@@DaedalusR Well, i live in Britain and here not many people use it, though i have heard some people use it. What i mean is that it needs to be a common word haha
Yeah man, it's just unbelievable that they weren't even nominated. Both Dafoe's and Pattinson's performances are some of the best I've ever seen in a movie.
"Fix us up some coffee. Long night ahead. Drop o' coffee do us good..." Me and another guy reference this movie often. Whenever we do 16 hour shifts and it's late at night, we drop that line as soon as we get stir crazy or mad tired.
I remember when I used to work around the clock and then some. 30 hour shifts. The Maddening, is what we called them shifts. I used to bang up speed around hour 24 and so did my other guy. We danced in the night... Oh how we froliced in the cold moonlight... That was before them laws banning over 16 hour shifts at the day care center. The children were entranced with our monologues in the early hours of the second day of the shift.. I can still see their eyes, glistening, hanging on to my slurred words. Their mouths saying: "please, let us go bad man". But we werent bad, we was just doin our job
I actually love black and white films it gives it that certain vibe of gloom and daunting atmosphere it can really set the tone and everything for a film I actually studied film for a few months I was never able to complete it got really difficult but I Wana do it again someday or maybe a lower qualification
Depends what tone of color and editing, because in the end we can see the color of the mermaids tail and the blood at the end, it could be a 'Wizard of Oz' color tone.
Pattinson's shadow at 3:24 is crooked, the head bent more to the side in an animalistic, aggressive manner than he's actually standing. That's what Defoe is reacting to.
he does the same dominant stance after he nearly kills Thomas. After a rewatch I thought Thomas knew what would happen as if they’d been on an endless loop in purgatory.
3:25 The way Dafoe's entire self suddenly embodies shame is pretty incredible. And then 3:50 could be a painting; such a perfect visual representation of the shame of the perpetrator and the indignation of the offended.
After seeing this scene for the first time I wondered why dafoe reacted to winslow the way he did, after he slapped him. Then I looked more closely at pattinson's shadow. Huge, pitch black, and stretching high above both of them, to the roof. The angle of the roof makes it look like the shadows head is cocked, in either a mad or violent pose. It's like a characterization of winslow's inner rage, and his capacity to commit violence. And dafoe recognized that, perhaps in that moment he knew he would die by winslow's hand?
I dont think it was really meant to symbolize anything but to look erie. I do love how atmospheric that scene is. After getting slapped Pattinson stands there silently with his fists balled up. Dafoe in order to ease tension says to make coffee because it would be a long night for them. Then cut to a wide shot in the cold and dark room. I love it.
dafoe's reaction does seem like he is fearing for his life. im not convinced it's patinsons shadow specifically, but it certainly adds atmosphere. it might just be his recognition of patinson as an adversary that will not listen to him, and what that will entail.
Robert Pattinson deserves his role in this amazing movie after having to suffer through being in Twilight. He really shines with Willem Dafoe every moment he’s on screen
Lol 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, even with those twilight movies out as those movies existing were NOT his fault at all.
GuamoKun Jesus fucking Christ, you don’t have to be a fucking ass about this. He’s just making a point the Wes Anderson’s movies are more bright and color compared to this. This and his movies are both great for what they are. Don’t act like a snarky ass about this.
They dont mention none of these two for Oscars, but they are buzzing about Robert Downey Jr for zapping lasers, rockets and snapping his fingers at the big buff purple alien guy.. Oh, Oscars.
Raziel RDJ did a fantastic job in Endgame. And I agree with you both these fine men deserve to be nominated but Dafoe is actually getting some Oscar buzz.
@@gengar807 see this is the problem, people thinking people deserve Oscar's based off of how long or hard they worked rather than the "work" they produce
That would be correct for early American English - especially in seafaring communities where this kind of dialect still lingers in isolated patches today.
@Absolutely Dreadful We all agree the Oscar's suck but it's still important for people like Robert Eggers to win so he can keep making the movies he want.
Lamont Myrick I know, fucking hell what performances from both men, when I saw the bleak seriousness of each characters in the trailer and poster I knew both defo and pattinson would blow it out the water, pattinson really gained a fan from me after this,
It's all for publicity stunts and if they don't give it a women or person if colour they are labelled a sexist or racist. Where it should never fucking matter stupid dipshits. It's about the talent and it's on show here shame the dipshits can't recognise it
The most popular take is that both Thomas Wake and the lighthouse are a part of Winslows purgatory. He killed a man and therefore is in purgatory, maybe he had the ability to repent himself but ultimately he killed the seagull which proved he was not worthy and led to everything that happened right up until the ending. Winslow reaches for the light, for God if you will, but gets thrown down the staircase. All the way to hell and is left there to suffer permanently (getting his guts pecked by the gulls). Of course it's just an interpretation, but to me it's the coolest one.
Good take on the film, I think William Defoe's character is fearful of anyone killing the seabirds as he is convinced they are dead sailors reincarnated, unusual for reincarnation as a human can ever only reincarnate as another human, according to most intrepretations. This could tie into your take of him being dead and in Purgatory as well, The mermaid could also be an existent entity in the film.
Robert Eggars is the master of artfully crafted, historicly accurate dialogue. I fail to see how any director who writes dialogue as well as him. The screenplays for both The Witch and The Lighthouse were so beautifully subversive and rich. He truly is the greatest writer in Holloywood at the moment.
@@mrglass9652 It's not that they're trying to destroy cinema or anything, they're just trying to take up all the space they can until only their films fit in big theatres. Hypothetically, the MCU could all be objective, boundary pushing masterpieces, and they'd still be trying to push away anything that isn't their own IP.
After Wake slaps him, Winslow's shadow looms in a way that resembles several amazing things. The center of the shadow grows markedly darker, due to the brilliant contrast techniques they used, and the shadow suddenly resembles a massive pupil (like a giant squid or whale's) and the sight you are met with when you are underwater, at night, looking downward into deep water. If you've ever experienced either of these firsthand, as Wake likely had during some stormy journey, you might also be struck by primal, lip-quivering fear. No air to breathe. Nothing to grab on to. Nothing to feel but fear, cold, and pain. The great unknown, given shape. You open your eyes and try to discern where the surface might be, saltwater be damned, and you see nothing but pitched darkness. A flash of lightning illuminates the night sky for a brief second, and suddenly you're not alone, as an eyeball the size of your vision invites your brain to start reeling in sheer panic. "Pay me no mind..." prayed Thomas Wake, averting his eyes. When he struck Winslow, Wake slipped. He went overboard. Not just figuratively, but metaphorically. Wake went overboard, suddenly plunging into the deep end of Winslow's past. He realizes he's bitten off more than he can chew as Winslow's shadow becomes the only thing he fears, the seemingly bottomless abyss of the sea. He reflexively begins to gasp for air as his throat becomes numb, food tumbling out of his mouth like precious air bubbles would if he were drowning. "If you gaze upon the abyss, the abyss gazes upon you." ~ F. Nietzsche
Something I love about this scene after Wake slaps Thomas ,you can see Thomas's ready to slug him , Wake realises he's pushed the wrong button's and gives ah "Oh Crap" look. He's visibly terrified of this young man he initially thought was a push over . He then weakly tries to diffuse the situation by asking Thomas to make them coffee because they've got a long night ahead of them. The added touch of him trying to eat yet it sloppily dropping out of his mouth as he's clearly uneasy and panicking is a nice touch by Willem Dafoe . It's a cross between him being too scared to square up to Thomas and stick by his guns, and being too macho to apologise out loud.
Also note the reaction shot of Winslow at 3:23 and how it focuses on his shadow. If you look closely, Winslow's stance does not match up with his shadows, the latter having a much more deranged and unnatural pose with crooked shoulders and a torqued neck. This may be part of the reason that Wake becomes so intimidated.
aint they supposed to have alternating shifts, one sleeps while other tends the light, how come he can fix coffee for both of em if only one will be awake through the long night
I've said this before but Ill say it again, the Oscars doesn't mean anything it's an overrated award , these two did an amazing job at this movie and everyone knows that, no need to make this movie more mainstream as it's a masterpiece the way it is
At the same Independent Spirit Awards show that Willem Defoe got best male support, Adam Sandler summed it up best in his speech for winning best male lead: "A few weeks back when I was quote-unquote snubbed by the Academy, it reminded me when I briefly attended high school and was overlooked for the coveted yearbook superlative category 'Best Looking.' That accolade was given to a jean-jacket-wearing feathered hair douchebag by the name of Skipper Jenkins. But my classmates did honor me with the allegedly less prestigious designation of 'Best Personality.' And tonight as I look around this room I realize the Independent Spirit Awards are the best personality awards of Hollywood. So then let all those feather-haired douchebag motherfuckers get their Oscars tomorrow night. Their handsome good looks will fade in time, while our independent personalities will shine on forever!"
So weird you said so. I watched this film and read that poem and drank a bottle of brandy all in the same day. Terrifying experience never to be repeated
God's this movie is art. The shadow of the man who was struck how it looms over the two of them, kept restrained for too long it begins to grow restless and angry, so angry.
It's a psychological horror movie about their mental deterioration when stranded on an island. It's supposed to be a creative take on Edgar Allen Poe's final poem about a lighthouse which was never finished.
That film was such the best in 2019. I don’t understand why it didn’t get recognized for best film, editing, CINEMATOGRAPHY and for Acting my god… that was undeniably the greatest cinema lesson we got from Eggers.
I believe this movie to be a repeating continuous hell for both men which is why Wake was so afraid here.He returned to sanity for that brief moment and remembered just what was going on. I think hes aware this whole time and his last wiki he keeps referring to was always Thomas.
Its almost like he wanted him to believe him about the light -and then he didnt believe him about the bird til he went and killed 1 - then it made the light all the more enticing
I think of this scene whenever I spot a seagull now..... and I think, THAT is what makes a great movie. When it leaves a little piece of it in you; when your mind recalls a scene or phrase from the film when you're just out living your life. It leaves an impact, however small
The acting is so above and beyond anything in the joker. Kinda shows you yet again how silly the Oscars are. This film and everything from the acting, to the dialogue, to the cinematography, to the story, to basically everything that makes a film great, deserves all the praise it gets.
We need to start using *"Y'ain't"* again
a lot of people do
Older folk in S.C. use it fairly often.
We young people need to use it 😂
C a l a m i t y It’s pretty common for younger kids in the south and inner city kids in the north
@@DaedalusR Well, i live in Britain and here not many people use it, though i have heard some people use it.
What i mean is that it needs to be a common word haha
I’m so mad these guys didn’t get recognized by the academy. Ye not fond of great acting are ye?!
@Justin Gary i aint got to say nothing
Jabril Parker DAMN YE!!
U give the academy 2 much legitimacy my friend.
Antenna2heaven disagree ye scurvy rodent! He presented a contrast to wild Willie Dafoe, and gave a masterclass in restraint & depth of feeling!!
Yeah man, it's just unbelievable that they weren't even nominated. Both Dafoe's and Pattinson's performances are some of the best I've ever seen in a movie.
This movie should get a vhs release.
Laser disk
Just release it on 35mm
This movie should get a Super 8 release
What would be the point in that
Brendan McCallion it has no colour
No Dafoe nomination.
The academy is tasteless or lazy.
fuck those peados and low life scum,who gives a fuck
They don't nominate things that aren't inspiring "based on true events" historically inaccurate war movies and such
why cant we have both
Fuck the academy
Damn ye academy! let Neptune strike ye dead HAAAAAAAAAAAAARK!!!!
"What made yer last keeper leave?"
"I'm somewhot of a killer meself..."
Do you know how much he’s sacrificed!?
Psh- more tall tales..
😆😆😆
Underrated
"Fix us up some coffee. Long night ahead. Drop o' coffee do us good..."
Me and another guy reference this movie often. Whenever we do 16 hour shifts and it's late at night, we drop that line as soon as we get stir crazy or mad tired.
Nice. I myself bust out Dafoe's entire curse whenever anyone pisses me off.
Lol me and a former coworker used to quote lord of the rings during our night shifts over the walkee talkee. Miss those shifts
What kind of a sweatshop hell are you and your friend employed in
@@loltheworld alright have it your way, i like yer cookin
I remember when I used to work around the clock and then some. 30 hour shifts. The Maddening, is what we called them shifts. I used to bang up speed around hour 24 and so did my other guy. We danced in the night... Oh how we froliced in the cold moonlight... That was before them laws banning over 16 hour shifts at the day care center. The children were entranced with our monologues in the early hours of the second day of the shift.. I can still see their eyes, glistening, hanging on to my slurred words. Their mouths saying: "please, let us go bad man". But we werent bad, we was just doin our job
If this film was shot in color it would've ruined it
the black and white really adds to the film's atmosphere
Theres something to be said about the incredible stark contrast black and white can achieve
I actually love black and white films it gives it that certain vibe of gloom and daunting atmosphere it can really set the tone and everything for a film I actually studied film for a few months I was never able to complete it got really difficult but I Wana do it again someday or maybe a lower qualification
Lol it would look cozy in there with color
Depends what tone of color and editing, because in the end we can see the color of the mermaids tail and the blood at the end, it could be a 'Wizard of Oz' color tone.
Pattinson's shadow at 3:24 is crooked, the head bent more to the side in an animalistic, aggressive manner than he's actually standing. That's what Defoe is reacting to.
Wow, I never thought about that to be honest. That's pretty cool.
he does the same dominant stance after he nearly kills Thomas. After a rewatch I thought Thomas knew what would happen as if they’d been on an endless loop in purgatory.
the purgatory thing might be a reach but the two scenes definitely intentionally parallel each other
3:52 it gets even more mangled.
🎯 good eye,but it makes you wonder if that means that old Thomas knew that an evil presence was there all along
3:25 The way Dafoe's entire self suddenly embodies shame is pretty incredible. And then 3:50 could be a painting; such a perfect visual representation of the shame of the perpetrator and the indignation of the offended.
I thought it was shame too, but he’s reacting after he looks up, and sees Pattinson’s huge twisted shadow. He’s scared. He sees the beast in the man
i dont see it
@@tootai top right
The whole movie, black and white style are so good, I would like it probably if it would be coloured.
You're right, that COULD be a painting completely so!
Acting here in this scene is just off the chains
NextGenGaming07 MCU is for babies
Matt Fisher lmao 😂
MCU acting is below the charts
the whole movie was off the chains
Watched it 3 times, i'm putting it on the yearly rewatch list alongside Terminator 2, The Thing, The Hateful eight and the LOTR trilogy for me lmao
0:36 “fortnite”
1:45 whhheEEEZZZ
Another perfect example of why the academy awards don’t mean SHIT.
this movie is so atmospheric it's gorgeous
After seeing this scene for the first time I wondered why dafoe reacted to winslow the way he did, after he slapped him. Then I looked more closely at pattinson's shadow. Huge, pitch black, and stretching high above both of them, to the roof. The angle of the roof makes it look like the shadows head is cocked, in either a mad or violent pose. It's like a characterization of winslow's inner rage, and his capacity to commit violence. And dafoe recognized that, perhaps in that moment he knew he would die by winslow's hand?
I dont think it was really meant to symbolize anything but to look erie. I do love how atmospheric that scene is. After getting slapped Pattinson stands there silently with his fists balled up. Dafoe in order to ease tension says to make coffee because it would be a long night for them. Then cut to a wide shot in the cold and dark room. I love it.
dafoe's reaction does seem like he is fearing for his life. im not convinced it's patinsons shadow specifically, but it certainly adds atmosphere. it might just be his recognition of patinson as an adversary that will not listen to him, and what that will entail.
That shadow was definitely supposed to symbolize something. Was too intentional not to
He saw Vengeance
@@Spongebrain97 there’s a strong purpose… they purposely did all the lighting & contrast editing for many reasons
Robert Pattinson deserves his role in this amazing movie after having to suffer through being in Twilight. He really shines with Willem Dafoe every moment he’s on screen
Himself and Kristen Stewart actually turning out to be really good actors is possibly one of the most unexpected plot twists in history.
Lol 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, even with those twilight movies out as those movies existing were NOT his fault at all.
Twilight isn’t even that bad - people just hate it reflexively because little girls like it.
@@netto6681 basically yeah. I'm not even a fan of twilight NOR like it in the slightest but the hate against is MASSIVELY over blown entirely so.
"The only medicine is drink" best quote of any film 😂
thats my mantra
"The damps got to the provisions!"
Spoken with the adorable smile of someone whos REALLY REALLYYYYY loves "drink".
why u spilled yer beans...
You don’t like me cookin
Just the sound of them eating makes you almost feel the food.
The sound design is excellent.
The lighthouse is a reverse Wes Anderson movie
It is the Anti-Anderson in an Anderson world
Finally!!! Someone else sees it too, I thought I was the only one who saw it! 🤣🤣🤣
Well, now I can't unsee it.
Compelling cinematography and characters that isn’t just “le quirky people :3” and it’s actually good? Of course it’s a reverse Wes Anderson movie
GuamoKun Jesus fucking Christ, you don’t have to be a fucking ass about this. He’s just making a point the Wes Anderson’s movies are more bright and color compared to this.
This and his movies are both great for what they are.
Don’t act like a snarky ass about this.
Best actor in the movie: the piece of food that falls out of Willem's mouth
Looked like a chipped tooth
3:37 long night ahead
They dont mention none of these two for Oscars, but they are buzzing about Robert Downey Jr for zapping lasers, rockets and snapping his fingers at the big buff purple alien guy.. Oh, Oscars.
Raziel RDJ did a fantastic job in Endgame. And I agree with you both these fine men deserve to be nominated but Dafoe is actually getting some Oscar buzz.
@@seanludwick7141 rdj was average
RDJ had a 10 year commitment to those movies all giving excellent performances. He deserves the Oscar
@@gengar807 he has played himself for more than ten years sometimes it's nothing more than a cgi suit. I don't see anything outstanding.
@@gengar807 see this is the problem, people thinking people deserve Oscar's based off of how long or hard they worked rather than the "work" they produce
I love how Dafoe says "ocean"
How it should be... Otherwise it'd be written as Oshin
How it should be... Otherwise it'd be written as Oshin
oh-see-an
That would be correct for early American English - especially in seafaring communities where this kind of dialect still lingers in isolated patches today.
"Fortnite"
*wHEEZZE*
At least give these men nominations for Oscars 🤷🏿♂️
Willem is in the supporting category. He will definitely winning
@Absolutely Dreadful We all agree the Oscar's suck but it's still important for people like Robert Eggers to win so he can keep making the movies he want.
Lamont Myrick I know, fucking hell what performances from both men, when I saw the bleak seriousness of each characters in the trailer and poster I knew both defo and pattinson would blow it out the water, pattinson really gained a fan from me after this,
It's all for publicity stunts and if they don't give it a women or person if colour they are labelled a sexist or racist. Where it should never fucking matter stupid dipshits. It's about the talent and it's on show here shame the dipshits can't recognise it
Didnt happen
Best romcom ever made
The most popular take is that both Thomas Wake and the lighthouse are a part of Winslows purgatory. He killed a man and therefore is in purgatory, maybe he had the ability to repent himself but ultimately he killed the seagull which proved he was not worthy and led to everything that happened right up until the ending. Winslow reaches for the light, for God if you will, but gets thrown down the staircase. All the way to hell and is left there to suffer permanently (getting his guts pecked by the gulls). Of course it's just an interpretation, but to me it's the coolest one.
Slang Fang Dang Gang that’s actually really good. My favorite take on it so far.
@@bobwiley3892 True true, that is a reference. But I don't think Winslow is as reedemable or did as much good as Prometheus
I wouldn't call it the most popular one since it's literally the first time I've ever seen it
@@dtanobo Which others have you seen?
Good take on the film, I think William Defoe's character is fearful of anyone killing the seabirds as he is convinced they are dead sailors reincarnated, unusual for reincarnation as a human can ever only reincarnate as another human, according to most intrepretations. This could tie into your take of him being dead and in Purgatory as well, The mermaid could also be an existent entity in the film.
Thomas: bad luck to kill a sea bird
Eframe: tall tales
Thomas: REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
“Eframe” lmaoooo
Brett Tharp idk how it’s spelt
eframe lol
Aren't they both technically Thomas
Listen at yee ... giving orders
Robert Eggars is the master of artfully crafted, historicly accurate dialogue. I fail to see how any director who writes dialogue as well as him. The screenplays for both The Witch and The Lighthouse were so beautifully subversive and rich. He truly is the greatest writer in Holloywood at the moment.
This is ahistorical, Dafoe sounds like a Cornishman... Which might be okay if he is one
This and Midsommer were the hidden gems of the year.
Again....Willem takes a scene and weaves it into absolute ART
Williem DaFoe as a mad old sailor was a joy to watch
"Boredom makes men into villains" - yea that fits captain. You sure must be an example of the opposite, right?
The fact that these guys didn't get any acting nomination at the academy is unacceptable. Easily the two single best performances of 2019.
HAAAAAAAAAARK!
1:45 I can't stop repeating Willem's wheezed laughter! XD
Almost every sentence is so memorable and virtually timeless.
0:36 1:45
Should pale death with treble dread make the ocean caves our bed, God hear'st the surges roll, deign to save the suppliant soul.
The ossian
Thank goodness for dialogue and great acting. It’s not dead yet.
MCU is trying to destroy movies
@@mrglass9652 It's not that they're trying to destroy cinema or anything, they're just trying to take up all the space they can until only their films fit in big theatres. Hypothetically, the MCU could all be objective, boundary pushing masterpieces, and they'd still be trying to push away anything that isn't their own IP.
windows mizu flooding the market with mindless trash movies needs to end before movies are destroyed forever
After saw this movie, every night i said that to my girlfriend at dinner.
3:24 That shot along with Dafoe's reaction might've been one of the more telling things about the film I didn't notice
in what way?
@@JBJaeggerjaquez Look at Winslow’s shadow.
Why tf weren't these actors nominated for awards?
this is one of the best movies I've ever seen.
The dialogue in this film is downright beautiful, you could tell me Herman Melville wrote it and I wouldn't bat an eyelid.
Why in the hell didn't these guys get nominated for Oscars? I mean the acting is crazy. I could watch this all day.
at this point I have rewatched the whole movie through clips
No you haven't, there are still scenes that aren't in the clips.
@@cprw10 you are some kind of stupid
When Thomas smacked him I jumped out of my seat. "Jump scare" perfection.
The slap was unexpected...pulls us back to the seriousness of tales of merfolk.
"Doldrums. Doldrums"
"Boredom makes men to villans and the water goes quick, lad, vanished."
The only med'cine is drink 🍺☺
@@slipknotfan4204 keeps them sailors happy, keeps 'em agreeable, keeps 'em calm, keeps 'em...
@@thecollector427 ...Stupid.
Out with it, lad.
The image of the Green Goblin slapping Cedric Diggory at the dinner table popped into my head when I first saw this and it won't go away
This film and the performances in it will be remembered for decades
After Wake slaps him, Winslow's shadow looms in a way that resembles several amazing things. The center of the shadow grows markedly darker, due to the brilliant contrast techniques they used, and the shadow suddenly resembles a massive pupil (like a giant squid or whale's) and the sight you are met with when you are underwater, at night, looking downward into deep water. If you've ever experienced either of these firsthand, as Wake likely had during some stormy journey, you might also be struck by primal, lip-quivering fear. No air to breathe. Nothing to grab on to. Nothing to feel but fear, cold, and pain. The great unknown, given shape. You open your eyes and try to discern where the surface might be, saltwater be damned, and you see nothing but pitched darkness. A flash of lightning illuminates the night sky for a brief second, and suddenly you're not alone, as an eyeball the size of your vision invites your brain to start reeling in sheer panic.
"Pay me no mind..." prayed Thomas Wake, averting his eyes.
When he struck Winslow, Wake slipped. He went overboard. Not just figuratively, but metaphorically. Wake went overboard, suddenly plunging into the deep end of Winslow's past. He realizes he's bitten off more than he can chew as Winslow's shadow becomes the only thing he fears, the seemingly bottomless abyss of the sea. He reflexively begins to gasp for air as his throat becomes numb, food tumbling out of his mouth like precious air bubbles would if he were drowning.
"If you gaze upon the abyss, the abyss gazes upon you." ~ F. Nietzsche
just wow, where is this from ?
His pronunciation of "coffee" alone should have got him an academy award
I liked the way he pronounced 'ocean'
@@CBRN-115 "make the och-shun caves our bed"
he says luck very nicely too
The dialogue in this movie is fantastic. I say they do it justice.
Haven´t seen a film in a long time that makes me laugh so uncontrollably just because the dialogue is brilliant. And it´s delivery.
Something I love about this scene after Wake slaps Thomas ,you can see Thomas's ready to slug him , Wake realises he's pushed the wrong button's and gives ah "Oh Crap" look. He's visibly terrified of this young man he initially thought was a push over . He then weakly tries to diffuse the situation by asking Thomas to make them coffee because they've got a long night ahead of them. The added touch of him trying to eat yet it sloppily dropping out of his mouth as he's clearly uneasy and panicking is a nice touch by Willem Dafoe .
It's a cross between him being too scared to square up to Thomas and stick by his guns, and being too macho to apologise out loud.
Also note the reaction shot of Winslow at 3:23 and how it focuses on his shadow. If you look closely, Winslow's stance does not match up with his shadows, the latter having a much more deranged and unnatural pose with crooked shoulders and a torqued neck. This may be part of the reason that Wake becomes so intimidated.
aint they supposed to have alternating shifts, one sleeps while other tends the light, how come he can fix coffee for both of em if only one will be awake through the long night
Next time I slap someone in real life randomly, I should say "Pay me no mind lad, none" and that should fix it!
How often are you slapping people, exactly?
Fix us up some coffee
Will Smith would be proud
For the love of Neptune, it's a crime against Humanity Willem Dafoe hasn't won the Oscar for this performance.
The way DeFoe doesn’t hesitate to smack Patterson 😂 _”BAD LUCK TO KILL A SEA BIRD!”_
I could smell that laugh at 1:45. Such great performances from both of them.
This is one of those movies that makes me miss my dad. Wish I could have watched it with him.
Willem Dafoe is such an amazing actor.. truly one of the great of the greats. wow.
Women seeing someone they know at the supermarket: "nows the time for gab and chatter"
bad luck to kill a spider too. i'll not do it ever.
I haven’t actually seen a film in years that I thought was genuinely good and kept me focused the whole time
I've said this before but Ill say it again, the Oscars doesn't mean anything it's an overrated award , these two did an amazing job at this movie and everyone knows that, no need to make this movie more mainstream as it's a masterpiece the way it is
At the same Independent Spirit Awards show that Willem Defoe got best male support, Adam Sandler summed it up best in his speech for winning best male lead: "A few weeks back when I was quote-unquote snubbed by the Academy, it reminded me when I briefly attended high school and was overlooked for the coveted yearbook superlative category 'Best Looking.' That accolade was given to a jean-jacket-wearing feathered hair douchebag by the name of Skipper Jenkins. But my classmates did honor me with the allegedly less prestigious designation of 'Best Personality.' And tonight as I look around this room I realize the Independent Spirit Awards are the best personality awards of Hollywood. So then let all those feather-haired douchebag motherfuckers get their Oscars tomorrow night. Their handsome good looks will fade in time, while our independent personalities will shine on forever!"
Dafoe as Thomas Wake is one of my favourite acting roles ever. I can't get enough of it.
0:36 he says the funny
“Curse me if there ain’t an old tar spirit somewheres in ye, lad.” Don’t know why I like that line, but I do.
Reminds me "The rime of the ancient mariner".
So weird you said so. I watched this film and read that poem and drank a bottle of brandy all in the same day. Terrifying experience never to be repeated
I love the banter, and I'm grateful for the subtitling
"Should pale death with treble dread
Make the ocean caves our bed,
God who hear'st the surges roll,
Deign to save our suppliant soul."
Thanks for the subtitles. Now I know what they said and why he slapped Winslow upside the head. Lol.
God's this movie is art. The shadow of the man who was struck how it looms over the two of them, kept restrained for too long it begins to grow restless and angry, so angry.
The language is extraordinary. That West country English DeFoe is speaking is spectacular.
“More tall tales” 🍵💥
I can't wait to see this movie. I've seen all the trailers and several clips and I still have literally no idea what the movie is even about.
It's a psychological horror movie about their mental deterioration when stranded on an island. It's supposed to be a creative take on Edgar Allen Poe's final poem about a lighthouse which was never finished.
I watched the whole movie and still have no idea what it's about...shits crazy lol
I think it's about guilt.
Isolation
Stop watching the clips man, savour it later, it's worth it
These guys -- both of them -- were AMAZING!!!
If he wanted to, Defoe could be the sweetest Santa. But there's always the constant risk of him suddenly turning it into a nightmare for giggles.
That film was such the best in 2019. I don’t understand why it didn’t get recognized for best film, editing, CINEMATOGRAPHY and for Acting my god… that was undeniably the greatest cinema lesson we got from Eggers.
I believe this movie to be a repeating continuous hell for both men which is why Wake was so afraid here.He returned to sanity for that brief moment and remembered just what was going on. I think hes aware this whole time and his last wiki he keeps referring to was always Thomas.
This is the greatest acting of all time ... how didn't Dafoe get a nomination ......
Its almost like he wanted him to believe him about the light -and then he didnt believe him about the bird til he went and killed 1 - then it made the light all the more enticing
Watched this scene so many times and its still timeless
I like this new remake for the misadventures of flapjack
Captain knuckles and Flapjack didn’t age very well huh
I hope Defoe at least gets an oscar nom...how brilliant...and nails the accent
Dafoe gives his best performance ever in this movie! I could rewatch it again and again and again and see new things about it every time.
Look at pattinsons shadow, when he stands up, after dafoe slapped him
jeff knudsen A lot of neat and purposeful lighting in this movie!
Watching this scene for the 2nd time makes the movie much more understandable I have to say. Everything you see afterwards makes more sense now.
"Fortnite" - Willem Dafoe 0:36
My favorite part of the video is when Green Goblin just casually smacks Batman upside the head for talking back
They should remake Moby Dick and put these guys in it.
Bad cooking or not, these dinner scenes make me hungry. Something about the way they fidget with their forks and knives...
idk but it looks delicious tho.. reminds me of half assed potatoes, onion and chopped bacon in a pan i would make after work
I think of this scene whenever I spot a seagull now..... and I think, THAT is what makes a great movie. When it leaves a little piece of it in you; when your mind recalls a scene or phrase from the film when you're just out living your life. It leaves an impact, however small
The first time i saw this clip I was super high and very tired. This video scared me a lot
The only medicine is drink lmao
That slap takes me out every time 😂😂
😂😂😂 same lmao
The acting is so above and beyond anything in the joker. Kinda shows you yet again how silly the Oscars are. This film and everything from the acting, to the dialogue, to the cinematography, to the story, to basically everything that makes a film great, deserves all the praise it gets.
I loved Joker and the acting was superb in it.. but this movie offers something much more raw, despite what many would say.
@@TheThing2011 Couldn't agree more, love this film. HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARK!
Dafoe to the Academy
*”Yer fond on me actin’ ain’t ye? I seen it. Yer fond of me actin’”*
0:36 He said FortNIGHT for all you lil kids out there
i know it’s a joke but still shut the fuck up.. please
Yaaaaaas gamer reference 😎
Cattywampus what?
The word just means two weeks, if you didn’t know.
How to get away with slapping the shit out of someone.
“Pay me no mind lad!”
Will Smith should have used that
@@brackishnz Now I'm just imagining Wake screaming "KEEP MY WIFE"S NAME OUT YO FUCKING MOUTH!!!"
love how annoyed winslow looks when he says the same stupid toast again
The toast is bad arse
The cinematography in this film was incredible. If only 1917 was released a different year.
Honestly people underestimate what boredom can do to a mind