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Should pale death and treble dread, make the ocean caves our bed, God, who hear’st the surges roll, deign to save our suppliant soul. To four weeks!”If you haven’t seen The Lighthouse yet, I’d absolutely recommend it for fans of horror, thrillers, gorgeous cinematography, excellent performances, mesmerising moments and for those who prefer their films to be a bit more on the unusual side. It’s easily my favourite film that Eggers has made and one of the best of the 2010s, hands down. which is just slightly smaller than that. The DigiBook has some very striking artwork by Tobias Kaspar, along with storyboards, production design From Robert Eggers, the visionary director of The Witch and The Northman, comes The Lighthouse, a hypnotic and hallucinatory tale of two men teetering on the edge of sanity.
Willem Defoe and Robert Pattinson arrive on a desolate island lighthouse to man the station there for four weeks. As the days stretch out into weeks, their relationship grows and evolves, their own insecurities beginning to manifest but kept in line with the knowledge that their relief is but mere days away. And then that relief never arrives… and as a storm of unimaginable power rages around them, they descend into their very own pits of hell as the loneliness, the isolation and all their repressed desires, anger and grief begin to spill over from their subconscious very much into their and our consciousness. . ..an unruly, frustrating, dazzlingly redolent storm-drenched journey into the human condition... Add in another great visual essay by Kat Ellinger, this time on how The Lighthouse reflects its folk horror and American Gothic influences in often surprising ways, and a brand-new audio commentary and just in those three extra features, there’s enough justification for this release on the strength of its added value alone. The fact it also shares previous extras also gets Arrow bonus points, although there is some obvious repetition across them all, with various stories being repeated multiple times. It’s a great set and its hard to see what else could have been added by Arrow. Art of Darkness: Making The Lighthouse (HD; 1:11:25) is a really excellent newly produced multi-part documentary that Making The Lighthouse (HD, 9 Mins.) - This is an EPK type of extra from 2019 but is not the same material from the previous Blu-ray release.The Robert Eggers movie The Lighthousehas gotten a 4K Ultra HD upgrade from A24 in the form of a Special Collector’s Edition release that’s now available from their online shop. The Lighthouse: A Dark and Stormy Tale (HD; 37:56) is a very interesting piece that delves into some of the subtext of
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