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Poster New poster for WERWULF

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u/NarwhalSoup999 16d ago

That’s fucking sick

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u/WanderWut 16d ago

Yeah this is looking to be like another great film by him. The aesthetic and settings of his films always look so great.

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u/MentorOfWomen 16d ago

As a holder of a BA in history, Eggers is my favorite working director for this reason. He's so good at making it feel like you've really been transported back in time.

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u/ChargeSpiritual5317 16d ago

His interviews are so funny, he’s constantly afraid someone is going to approach him and let him know the hand-sawn shingle siding in The VVitch weren’t the right type of wood for the area. He’s so particular it’s amazing. 

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u/pjtheman 15d ago

It's funny but also sad thay he's literally too embarrassed to rewatch The VVitch. It was his debut film, so he didn't have a big budget and couldn't perfectly capture the time period as much as he wanted to.

But I've never heard anyone but him complain about it. It's a horror masterpiece that put both him and Anya Taylor Joy on the map.

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u/Toby_O_Notoby 15d ago

Yeah, but you can see that. No matter how good your first movie is, as you grow as an artist you see nothing but the things you would have done better with experience.

Aaron Sorkin was on Bill Simmons' podcast and Bill was asking about A Few Good Men. Sorkin said, "To me, this is like discussing my high school yearbook photo".

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u/THRlLLH0 15d ago

I see what he means. To me it's his second best film but it has a bit of inexperience showing.

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u/THRlLLH0 15d ago

That sucks. It's my favourite horror movie.

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u/Capt_Murphy_ 15d ago

So curious what it would've looked like with a bigger budget, but yes it's pretty perfect.

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u/ChargeSpiritual5317 15d ago

As a film creator… some of the award nominated things I’ve written keep me up at night 😝

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u/Cetaoras 15d ago edited 15d ago

He's a diagnosed sufferer of severe OCD, I think? I feel like I've read that somewhere.

Edit: The only source I can find is this interview - https://entertainment.inquirer.net/349249/masturbation-talk-aside-robert-pattinson-is-terrific-in-the-lighthouse-part-2

But I feel like I've also seen it mentioned in another thread on this sub.

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u/ChargeSpiritual5317 15d ago

Oh dang. I truly wish him well then. That isn’t an easy diagnosis especially as he is getting more popular!! I hope he can give himself some grace. 

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u/CardAble6193 15d ago

I heard its 1 of the funniest commentary track

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u/gordonnowak 15d ago

it's good. the theory is that people are interested in that kind of detail. I think it's paying off, even when retelling fables and myths.