Robert Eggers' next Film is a "Medieval Knight Fantasy Epic" Studio Film!

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He told us "I'm working on a medieval knight epic right now. I can't say much." That's a vague answer, but a quick trip to his official site confirms it's called The Knight. Even without more details, though, it's an exciting answer. Imagining Eggers bringing the same level of craft as The Witch to a few hundred years prior already sends our imaginations running wild.

Back at Sundance, two days before his first film had even premiered (!), he made a deal with Studio 8:

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Late Friday, the director closed a deal with Jeff Robinov’s fledgling outfit Studio 8 to write and direct an untitled medieval fantasy, THR has confirmed.

Dude, I'm sold! :)

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

Mecha wrote:

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

I wasn't even aware you were trying to argue against watching it, lol. I just wanted to answer you, as it seemed like a question.

I like that I "won", though. 

I won without even trying.

#SWOOSH

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

I wasn't even aware you were trying to argue against watching it, lol. I just wanted to answer you, as it seemed like a question.

I like that I "won", though. 

I won without even trying.

#SWOOSH

Not in the theater though, but on Blu-ray.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Heard good things about The VVitch. Though, I also heard the ending was kinda cliche, or something like that.

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

I wasn't even aware you were trying to argue against watching it, lol. I just wanted to answer you, as it seemed like a question.

I like that I "won", though. 

I won without even trying.

#SWOOSH

Not in the theater though, but on Blu-ray.

Oh, I know. 

There aren't enough capeshit for you.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

The film builts up tension, scene after scene, as slowly as needed, right until the ending when the Film explodes and releases the slow build-up to the audience.

Some people preferred the idea of the film to not have that big ending happen, but most people loved the ending, nevertheless. 

It depends on your taste, really.

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

I wasn't even aware you were trying to argue against watching it, lol. I just wanted to answer you, as it seemed like a question.

I like that I "won", though. 

I won without even trying.

#SWOOSH

Not in the theater though, but on Blu-ray.

Oh, I know. 

There aren't enough capeshit for you.

Nope. Going to be too busy watching Deadpool again.

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Mecha wrote:

Okay, you win. I'll watch it at some point.

I wasn't even aware you were trying to argue against watching it, lol. I just wanted to answer you, as it seemed like a question.

I like that I "won", though. 

I won without even trying.

#SWOOSH

Not in the theater though, but on Blu-ray.

Oh, I know. 

There aren't enough capeshit for you.

Nope. Going to be too busy watching Deadpool again.

Just proved my point.