THE NORTHMAN Gets New Series Of Character Posters As First Reactions Praise Robert Eggers' "Masterpiece"

THE NORTHMAN Gets New Series Of Character Posters As First Reactions Praise Robert Eggers' "Masterpiece"

The first reactions to The Lighthouse director Robert Eggers' new fantasy-tinged Viking epic, The Northman, are now in, and we also have a series of character posters spotlighting the main cast.

By MarkCassidy - Apr 06, 2022 11:04 AM EST
Filed Under: Movies

The Northman held its world premiere in London earlier this week, and the first reactions to Robert Eggers' latest are now online.

For the most part, the acclaimed filmmaker's follow-up to The Lighthouse is being hailed as a major triumph, with many using the word "masterpiece" to describe the brutal Viking revenge tale. Intriguingly, it's also come to light that the movie will contain fantasy elements, with the action firmly rooted in Norse Mythology.

Set in Iceland at the turn of the 10th century, Skarsgård plays the Viking prince Amleth, who witnesses his father's (Hawke) murder at the hands of his own brother (Claes Bang) as a child and vows vengeance. He returns as an adult alongside a fellow warrior played by Anya-Taylor Joy, and begins his bloody campaign to rescue his mother Queen Gudrun (Kidman) and claim his birthright.

Check out a series of new character banners below along with the reactions.

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The Northman also stars Murray McArthur, Ian Gerard Whyte, Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson, and Kate Dickie. The movie is set to hit theaters on April 15 in The UK and April 22 in the US..

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WackyBantha
WackyBantha - 4/7/2022, 8:07 AM
I'll go see it at a theater in the north, man!
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