سفارش تبلیغ
صبا ویژن

Tubi The Lighthouse Free

The Lighthouse Tubi

 

 

Director Robert Eggers; 2019; average Rating 8,2 of 10 Stars; casts Willem Dafoe, Robert Pattinson; Countries Brazil; Brief As the wavering cry of the foghorn fills the air, the taciturn former lumberjack, Ephraim Winslow, and the grizzled lighthouse keeper, Thomas Wake, set foot in a secluded and perpetually grey islet off the coast of late-19th-century New England. For the following four weeks of back-breaking work and unfavourable conditions, the tight-lipped men will have no one else for company except for each other, forced to endure irritating idiosyncrasies, bottled-up resentment, and burgeoning hatred. Then, amid bad omens, a furious and unending squall maroons the pale beacon"s keepers in the already inhospitable volcanic rock, paving the way for a prolonged period of feral hunger; excruciating agony; manic isolation, and horrible booze-addled visions. Now, the eerie stranglehold of insanity tightens. Is there an escape from the wall-less prison of the mind?

? ≈≈≈≈≈≈

? Alternative >>>

? ??????

 

 

 

Svetionik film 2019. Just finished watching the movie and I can say that it will always have you trying to figure out what"s next, definitely takes you for a ride in the characters shoe. It was a ok movie wasn"t the best movie but if you want something to watch, it will definitely keep you on edge and engaged. As always Adam Sandler did great job in this movie like he does in all his movies. Me and my brain after this; Me: What? Brain: What? Me: WhAt? Brain: wHaT. I just loved the nod to pink guy here, it warmed my heart.

Svetionik film. Great actor and it was an interesting movie. I believe they built the lighthouse for the movie. Willem Dafoe is right the movie does have the feel of a Hitchcock movie. Could you do portrait of the lady on fire. pls. I"m here after watching the spongebob trailers for the lighthouse. Pattinson: WHAT Dafoe: WHAT Me: Give both these men Oscars.

"The Lighthouse" directed by Robert Eggers - just blew mind. The cinematography, the music, the madness -full out no stops brilliant. In tone much like Ingmar Bergman in its starkness, but this film... was like a primordial sea monster finding it"s hold on your mind, leaving you a bit cracked & blinking, wondering at it all.
*not for your average movie goer for sure. br> I am so excited to see what this director will do next. Stone Cold Steve Austin would be proud of this trailer. Rated: P.B for Painfully Boring. In one of my 1-Star rants on IMBd, I declared that for a "horror" movie with a very high rating (7.7, I believe) a new film admittance rating should be crated which would assure that an audience would be strictly limited to girls 14 or younger who had never seen a horror movie (and their parents could wait in the parking lot.
Back when I was growing up in the 1960s we had fright flicks starring the unforgettable Vincent Price, many of which hold up today, and the campy William Castle gimmick-driven scream-fests. Then in the 1970s came William Friedkin"s "The Exorcist" and, even more important, a redefinition of the genre by Stanley Kubrick with "The Shining: a true horror film for adults.
But it was a once in a lifetime masterwork. Soon came the seemingly-endless era of the franchises: Halloween. Nightmare on Elm Street, etc. all geared to the teenage crowd.
So I was totally surprised that Robert Eggers" The Lighthouse" turned out to be a companion to Kubrick"s one-time delve into the genre, and is strictly aimed at adults.
Where do I start?
The lighting and black-and-white cinematography of Jarin Blaschke is simultaneously beautiful, haunting, chilling, and totally riveting, and elevates Craig Lathrop"s production design to high art. All the while Mark Korvin"s score is geared to perfection in every frame of the film. Eggers" screen play, co-authored with his brother, Max, draws upon many historic sources ranging from Shakespeare to actual logs of 19th century lighthouse keepers.
Eggers is a newcomer to directing, with only one 2015 feature on his résumé, and delivers a stunning film, magnificently paced, and gets what promises to be two legendary performances from his stars.
Big "spoiler" here:
There are only two people in the entire film.
Willem Dafoe, a favourite for mine for many years (I particularly enjoy his gleefully disgusting Bobby Peru in David Lynch"s 1990 "Wild at Heart. has been nominated for fours Oscars over a 32-year-period, and it"s a sin he hasn"t won at least won. Here he again shows the unbelievable range of his craft. That"s actually him buried under his own facial hair as the demented lighthouse keeper Thomas Wake.
(Do read all of the trivia supplied by IMDb: it is truly fascinating.)
Robert Pattinson is new to me as, it seems, he is most known for a recurring role in the "Twilight" franchise, another series geared to teenagers to which I would never consider giving a minute of my time. He is stunning in every aspect and virtually carries the greater weight of the film (rather literally. I enjoyed his crazed Dauphin in this year"s "The King" and look forward to seeing him expand his range of roles as he gains maturity (although I doubt if his chance at recreating Batman will interest me.
Kids will find this a bore: too slow, not gory enough, no love scenes, black-and-white, in an almost square aspect ratio (no glaring Technicolor widescreen blood and guts in this one) and a screen play far above their comprehension.
For adults it"s a marvel, a stunning achievement which will send shivers down your spine for days after your first viewing. It"s a film which demands to be seen more than once.

A treasure of an actor. One of the greatest of his time

Tell mom i love her after i watch this video plz.