinely one of the best of all time
Masterpiece of a film along with Eggars other masterpiece The Witch, cannot wait for The Northman. Eggars really is one of the next generation of great legendary directors
Best part is after watching this several times is I still don’t know who was chasing who
Pattinson is surprisingly great in this movie. Never thought he can do such acting considering his performance in Twilight...
He has done a lot since Twilight, people just doesn't search, or even care
Have you given any thought to the fact that his performance in Twilight was the best it probably could have been? Just because it's a bad film, doesn't mean the acting in it is bad.
Copy/Paste. Robert is a good actor, High Life, The Lighthouse, Good Time, among other films he has been have great performances of him, he is a great actor, unfortunately most people only know him from Twitlight. It has evolved from Twitlight.
-✔2017 movie trailer Good Time ua-cam.com/video/AVyGCxHZ_Ko/v-deo.html
-✔First scene of Robert Pattinson in The King (Important Note: plays the role of a French prince, the Director wanted his French accent and that his acting in the role to be exaggerated, somewhat cartoonish) ua-cam.com/video/LmSWATt5x8o/v-deo.html
-✔Bel Ami (short clip that we're watching) this was in 2012 just out of twilight and still you can see range ua-cam.com/video/nNK9b4gBO24/v-deo.html
Pattinson is very respected and beloved in the independent film industry, they have watch him grow as an actor, Unfortunately since independent films most of the time aren't designed to reach major audiences most people doesn't know about his good performances. He has an extensive filmography has been acting in Indie films for 10 years.
It's a cool detail to me that no matter how their sanity deteriorated, the lighthouse never went out.
Bruh this changes everything
This was most most funniest part in the whole movie i couldn't breathe lol
Don't know why this film didn' t win best picture. BTW the fog horn was the 3rd most important character in the film. To have a Horn become a character was genius!
I don’t know why, but for some reason at 1:00 I found Willem Dafoe’s yelling combined with the way he manically carries his axe to be funny! Everything else is pretty disturbing but this bit made me laugh!
Makes ya think though.
That was a panicked scream (trust me, you’d know if it was angry), which makes me think maybe Tom really was the one being chased.
The kid seems so nice he takes in everyone else's madnesses
the thing i love the most about this movie is that the scenes outside look like a fever dream to me
Willem Dafoe howling madly while sprinting after me with an axe in the middle of a storm is up there in terms of my most dreaded nightmare scenarios.
Makes you feel like Blade Runner, Evil Dead (OG) and Lust for Life .....uncomfortable, angry and confused
Yes indeed
The axe running actually reminded me of the Texas chainsaw massacre ending.
1:02 That run tho!
1:36 When you threaten to tell on your brother, but he’s also got some dirt on you
2:23 fucking hilarious.
"I got it all figured out !!" love that line he kinda of sounds like flapjacks here 2:28
The shot of Willem Dafoe running with the ax is so good
The part when he’s chasing him with the axe seems like an allusion to the shining
Because any time someone is being chased with an axe it's an allusion to the shining? And every time there's a car race it's an allusion to fast and furious?
Sean P because it is hahaha. Even Robert Eggers said that it was a reference to The Shining
We better find Mr. Crabs one millionth dollar...
"Your one eyed Junior man" the way he say's that
One of the things I love about this movie is that you never know who’s telling the story. Is it from Wake’s point of view? Winslow’s? Or neither?
Because of this, you never know who’s the crazy one or who’s the straight man. Both have crazy moments and both have sane moments, but neither is entirely “normal”.
When I chase after someone I’ve just met swinging an axe and screaming “Don’t leave me!”, I get called weird but when Willem Defoe does it, he gets a bloody Oscar.
Literally the shining lol
2:20 favorite quote
The Shining!
WHAT ARE YOU GONNA DO? SENDFERTHELIGHTOUSESTABLISHMENT?!
2:54 "Well..shit..he might be right."
And i got it all figured out. 'cept what's the secret mischief your keepin'... UP
2:24 When suddenly bae messages you first
When your trying to get off work early but your coworker is new..
I like to think this is all happening while he crashed on shore and is being picked at by the birds the entire film before his death , willem is a representation of the man he killed or possibly even god with the light/all knowledge
2:56 - OH, Tommy, how bloody dare you! xD
1:21 When you hand in the homework you were up all night doing.
Imagine Daniel Day Lewis as Wake
The Lighthouse is “There will Be Blood” of 2019
He would've looked too similar to Robert Pattinson
Everything after 1:30 was amazing.
0:55
That's gotta be an homage to The Shining.
Spongebob and Mr Krabs has gone crazy