Originally published at: Fantastic trailer for The Green Knight | Boing Boing
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This looks very exciting; it’s great to see how Dev Patel’s career has endured. A24 is the greatest film production company of the 21st C. Their output and quality is just astonishing.
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This does look really amazing… I’m not familiar with Lowery’s work, but this looks like it could be a career maker.
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Also: a talking fox.
edit: Retweets don’t imply endorsement, I don’t like the movie either. Didn’t mean to ruin anyone’s day!
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Nice to see Groot getting more dramatic parts.
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nice. when i was 8 or 9 mom got me a picture book about the story of sir gawain and the green knight. it was surprisingly graphic for the late 60s picture books. this looks cool.
happy cake day, btw.
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Don’t eat too much cake, you get’a stomach’acake.
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lol - i’ve been avoiding this because i kept seeing “the green knight” and i would think, “man, i just can’t keep up with all this Marvel stuff, pass…”
ok, this looks good. i’m in.
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I was pretty gutted when the movie didnt come out last year, will finally have a chance to see it
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looks like a blatant rip off of that one movie with the talking tree kid that only says one word and his talking raccoon space bandit buddy. Pass.
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I hope it is true for the original story. I’m sick and tired of cinematic ‘adaptations’ that take a premise, sell themselves as a retelling of the original material, and then proceed to go off on a completely different direction.
I’m loving the visual reference to Green Man of British religious architecture.
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I was thinking:
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Also, that’s not a misogynistic piece of “art”…
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This does look good – and I hate everything!
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Is there a way to make the beheading game not graphic, I wonder?
I guess the decision was a foregone conclusion once they decided to make a picture book out of it.
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Not just British. Probably the most famous green man depiction is in Bamberg cathedral
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