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Oh Yeah!!
Dracula is probably one of the greatest movies ever made. It has some of the greatest actors ever like Anthony Hopkins or Keanu Reaves. This movie focuses on Dracula's search for his beloved Elizabeta. This movie is not one minute boring, but exciting and suspenful till the end. You should see it.

still entertaining
ugh, as everyone said what da hell does this have to do with Bram Stroker?
Anyway, I thought it was pretty entertaining. Gary Oldman was awesome.
I just didn't see Winona rider as Mina at all, kinda ruined my experience because of that (not to say that I don't like her in other movies, I just don't imagine her as mina) Mina was suppised to be a strong woman who is extremly supportive of her husband whose life she nurses back for certain death. In the movie not only she is a weakling, she is actually in love with Dracula? The use of Absinthe and the sexuality really took the movie away from the book, although I didn't mind it.

I would give the movie 4 stars if it wasn't for the fact that I read the book prior to watching it and felt that the story line was too tainted with.

Crap--read the book, people!
This film is so far off the book it can barely be called the same thing, and how they managed to incorporate the author's name in the title is beyond me. Keanu Reeves is laughable trying to mimic a posh British accent, and the high amount of sex thrown in at any slow point (none of which occurs in the story) is enough to put you off entirely. The performances are pablum, and even Anthony Hopkins, who has saved other movies in his time, could not pull this one out of the dung pile for me or anyone I know. All I can say is thank God Coppola did The Godfather, because without that, where would he be with films like this? There are much better Draculas out there, notably the original, silent German film Nosferatu, which actually FOLLOWS THE BOOK, a concept apparently lost on the makers of this film.

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