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. Aidan and Mia are reluctant to accept Grace, their father's new girlfriend; but when the two children and the woman get snowed into a house in the middle of a frozen landscape, they will have no choice but to get along, while Grace's terrible past comes to light. genres: Drama. score: 3211 Vote. countries: Canada, USA. Creator: Veronika Franz.
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14k subscribers whoooopie 💝💝💝🙊🙊🙊. Us: we are our own worst enemy They will kill us Me: not if I get to them first. The Lodge Theatrical poster Directed by Veronika Franz Severin Fiala Produced by Simon Oakes Aliza James Aaron Ryder Written by Sergio Casci Starring Riley Keough Jaeden Martell Lia McHugh Alicia Silverstone Richard Armitage Music by Danny Bensi Saunder Jurriaans Cinematography Thimios Bakatakis Edited by Michael Palm Production companies FilmNation Entertainment Hammer Films Distributed by Neon Release date January 25, 2019 ( Sundance) February 7, 2020 (U. S. ) Running time 108 minutes [1] Country United Kingdom United States Language English Box office $2. 4 million [2] [3] The Lodge is a 2019 psychological horror film directed by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, who co-wrote the screenplay with Sergio Casci. It stars Riley Keough, Jaeden Martell, Lia McHugh, Alicia Silverstone, and Richard Armitage. The project was announced in October 2017, Riley Keough joining the cast of the film, with Franz and Fiala directing from a screenplay they wrote alongside Sergio Casci. Much of the cast joined that February 2018 and principal photography began in March 2018 and wrapped that same month. It had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2019, and was released on February 7, 2020, by Neon. The film received generally positive reviews from critics, with many praising the performances, direction, and screenplay, as well as the horror elements. Plot [ edit] Richard Hall, an investigative writer, informs his wife, the devout Catholic Laura, that he wants a divorce following their extended separation so he can marry Grace, a young woman who was the sole survivor of her father's fundamentalist Christian cult who committed a mass suicide; Richard and Grace met while he was writing a book on the cult. Laura subsequently commits suicide, which devastates the couple's children, teenage Aidan and young Mia. Six months later, Richard announces to his children at Thanksgiving that they will spend Christmas together with Grace at the family's remote Massachusetts lodge to get to know each other. That night, Aidan and Mia access their father's computer and uncover Grace's past, including disturbing video footage of the cult, showing each of the deceased followers draped in purple silk with a strip of duct tape across their mouths reading "Sin". Several days before Christmas, the four arrive at the lodge, where the children act openly hostile toward Grace and refuse efforts to bond with them. When Richard departs back to the city for a work obligation, the children continue to act abrasively toward Grace, often completely ignoring her. Grace's stress is compounded by the abundance of Catholic iconography in the cabin, which causes her to have nightmares about her father. Tensions rise after Grace catches Aidan watching her shower; after being reprimanded, Aidan appears to soften, and one night prepares her a cup of cocoa while she and Mia watch movies. In the morning, Grace awakens to discover that her belongings—including her clothing, psychiatric medication, and dog—are missing. The food has also disappeared from the cabin, as well as Christmas decorations she put up the day before. The generator has gone out, leaving their cell phones dead. Grace suspects the children have pranked her, but finds their belongings are missing as well. She notices the clocks in the house have advanced to January 9th. A tearful Aidan tells Grace that he dreamed a gas heater in the living room malfunctioned and they all suffocated, and expresses his fear that they may in fact be dead. Over the following several days, Grace—succumbing to anxiety, medication withdrawal, hunger, and cold—begins sleep walking, and is tormented by disturbing visions and dreams, including the recurrent voice of her father sermonizing. She attempts to walk to the nearest town, and discovers a cross-shaped cabin where she sees her father beckoning to her from inside; she eventually travels in a circle which takes her back to the lodge. Buried in the snow, she discovers a photo of Aidan and Mia in a memorial frame, and inside, finds the children frantically praying over a newspaper article detailing the deaths of all three from carbon monoxide poisoning on December 22nd. Aidan hysterically insists they are in purgatory, and appears to hang himself in the attic—which he survives—as proof that they are dead. Grace suffers a nervous breakdown, which intensifies when she finds her dog frozen to death outside. She then enters a catatonic state on the porch. Worried she might die of exposure, the children finally admit to Grace that they have been gaslighting her the entire time, having drugged her, hidden their possessions in a crawlspace, and played recordings of her father's sermons at night via a wireless speaker; Mia has been calling Richard daily so he will not suspect something is wrong. With their own phones dead at last, the children unsuccessfully attempt to start the generator and bring Grace her medication, but find her wholly convinced they are in purgatory and must do penance to ascend to heaven. That night, the children find Grace burning herself on the hearth. They barricade themselves in the attic, but are confronted by Grace in the morning, who insists they must "sacrifice something for the Lord. " Richard returns shortly after to discover an inconsolable Grace brandishing his pistol. In an attempt to prove her belief that they are in purgatory, she fires the gun at him, killing him. Aidan and Mia attempt to flee in the car, but get it stuck in the snow. Grace forces the children back into the lodge, where she seats them at the dinner table with their father's corpse and sings " Nearer, My God, to Thee. " She then affixes pieces of duct tape reading "sin" to each of their mouths before contemplating the gun. Cast [ edit] Production [ edit] In October 2017, Riley Keough joined the cast of the film, with Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala directing from a screenplay they wrote alongside Sergio Casci. FilmNation Entertainment and Hammer Films produced and financed the film. [4] [5] In February 2018, Jaeden Martell, Richard Armitage and Lia McHugh joined the cast of the film, with production beginning that same day. Katelyn Wells signed on to the film at the beginning of March 2018, and began work on the project the very next day. [6] Release [ edit] The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 25, 2019. [7] Shortly after, NEON acquired distribution rights to the film. [8] The film was originally scheduled to be released in the United States on November 15, 2019, [9] but it was delayed until February 7, 2020, when it was given a limited release in Los Angeles and New York City. [10] [11] The theatrical release expanded to 320 theaters in the United States on February 21, 2020. [2] Critical response [ edit] The Lodge holds an 73% approval rating on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, based on 142 reviews, with a weighted average of 7. 03/10. The site's consensus reads: "Led by an impressive Riley Keough performance, The Lodge should prove a suitably unsettling destination for fans of darkly atmospheric horror". [12] On Metacritic, the film holds a rating of 64 out of 100, based on 29 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews". [13] Dennis Harvey of Variety wrote that " The Lodge may be best taken on the same terms as ’60s/early ’70s Italian giallos, with their somewhat random manipulations of plot and character logic in service of atmospheric shocks. Genre homage does not appear to be an intention here, but the film is certainly at its best in fostering a sense of stylish dread and orchestrating some harrowing individual sequences. " [14] Brian Tallerico of echoed a similar sentiment, deeming the film "a truly unsettling movie, the kind of horror film that rattles you on an almost subconscious level, making you more uncomfortable than going for cheap scares. Don’t ask questions or dissect the believability of the plot. Just check in. " [15] References [ edit] ^ "The Lodge". Sundance Film Festival. Retrieved December 15, 2018. ^ a b "The Lodge". Box Office Mojo. Retrieved March 6, 2020. ^ "The Lodge (2020) - Financial Information". The Numbers. Retrieved March 6, 2020. ^ "RILEY KEOUGH BOARDS 'THE LODGE;' FILMNATION TO BEGIN SALES AT AFM". FilmNation Entertainment. October 23, 2017. Retrieved February 7, 2018. ^ Kay, Jeremy (October 23, 2017). "Riley Keough to star in 'The Lodge' for 'Goodnight Mommy' directors (exclusive)". Screen International. Retrieved February 7, 2018. ^ Ritman, Alex (February 7, 2018). " ' It' Star Jaeden Lieberher Joins Horror Film 'The Lodge' (Exclusive)". The Hollywood Reporter. Retrieved February 7, 2018. ^ Debruge, Peter (November 28, 2018). "Sundance Film Festival Unveils 2019 Features Lineup". Variety. Retrieved November 28, 2018. ^ Lang, Brent (January 28, 2019). "Sundance: Neon Buys 'The Lodge' (EXCLUSIVE)". Retrieved January 28, 2019. ^ Evangelista, Chris (June 27, 2019). " ' The Lodge' Will Give You Nightmares and Bad Feelings This November". /Film. Archived from the original on February 21, 2020. ^ "THE LODGE Gets A Release Date – November 15, 2019". We Are Movie Geeks. June 27, 2019. Retrieved June 27, 2019. ^ Ramos, Dino-Ray (February 9, 2020). " ' The Lodge' Snowballs Solid Opening, 'Cane River' Celebrates Historic Release, Oscar-Nominated Films Enter Final Stretch – Specialty Box Office". Deadline Hollywood. Archived from the original on February 21, 2020. ^ "The Lodge (2020)". Rotten Tomatoes. Retrieved February 7, 2020. ^ "The Lodge Reviews". Metacritic. Retrieved February 7, 2020. ^ Harvey, Dennis (February 2, 2019). "Sundance Film Review: 'The Lodge ' ". Archived from the original on December 27, 2019. ^ Tallerico, Brian (January 29, 2019). "Sundance 2019: The Lodge, Memory – The Originals of Alien, Little Monsters".. Archived from the original on January 14, 2020. External links [ edit] The Lodge on IMDb The Lodge at Rotten Tomatoes The Lodge at Metacritic.
I came in and thought this is going to be a 'sinister, paranormal' type of a horror movie (according to the unreliable trailer) but it turned out to be a psychological thriller that rattled me.
All through the movie i was trying to realize what is this dark entity that is haunting the characters. Then it turned out to be nothing but a faux that shocked me.
I liked this film. It was definitely a nice experience watching it. But during the watch i was so confused on what was going on. If this is what the creators intended to do by making this film then very good job. But I feel that that confused feeling is kind of what made this film not as good as I wanted it to be.
Other than that- great making. Photography is good and the main atmosphere this film has is a character on its own.
It's a dream and thats the mall from Stranger things right. Maz jobrani love him. This and Something About Me are the most underrated songs on the show. Looks lots like Disneyland Paris. Something went wrong, but don’t fret — let’s give it another shot. Bond doesn't drive Ford because he's a degenerate. Henry Ford II. Disney is better. I want a DVD of season 1 pls... The Lodge is a horror drama as Hereditary or Midsömmar. The Lodge was produced by three countries The United Kingdom, Canada and The United States, a good and insane script, a great art direction, amazing performances and direction. The film shows how cruel can be a children, how insane can be a deeply religious person and don't mess with a disturbed person. The lead actress Riley Keough is an awesome actress playing a sadly character with many changes. The problem is the last minutes, a predectible ending.
The acoustic is more pure. Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about The Lodge. Ask a Question Your trust is our top concern, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more. 1 star rating Eek! Methinks not. 2 star rating Meh. I've experienced better. 3 star rating A-OK. 4 star rating Yay! I'm a fan. 5 star rating Woohoo! As good as it gets! Start your review of The Lodge. 10/22/2018 Thoroughly enjoyed a ladies getaway this past weekend at The Lodge in Cabin D1; because there were three of us, the larger cabin would be best for the next time around (which there will be). With that written, for two people, cabin D1 is the best option. Yes, it's small but how much time is spent indoors when one is in Woodstock and it's rustic because you're in the woods! Loved our porch though (highlight of this cabin) and the bedding was just like home (happy sleeping). Food was absolutely delicious. They have an amazing chef at the Harvest! She whips up delightfully delectable dinners and her specials sell out by nights end. Staff/owners were fabulous. Beth is a beautiful treasure of a human being and Jonathan is a complete doll. Truly a delightful, helpful, patient and forgiving staff all the way around. Already looking forward to planning our next trip up and hope to bring many other friends around this way. Great two hour drive from New York and fits into anything planned, it could be a romantic significant other weekend, a solo retreat or a friends time away for some fun and it's a ten minute walk into town. My only critique would be that brunch should be served, so opening the bar/restaurant portion of their establishment earlier in the day on the weekend would entertain the patrons staying on their grounds and perhaps bring in locals too? As silly as it sounds, a cup of hot cocoa on a cold night by the fire pit would have been that one more star worthy for five. So, I guess that critique can be included with the former =) But all in all, I am wholeheartedly in love with The Lodge. Comment from Beth B. of The Lodge Business Owner 10/26/2018 Thank you Alessandra for your detailed review and for choosing The Lodge for your ladies getaway! We really enjoyed hosting you and your friends. Your critique is very valid to offer brunch and we've been in discussion to offer brunch next season. Staffing can be challenging in Woodstock but not impossible and we're constantly pushing ourselves to improve our guest's experience. We're looking forward to hosting you again! Read more 2/9/2019 This review is for Harvest only. We loved everything about it. I was weary at first cause we were the only people there at 7:30 on a Friday night and by the time we were done there was 2 more tables seated. That's it. But don't let that persuade you. Our server was personable and charming without being annoying. He was fantastic. The food is awesome. We started with the perogies and my husband got the duck special and i got the cauliflower risotto. The duck was absolute perfection and the risotto was out of this world. And the prices weren't overly outrageous. So cozy and quaint. 39 friends 235 reviews 9 photos 2/28/2019 We recently returned from a 1 night stay. For what we ended up paying in February, this was simply not worth it. As we have a service dog we had to pay extra. We have stayed at many hotels before (that had lobby's, rugs, elevators, etc... ) and have never, ever had to pay extra for a service dog. But we had to here. The bar/restaurant was never open, and there was no breakfast whatsoever. I understand it's down time in Woodstock this time of year. But don't charge us based on what we should get, and don't receive. Yes the room was nice for summer, but totally not worth the $$ in winter. Too bad, as we will return to this area come summertime. And won't get fooled again! 0 friends 41 reviews 31 photos 1/24/2019 Booked (over 1 month in advance) a king sized bed with a fireplace, wanted a cabin alone. Got into the room and it's a full sized bed, no fireplace, and paper thin walls where I could here the neighbors talking. Called the front desk, was told that room was having "pipe problems" and wasn't available even at the time we booked it, he would speak to the manager about what he could do for us. After 2 days and no response I followed up. Finally the best they could do was 50% off dinner. But as we're getting ready, the water was brown and full of sediment. Called to cancel dinner because I wasn't eating in a place cooking with this water, not even an apology, just told to let the water run. I was told repeatedly that the room we did have was nicer, as if that makes up for the fact that it was the exact opposite of what I booked. They didn't even acknowledge it when we checked it. Extremely disappointing experience. Poorly managed and rude. STAY AWAY!!!! 12/19/2018 A new chef from the Wolfgang's at the Four Seasons. Excellent food and great service. Get the duck or strip streak with asparagus. One of the best dinners in Woodstock. 127 friends 38 reviews 1 photo 9/29/2018 Bar had a nice vibe, but the room was quite rustic and small, no phone, an electric baseboard in the bathroom for heat. Expected a cabin, there were three units in our little building, and walls were thin. Looked maintained, but also quite dated and old. For the price I was not impressed. Breakfast was included and was good. 6 friends 18 reviews 5 photos 11/20/2018 We loved the Woodstock Lodge. We stayed for a quick two day October getaway. The lodge is unique because all the "suites" are in cabins with a few suites per cabin. We had the opportunity to stay in an updated original cabin and a newly built modern cabin. Both were equally charming but if given the choice again we would definitely stay in one of the newly built cabins as the amenities (heated bathroom floor! )were perfect for our needs. Michael and Beth were super friendly, hands on, and very responsive to questions. Breakfast selections in the mornings were plentiful and perfect to get the day going. One a delicious burger to the lodge menu!! We will definitely stay again. 2 friends 4 reviews 9 photos 9/28/2018 Spent a weekend at the Lodge in early September. Stayed in one of the renovated cabins and enjoyed the delicious food served at the Harvest. We had drinks and appetizers the first night. Ordered the tempura cauliflower and loaded nachos. Both were so delicious. It was so relaxing sitting on the outdoor patio with a bottle of prosecco. I couldn't stop raving about the two appetizers. The next night we decided to enjoy dinner inside. We ordered the mussels! I wanted to ask for a spoon to drink the broth. For dinner I had fish served over roasted corn and my husband had the steak. Everything is sourced locally and super fresh. Chef Samantha Fernandez is the real deal! What a lovely hidden gem in Woodstock. I recommend the restaurant highly. Perfect ending to a relaxing weekend. 90 friends 3 reviews 10 photos 7/8/2018 The Lodge is my favorite bar in Woodstock. I've lived in Woodstock since 1995, I am an upstate curmudgeon--I don't go out. Woodstock is a cute town but I am picky about where I hang. It's all about the vibes for me. The big outdoor deck has comfortable furniture, a fire table and is surrounded by relaxing woods. You feel like you are in the Catskills when you are at the Lodge. The food is great, the chef Sam, is from the Four Seasons in Long Island and has created a complete and fulfilling menu. Carnivores and vegetarians will both be happy eating here. Some of my favorites from the old menu have been: the Sesame tofu with charred bok cornish hen with mashed potatoes and caramelized, herbed carrots... and the ricotta hazelnut toast. All of it is soo good!! The bar makes its own fresh, organic ginger brew which they can use in many different ways for their drinks. Spoiler: the ginger brew is good in everything! When there is live music it's always fun, quality and affordable. It's makes the Lodge a casual, comfortable but classy place to relax and socialize. The hotel is also coming along nicely with new renovations to the cabins! The rooms are modern but naturally woodsy. Simple continental breakfast. The best thing about staying at the Lodge is a nice, new SALTWATER pool (awesome! ) and hot tub which doesn't exist at most places in this area. Besides all these things there is something very special about the Lodge and I enjoy it in any season of the year!! 3 friends 8 reviews 19 photos 10/4/2017 Rustic but cozy. Excellent hospitality from owners Johnathan and Brian. Definitely would come back and recommend. Bar and outdoor patio for socializing with great drink and food specials 621 friends 11 reviews 5 photos 7/27/2018 The Lodge is exactly the type of place that I expected all of Woodstock to be like. Friendly, awesome music, great drinks, right in the middle of the woods, locals who are welcoming and there for a good time. My boyfriend and I drove past a sign that said "karaoke night at The Lodge" and since it seems like everything in town is closed late night and early morning, we decided to spontaneously go there. I didn't catch the bartenders name, but he was so friendly and his drinks were on point. The Lodge seriously completed our trip with their good vibes. We were there for a quiet Thursday night, but i could only imagine how much fun this place is on the weekend or nights that they have a special band. My boyfriend announced it was my birthday when we sang a song for karaoke and the woman running the karaoke night played Happy Birthday by The Beatles afterwards. It was so nice of her to do that- again, everyone was so welcoming. We loved it so much that we are already going to book a room to stay in next year. 0 friends 54 reviews 5 photos 9/16/2018 Food was excellent! Appetizer was divine: watercress, burrata, cherry tomatoes and fresh figs, with caramelized sugar a top fresh figs, dressed delicately with light vinaigrette. Chilled cucumber soup with fresh corn and seared scallops was delicious! Corn so fresh, sweet and still had lovely, subtle crunch to it; tasted as though just picked. Very large scallops seared perfectly; perfect char and caramelization to them, tender in the inside. NY Strip Steak with chimichurri sauce, also cooked perfectly; perfectly charred and cooked medium, as requested. Juicy and tender. Service was EXCELLENT. Cleared all plates and silverware after every course as well as cleaned linen of all crumbs, etc. After every course asked how everything was and when served, told us "bon appetit". Decor rustic and quaint. Panoramic view of beautiful trees. 129 friends 25 reviews 1 photo 6/4/2018 We passed the "bar open till 4 a. m. " sign countless times. I think (in our heads) we assumed The Lodge was basically the biker bar from "Pee Wee's Big Adventure". (Not sure why. Just did. ) What we found instead was a hidden clearing in the woods. A great place to eat and drink and enjoy a thoroughly chilled out atmosphere-- away from the troubadours and tie dye of Tinker Street. In the 60's, this would have been known as a "hide-a-way". Rentable cabanas. Saltwater pool. Patio bar. 10-table restaurant. Sort of the Woodstock version of "Sole East" in the Hamptons. The Lodge is still figuring things out a bit. (A few Spotify playlists and outdoor speakers would go a long way. ) But some things seem very well sorted. Ice-cold martinis. Uber-friendly staff. And a simple but highly solid menu. (Don't miss the cauliflower. Just don't. ) If you have been ping-ponging between the "go-to's" (Sylvia. A&P. Cucina. repeat) then take the short drive down Country Club lane. 6/17/2018 Honestly this place is amazing. Customer service is clearly a priority from when you walk in until you leave. The restaurant is incredible. Do yourself a favor and order the tuna tartare. The bartender (Joe I think) not only curated a drink experience for us, but he was super thoughtful -- checked in to make sure we enjoyed it, created new drink options for us. Everyone was friendly. Also super nice heated saltwater pool and an awesome hot tub! 2/20/2019 Amazing! Clean, comfortable bed, super nice staff, and beautiful design. Right next to all of the attractions in Woodstock. Will definitely be back again. 10/21/2018 We ate dinner there. The food was excellent, the only negative thing I can think of was the service being a little slow. They could use more servers. We had a great time dancing. 10/26/2018 My husband and I recently stayed here for his birthday and the owners were so helpful! There were a couple issues at first which they handled promptly. We had the opportunity to stay in two different rooms, one in an older cabin and one in their newly built cabins. The older cabin had a strong smell of mold in the shower but otherwise was your basic cabin room. The room in the newer cabin had nicer amenities but the bed was so small, I honestly think it was a full. We were surprised to learn how incredibly thin the walls were, the family sharing the building had a baby and we could hear the baby's every cry the entire night. Although the lodge had a great bar menu and happy hour specials, the bar staff was less than friendly. We were looking forward to swimming in their heated pool and jacuzzi but when we went over, it looked like it had not been cleaned in weeks. Overall, I think the owners are still getting some kinks out and we hope to return down the road when they have renovated!! The property itself is in great proximity to downtown and the owners are ready to give great dining suggestions!! Comment from Beth B. of The Lodge Business Owner 10/26/2018 Thank you Chelsea for taking the time for writing a detailed review and choosing our place to celebrate your husband's bday! In the older/rustic cabin, we investigated the smell after reading your review. It's not mold but without trying to be gross-sometimes our older pipes need to be cleaned out every now & then from shower build up and we've remedied the issue. We apologize for the bar staff being less than friendly. We pride ourselves as a group on our friendliness and willingness to help give our guests a wonderful experience. The pool is cleaned daily, unfortunately weather & fall will leave a lot of leaves and sometimes debris in the pool. In the new building we actually paid extra for sound proofing and have had a discussion with our architect regarding your complaint. Unfortunately a baby crying did not give you and your husband a restful night sleep even with extra sound proofing.. We're working on alternative solutions. Our beds in the new building are all queen size from Casper but think when you go from a king size mattress (in your previous room) to a queen size mattress it can feel much smaller. We value your feedback and will continue to make improvements to our property and guest experience. We hope you you will come back to visit us again! Read more 11/20/2018 This place is my new hangout! Love the staff, food and music/dance nights. Long live the (Woodstock) Lodge! 10/8/2016 A breath of fresh air. Very fun pub and hotel. Live music, great vibe and awesome people. Many celebs and rock stars too. The food is very good and changing always. So the variety is great. With evening specials in addition to the menu. If your in Woodstock this is well worth a visit. The bar is the latest open in town making the rooms the coup de gras. Check it out 6/6/2018 I absolutely love staying here. The rooms are beautiful and the staff are amazing. You can either eat and drink at Harvest (the restaurant on site) or go to one of the amazing restaurants in Woodstock and neither choice will disappoint you. You also never know when a famous musician will stop by and jam at the bar's open mic night! I'd highly recommend to anyone who wants a weekend escape from NYC!
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I kept waiting for something climatic to happen, but it didn't. Boring, slow moving and characters did not move me. Sorry just not for me but some people may enjoy it. Diablos esto me llamo la atencion. 3 times, Netflix commercials and I'm done and close it now. Thanks anyway for all the trailers. Imagine telling Ryan Reynolds to 'enjoy his lifetime supply of virginity. #teamdanielle. The new mutants isnt being released till 2020. Yay sean. A hill country retreat for the wandering soul or the whole family. Built in 1949, our facility is a seamless blend of vintage and modern including rock walls and metal roofing, we definitely have our own hill country flare. With 22 rooms, including one handicap accessible suite, the lodge offers great customer service and a variety of activities for every guest. From the peaceful flow of the creek, to the historic Eagle Rock, we’re sure that your stay with us will be both memorable and enjoyable for the whole group. - Lodge - Stay With us! Here is everything you need to know about us! Cable with 70+ Channels, Iron/Ironing Board, Hair Dryer, and any other toiletries you may have forgot at home (inquire with your front desk assistant for more options), Complimentary breakfast item, Alarm clock, Swimming pool access (closed Mondays), Cypress Falls Swimming Hole access (short walk about 500 ft), An additional cot or air mattress is available upon request. Rooms 24 hour Reception, Guest Lounge, Wheel Chair Access, Free WiFi in Public Lounge, Hiking Trails, Free Parking, Bonfire with S'mores, Tennis Court, Outdoor Swimming Pool, Access to Cypress Falls Swimming Hole, Boat & Tube rental, Fishing & Swimming, Star gazing & Bird watching, Shuffle Board and Board Games Amenities Grab A Cold One! Open Mic Night every Tuesday! Karaoke Wednesday, Live Music every Thursday, Friday & Saturday! Hours Sunday - Friday 2pm - 12am, Saturday 12pm-1am The Tavern **DISCLAIMER** We are a historic hotel built in 1949 and therefore we do not have in rooms: landlines, individual thermostats, Wifi only Guaranteed in rooms, or fridges in rooms. Each room has different furniture and furnishings. **CANCELLATION & POLICY** Hotel Room Deposit - 40% of room rate will be charged upon booking. Free Cancellation if done 30 days or more from reservation date Cancellations made within 15 to 29 days from reservation date will result in 100% of deposit charged per room. (Deposit is 40% of the room rate). Cancellations made within 14 days or less from the reservation date are charged the full rate of the room per night. See our live music schedule! **DISCLAIMER** We are a historic hotel built in 1949 and therefore we do not have in rooms: landlines, individual thermostats, Wifi only Guaranteed in rooms, or fridges in rooms. < BACK There is lots to do for everyone here at The Lodge! < BACK Cypress Falls Event Center Cypress Falls Event Center is the perfect spot to celebrate your wedding, special event, birthday party or family reunion! We are located right on Cypress Creek with an outdoor/indoor facility! Cypress Falls Swimming Hole Our onsite watering hole is always flowing! Spring fed from Jacobs Well its perfect for the hot Texas days! Swimming, floating, fishing and boating is all welcome here! Our $8 per person wristbands gets you access for the day! Monday-Thursday 9am-8:30pm, Friday-Sunday 8:00am-8:30pm *Hours subject to change due to special events, please call ahead or check our Facebook Page. Boat Rentals at $10 for the first hour & each additional hour is $5! Forgot your tube? Don't worry we have tubes for rent for $3! *First come First Serve* Please call ahead as some days are subject to 3pm early closing. Pool Memberships Looking for somewhere to swim in Wimberley? We've got you covered! Apply in person or call 512-847-6595 to sign up! The Tavern at Cypress Falls Our historic bar located in the heart of our property, recently reopened in March 2017, but has been host to Country Musics greatest such as Willie Nelson & George Strait in the past! The Tavern is in full swing with signature cocktails, cold beers, flavorful wines and great times! With live music every Thursday, Friday & Saturday its sure to be a place to remember! Triforks Food Truck specializes in made-from-scratch Southwestern Americana or Texan as we like to call it! Please call ahead for hours (512) 648-1835 Verde at Cypress Falls located right on Cypress Creek with lots of fun tacos to choose from! Triforks Food Truck & Verde at Cypress Falls See Live Music Calendar Red, White & Blues on the Falls Music Festival Come swim, float & relax on Cypress Creek while jamming out to live music with your family & friends! Every Memorial Weekend we will bring to you some of the best live music around, great munchies & some wonderful vendors to meet and shop with! Bring the whole family to enjoy the beauty that is Cypress Falls. The Cypress Falls Swimming Hole is located on the largest portion of Cypress Creek. The beautiful backdrops such as Eagle Rock and the Cypress Falls Waterfall is sure to be a wonderful experience. Fun Fact: The spring fed waters and large cliffs were used as a sacred ceremonial site by Native Americans. When the creek was dredged in 1949 to create a wider swimming area for the resort, many artifacts and offerings were discovered. SUMMER HOURS: Monday-Thursday 9 AM-8:30PM. 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Movie online the roads not taken back. Movie online the roads not taken lyrics. Javier Bardem and Elle Fanning shine as a father and daughter struggling with his dementia Dir/scr: Sally Potter. UK. 2020. 85mins The game we all play of wondering where we’d be if we’d taken different forks in life’s journey provides the narrative bedrock of Sally Potter’s new film, which pairs Javier Bardem and Elle Fanning as a dementia sufferer and his journalist daughter having a bad day in New York. But two bravura performances can’t disguise the thinness of a script that exposes just how uninteresting this ‘sliding doors’ game can be. The Roads Not Taken redeems itself, partly, through the compassion and sensitivity with which it deals with the mind-ravaging illness at its core. Sensitive, nuanced performances High production values, including some fine, caressing camerawork by DoP Robbie Ryan, and the draw of the two leads (ably abetted by a couple of extended cameos from Salma Hayek and Laura Linney) will help The Road Not Taken find an audience on a world tour that begins when Bleecker Street release it in selected theatres Stateside starting on 13 March. It’s an awkward fit between the arthouse and commercial melodrama, and an out of competition slot may have served it better in Berlin. Skewing towards older viewers, Potter’s latest may turn out to lack box-office staying power. Adapting its title from Robert Frost’s much-quoted poem ‘The Road Not Taken’, the film follows the lead of Still Alice in trying to convey a degenerative mental disorder (in this case frontotemporal dementia) from the inside. But The Roads Not Taken does more than adopt the point of view of Bardem’s Leo, who at the start of the film is seen staring into space in his unadorned Brooklyn apartment while his carer Xenia (Branka Katic) rings the doorbell and his daughter Molly (Fanning) desperately attempts to reach him by phone. It goes further, entering the mind of a man who outsiders (including a brusque optometrist) consider to be “not all there”. Over the course of the film’s day, we watch as a loving but distressed Molly, wrangles her father to the dentist and to that optometrist, while simultaneously dealing with a work crisis over the phone, What should be a simple task becomes an ordeal punctuated by little incidents that befall the inarticulate, confused Leo – he wets himself, bangs his head, hugs a stranger’s dog in the supermarket. What Molly is not seeing, but we are, is where Leo goes when he’s not in the here and now. Today, it’s two places; a Greek island and some unspecified part of rural Mexico. We soon realise that these sequences spliced into the New York present are not flashbacks, but little imagined stories he’s playing on some sort of cerebral projector; stories about who he might have become if he had taken two of those other roads way back then. Alas, this laudable attempt to show how intensely the light can still burn in the mind of a person who seems to be dimming is compromised by the overwrought melodrama of the Mexican story, in which Leo imagines what would have happened if he had stayed in his native country with his first love, the fiery Dolores (Salma Hayek), and the sheer weakness of the Greek strand, a nothing of a tale that sees a melancholy Leo meeting a young woman (Milena Tscarntke) who reminds him of the daughter he abandoned years before to pursue a career as a novelist. Leo’s imagination seems to tend to clichés – Mexican rooms done out in red ochres and sunflower yellows, a blue and white Greek beachside taverna just ready to be Instagrammed – and these alternative outcomes he drifts us off to are far less compelling, in the end, than the father and daughter story that is playing out in the real world. With their sensitive, nuanced performances, Fanning and Bardem both lift a script that, in the hand of less able actors, would have risked coming across as a grotesquely sentimental. Ryan’s gentle handheld camera often homes in on their faces, blurring the background as if to convey the loneliness of each character’s ordeal, before pulling back to frame the two sharing, for example, a rare moment of mutual laughter. A string, keyboard and percussion soundtrack composed by Potter herself strikes an unexpectedly jaunty note at times, in a film that, for all its dark subject matter, is suffused by sunlight. Production companies: Bleecker Street, Hanway Films, BFI, BBC Films International sales: Hanway Films, Producer: Christopher Sheppard Production design: Carlos Conti Editing: Emilie Orsini, Sally Potter, Jason Rayton Cinematography: Robbie Ryan Music: Sally Potter Main cast: Javier Bardem, Elle Fanning, Branka Katic, Milena Tscharntke, Laura Linney, Salma Hayek.
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