noticed how I qualified the acting as "generally" sharp?AppleQueso wrote:How do you feel about Keanu Reeves's attempt at a british accent?dsheinem wrote:Just saw Bram Stoker's Dracula for the first time. What a beautiful mess. I'm hard pressed to think of another horror film with so many amazing scenes (everything with Hopkins and with Waits was OMG awesome) that also suffers from such storytelling problems. Still, it looks fantastic and In the final balance I quite liked it. Most of the England-based scenes are excellent and the acting is generally sharp, but there seems to be too many ideas, too many editing problems, and likely too many egos at work. I'm not shocked this was FFC's first post Godfather 3 film...
noiseredux October horror film spooktacular 2012
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I bet we agree on more than you think.noiseredux wrote:finally... another we can agree on.dsheinem wrote:Just saw Bram Stoker's Dracula for the first time. What a beautiful mess.
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Yes. Yes, indeed.dsheinem wrote:What a beautiful mess.
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and now for some comic relief:
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dsheinem wrote:and now for some comic relief:
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Did you just rip off my CLOUD ATLAS review?dsheinem wrote:What a beautiful mess.
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I'm pretty sure that's a standard expression...Luke wrote:Did you just rip off my CLOUD ATLAS review?dsheinem wrote:What a beautiful mess.
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That red, muscular looking armor at the beginning of the movie is mostly what I remember from seeing that movie as a little kid. I remember thinking it looked really cool. Does still look cool? Or was that just my flawed little kid mentality?dsheinem wrote:Just saw Bram Stoker's Dracula for the first time. What a beautiful mess. I'm hard pressed to think of another horror film with so many amazing scenes (everything with Hopkins and with Waits was OMG awesome) that also suffers from such storytelling problems. Still, it looks fantastic and In the final balance I quite liked it. Most of the England-based scenes are excellent and the acting is generally sharp, but there seems to be too many ideas, too many editing problems, and likely too many egos at work. I'm not shocked this was FFC's first post Godfather 3 film...
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I always thought of that armor as creepy, myself. No doubt though, that it is a very striking image. Along with that, the other two images that stand out clearest in my mind are Oldman's hairdo near the begining of the film and then him walking around in that gray suite.BurningDoom wrote:That red, muscular looking armor at the beginning of the movie is mostly what I remember from seeing that movie as a little kid. I remember thinking it looked really cool. Does still look cool? Or was that just my flawed little kid mentality?

Admittedly, that last one isn't necessarily memorable, in fact it's down right plain, but for some reason it sticks out for me.


