This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
I was honestly very impressed by the cinematography and the music. Every scene showcases impressive cinematography, which adds a lot to the grim and dark atmosphere. The film is deeply melancholic and gruesome, which is something Nosferatu, as a story, really brings to the forefront.
The mystery and the gradual introduction of the monster was a very strong aspect of this film, making everything very tense. Also, the fact that Nosferatu is not romanticized or humanized truly makes him a…
“A Different Man" reveals the power of self-perception in shaping our reality.
Moral of the story: acceptance = freedom.
I really enjoyed this movie and was quite invested in the story and the connections between characters. I like the way the story was set up and it also contains beautiful cinematography that reminds me of Pride & Prejudice (2005 version) which I am also very fond of.
It really felt like one of those movies i’d watch when the weather is grey and rainy, to keep me comfort.
