The Lodge Trailer #richardarmitage
Found #TheLodge trailer on IMDb! In case it’s geoblocked, I posted on YT. Looks amazing and I cannot wait! #RileyKeough #JaedenMartell #RichardArmitage #LiaMcHugh #AliciaSilverstonehttps://t.co/4kVgmO1SHs
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that does look good for that type of film, not sure if its my thing..
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The discordant bits of soundtrack in the first 40 or so seconds remind me of parts of Hannibal, and as I did for Hannibal, it’s a fangirl cut for me. There’s nowhere near enough RA for me to put myself through this, but I agree with Rachel – if you like the horror genre, then it does look worth a try.
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Well, it definitely falls into the category of films I’d never see if Armitage weren’t in them — but still undecided about seeing it.
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Whoa. I am glad I have seen the trailer. It allows me to make the decision that I will definitely not sit through horror to see Richard framing the action for 10 minutes. I am too much of a coward for horror.
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My son and I would probably see it. It really doesn’t look like there’s much Armitage in it though.
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Supposedly mainly at the beginning. I don’t remember if I have heard if he reappears at the end.
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I’m becoming a bit of a broken record, but previous posts on The Lodge didn’t seem to have much of an audience and the comments above seem to make some assumptions that I don’t think match the film. While there are probably some people who would not like The Lodge and should not see it, it is not a horror film in the classic sense. The recent podcast called it “psychological horror”. I liken it to a roller coaster ride — very intense while it is happening and then suddenly over and everything is back to normal. The audience left the film chatty and happy, which is never how I felt after watching Hannibal.
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I don’t think you’re a broken record. I do think how people process things labeled “horror” and “suspense” is a bit like the way we process fanfic — in genre fiction, tastes are fairly particular and highly specialized. So it’s good to know that apparently there’s not a lot of gore. (I can’t say that I felt happy after watching Hannibal, though.)
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I want to link csprof’s review here, in case anyone missed it (it arrived in the midst of a tumult of RDC 5 stuff) — she’s the only person I’ve talked to who has actually seen the whole film:
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