Films you've seen at the cinema 2025

[neonwilderness]

Nosferatu

Excellent. It leans more into the classic Dracula plot in places compared to the original (presumably it can now that it's out of copyright) and Herzog's '79 version, but it's a good blend of both stories. Definitely one of the more gory versions of Dracula that I've seen too.

Spoiler

I thought they might shy away from doing the classic shadow against the wall bit, but they didn't

 

[farmerbarleymow]

The thread title should be 'pictures'.

 

[Orang Utan]

I also saw Nosferatu this evening and liked it very much.
Though some may take issue with Bill Skaarsgard’s Ventolin-grasping Deady Mercury drag performance as Count Orlock.

 

[colacubes]

Another for Nosferatu. Thought it was terrific. Nicholas Hoult seems to get a bad rap in some quarters but I’ve been a fan since The Great, which is one of the best TV series of recent years imho. Anyway I thought he was great as the slightly naive lovestruck husband of a possessed wife.

Lily-Rose Depp was great. She might be a nepo baby but she’s clearly a talented one.

Loving the Willem Defoe renaissance. He’s been in a good few of my fave films in the last 18 months.

Skarsgaard was good but it’s difficult to say if he was amazing. It was all a bit makeup central.