Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching | Do Not Fear Me!
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- Thank you to Rockstar for the Special Request. We both check out Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992). Here's our reaction to our first time watching.
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Fun fact: in the novel, when Dracula feeds the baby to his brides, the child's mother was in the courtyard below the window screaming and tearing her hair out. When he grew tired of her noises, the vampire summoned his wolves to devour her alive. It's a real upbeat story.
That Dracula has no charm whatsoever. lol
@@johnnyskinwalker4095 Yep and in the book Dracula doesn't have an eastern european accent. That was Hungarian born Bela Lugosi playing him in the movie with his real accent. 👍
Also, in the novel Mina's drinking Dracula's blood was much more violent. He basically forces her face into his chest until she has no choice but to drink or suffocate.
The more I hear about this Dracula guy the more I don't care for him.
@@jamiehill3621 To be fair, the inspiration for the fictional Dracula, Vlad III Ţepeş, was born a Wallachian prince and a cousin to 15th century Hungarian Regent John Hunyadi. The fact that Hunyadi mutilated and murdered his father Vlad II Dracul and brother Mircea II while Vlad III was imprisoned by the Ottomans notwithstanding, of course. Also, none of this has to do with the novel or Lugosi.
"Just forget everything from Twilight." 😆😆😆 The best advice Mr. Movies has ever uttered. 😉👍
Twilight series is the worst
A closer comparison to another vampire movie's established lore would be the Ann Rice films (Interview with the Vampire, and Queen of the Damned).
I love all the old school camera trickery in this film. Practically every in-camera fx trick is used here.
It is a visually stunning and magnificent movie.
Then I went to the bathroom washed my face looked up in the mirror and realized I too was being played by Gary Oldman….he’s just that good of an actor🤣🤣
Great reaction guys love the little cameo too!👧💖
In _Dracula's_ mythology, vampires can turn into wolf, bat, and mist of night.
Quite true.
And also rats.
yep, Dracula is more like a force of evil or even the devil himself, he can even command the winds and storms. To be fair, the concept of what a vampire can do and what can not do comes from more modern vampire concepts
@@TheLaFleur True. Every author of vampire fiction creates an individual mythology or uses a previous one; there used to be a website that had a comparison table that was interesting.
And even that is debatable in Dracula. Can every vampire do it, or only Dracula who studied at the Scholomance?
Renfield didn't kill himself, Dracula killed him for warning Mina.
Quite right.
Yes, Dracula turned into mist and was ragdolling Renfield.
The blue flame circle is from romanian folklore. It marks buried treasure/relics locations on certain nights
Saint Elm Fire, right? Is that it?
@@Mant111 dunno if thats the name, all i kniw is that the treasure there was usuakly cursed
I believe that they still celebrate St George's (I believe) day with blue fire in that part of the country.
Yeah, it's in the novel. Dracula uses magic to find buried treasure, and the blue flame is to signal his gypsies where to dig it up.
Gary Oldman is all that needs to be said.
he really becomes the character, I mean look at him in this movie, then Fifth Element and Batman.
@@brb__bathroomanyone who can play Sid Vicious and Winston Churchill (though admittedly 30 years apart) has range.
Fun fact the minister who married Jonathan and Mina was an extra who was actually ordained. To this day Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder joke as friends that they never got divorced. 😂
That's 😎 COOL
@@jamiehill3621 , also neither Ryder or Reeves have ever gotten married….
Not only that, they filmed inside a church, using priests and doing the whole orthodox wedding rite. They are married.
Maaan I love this film. Yes, even Keanu Reeves, bless his terrible little cotton socks.
I agree. Aside from some really terrible English accents (Gary Oldman and Anthony Hopkins must have been amused), it is my pick for best Dracula adaptation.
I'm not a fan of this film. But I don't think Reeves is the worst thing in it. The whole tone is too MTV for me . I much prefer the 1977 BBC adaptation which feels more like Stokers book > but that's just me.
@@GeraldH-ln4dv I always imagine Oldman and Hopkins behind the scenes having a good laugh between themselves 🤣
He was the perfect "stick up his butt" English gentleman.
@@ashleywetherall Came out when I was a senior in high school. It was good. I just think Gary Oldman sold the character better than Louis Jordan. Up until this movie, I would have put that one at the top. I much prefer Jordan's other films.
Love how everything is heightened to an almost silly degree in this film. Which is just the way it should be. It’s highly theatrical and melodramatic but in a good way.
Yeah that was a very 90's thing...ramping everything up.
@@ct6852 More like it's a Copolla thing. He wanted everything to be like a play. And all the actors rehearsed as such. Then when the other monsters movies came in like Interview with the Vampire, Mary Shelley'S Frankenstein and so forth, they copied Copolla.
I fully agree.
I think it's called Grand Guignol after a theatre in Paris that very lavish and theatrical style.
@@scipioafricanus5871 Just like in Interview with the Vampire lol
In the book the Carriage driver that picked up Keanu's character in the beginning was Dracula himself in disguise.
I'm almost done reading the book and it explains so much that the film hints at and more.
Yea he was also the cook, the maid and the butler, one of the pit falls of eating the staff.
I liked that touch, kinda shows that as a monster Dracula still had some sort of worries, mostly when interacting with mortals.
Wasn't it the case here as well? Who else could would be driving?
Very true.
The real Dracula was a 14th century Wallachian prince name Vlad Dracula (1431-1476), also known as Vlad Tepes (Impaler). He is considered a national hero in Romania due to his resistance of the ever present threat the Ottoman Turks posed to Christian kingdoms. Yes, he is known for his ruthless and uncompromising stance against enemies and corrupt court officials and boyar nobles where punishments consisted of impalement, skinning, flaying, exposure to wild animals and the elements.
This is 100% practical effects, and on an indoor set. Yes, even the garden scenes.
You are going to love "Dracula: Dead and Loving it (1995), and not just because it is the only movie to have ever brought together comedy legends Leslie Nielsen and Mel Brooks.
My goodness what are you doing to the furniture? 😂
Dracula 2000 (2000)
Mel Brooks said the funniest thing to him in all his movies was all the blood after the staking 🩸
"-But Lucy, I'm British!
-So are these!" :)
Have you ever seen the Simpsons Halloween special where Mr. Burns played this version of The Count? Lol
Gary Oldman is a chameleon. How he can jump between playing Dracula, Lee Harvey Oswald, Ludwig Van Beethoven, Drexl Spivey, Winston Churchill, Sid Vicious, Jackie Flannery, Jack Grimaldi, and a host of other diverse characters, and play them all well is beyond incredible.
The GOAT.
Are you Sirius?
@1428elm why so Sirius?
i still write letters to my grandmother,she looks forward to them. i think this is something they should bring back
You are quite right.
I wrote letters to my mom before she died... after, my dad returned them to me... she had saved all of them.... I never cried so hard in my life as when I opened that folder with all my letters, slightly tattered from being read and handled so many times as my mom read and reread them. I miss her so much...2.22.22...forever the saddest day if my life
Dracula - The Last Voyage of the Demeter, had that same vibe as this movie. I saw Dracula in the cinema when it came out. It was awesome.
I mean, visually, sure, story-wise, ugh.
The Dracula in that movie was lame AF, no offence... He comes off as a rabid animal that's not smart whatsoever. Not once does the movie utilizes the different aspects of the vampire (he's pretty much stuck in bat mode) nor his human form to trick/seduce/whatever and show his intelligence and charisma. In the end, it's a lame slasher movie with a monster not worthy of the Dracula lore.
That movie is just a DEI exercise.
@@redsimonyt I wouldn't go that far, but it's certainly heavily contaminated
@@redsimonyt Found the fascist.
"I have crossed oceans of time to be with you"
All I thought of was Wanda and Jim Carrey as Dracula.
Yeah...to screw Lucy and his concubines 😂 the love story is horrible, but visually? MASTERPIECE
@@tapoemt3995 Yeah, if your immediate response to that line isn't "I didn't know I was going to find land ho," then I can't relate.
@@freelancewerewolf You nailed it. That's exactly the line I think of. Cracks me up every time I see him say it. Pretty sure it's soon followed with a "Clap off!"
@@tapoemt3995 we are very cultured, yes
the point of staking, was to put it through the heart into the bottom of the coffin so they would not be able would not rise again, so it didn't have to be wood
@raythompson7600 But certain Woods were better than others. Mountain Ash, I believe, was preferred. Or White Oak.
The wood stuff came much later in the lore.
@johnnyskinwalker4095 No, I don't think so. But hey, it's all folklore, superstition and Victorian fiction.
Living wood was preferred, in the hope that it would grow into a tree and root the vampire in place.
In certain countries in eastern europe they used iron spikes hammered into the body to pin them and the coffin to the earth. They're still locating graves with iron spikes and skeletons in some villages. Worth a Google 👍
I love Gary Oldman in this, and the rest of the cast are great, too. It was my favourite movie for a long time, even with Keanu’s unfortunate accent. It’s still my fave book - I read it after seeing the movie. I had no idea how many changes they made, but I still love it.
Keeping the epistolary form of the novel through narration of letters and journal entries, and the old-time special effects, still make this my favorite Dracula adaptation.
I am currently reading the book and there is so much more in it.
Afterwards, at the castle, Dracula explains that there's a local belief that the lights appear over the places where treasure is buried, and locals mark those places with stones when they see the lights.
Yes. Blue flames specifically.
The scariest thing about this film is Keanu's accent.
I came here to say exactly this. lol
Gives you nightmares, doesn't he?. 😂
Holy balls!!!😂😂😂😂
My mom said she kept expecting him to say "yo Dracula dude".
I swear to god my girlfriend loves Gary Oldman in this film more than she does me 💀😂
Young Drac, old Drac, or bat-man Drac? 🤣🤣🤣
@@LordVolkov ALL OF 'EM!
I mean I get it lol. Jonathan really had no chances.
Well,it’s hard to beat Gary Oldman.
Gary was a stud in this movie. So I get it.
The undead are required to consume blood to survive, but they also eat black licorice as a treat.
"Be gone, bitches!" Lol. That cracked me up.
Bitches, leave!
This version of Dracula has one of the coolest pinball machines ever if you see it in the wild and can give it a try!
Most werewolf lore suggests that the creature reverts back to its human form after death. Therefore, no werewolf corpses.
They maybe stuffed it very quickly. 😉
In Underworld Rise of Lycans, some of the werewolves in the forest , outside the gates, remain only in their Lycan form, Lucian referred to them as “Nothing but mindless beasts, unable to ever return to their human form”.
@@80six30 True (love those movies)!
@@chadbuchanan7044 yeah , 👍 me to
This lady is dumb - if cat piss had a face, she would be it
Strange thing. I went to go see this in the theater when it came out and I didn't really care for it. Years later watching it on DVD at home, I loved it! For whatever reason this just works better on the small screen.
It's an Oscar Winning vampire epic like no other!
Okay, you did a Sean Connery voice to deliver a Crocodile Dundee line? In vampire lore, a vampire must rest during the day in a coffin filled with soil from his original grave. And they can turn into more than just a bat. They can be mist, wolves and beggars in tattered clothes.
Not entirely correct. Vampyr can be quite active during daylight hours. They just have greatly reduced powers.
Of course it depends which Lore you follow.
Jonathan Harker, apparently the British surfer who's been living in the States for the past 10 years, judging by his accent.
This always reminds of Mister Burns as Gary Oldman's Dracula 😅😅
That's my favorite Treehouse of horror episode
Super fun happy slide!
Two words: shadow yo-yo 😂
In the book, he didn't say I never drink.He said I never sup, meaning eat supper .Also, the book is very unique in that it is written as a collection of letters, notes, diary entries, journal entries, recordings, newspaper clippings and so on. You can see that in the way that some of the characters read part of their letters and the journal on the ship. Very well done.
Not totally unique. Most early novels were written that way
I don't scare easily, but seeing someone actually eating black licorice is just terrifying!
Don’t deny the pull of the black licorice!! The darkness calls…
Coppola's Dracula, great film! Have spent many a Halloween night drinking wine with friends, feeding Trick 'r Treaters, and all dressed up quoting Gary Oldman.
One of my favourite movies of all times - can't wait to see your reaction!
(Comment written 4 hours before the premiere ;) )
This is still my favorite Dracula film. Please watch The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror IV and Dracula Dead and Loving It. They’re perfect parodies of this magnificent masterpiece.
Love Leslie Nielson and treehouse of horror!
I like the white wolf scene, because you can tell that the actors never got anywhere NEAR the wolf, lol. They showed a gloved hand stroking the wolf, and when they had their faces by it, it was a Samoyed dog, lol.
And that makes you laugh out loud for some reason?
@@Corn_Pone_Flicks No. Writing about it makes me lol. But their carelessness with the scene is generally funny, too. These sorts of subtleties go right over the heads of the corn-pone folks.
"Does HE have the right blood type?"
"I think this is before blood type..."
Correct Mrs 👍
The odds of all three suitors having compatible blood with Lucy are pretty slim, but she could be a universal recipient 🤔
Yeah, it's before they knew about blood type, but it will have the same effect to get the wrong type blood.
I mean, given her quasi-vampiric state, any blood would've indeed worked there.
@@Mant111 That is my general theory as well, given the quantity of the transfusions she receives 🧛🏻♀️
@@Mant111 I really want to see a vampire movie or TV show where they only drink people who have the same blood type as themselves lol
I believe the fact that Lucy had already begun the process of transforming into one of the undead, eliminated the need for her to have an exact blood type donation.
Gary Oldman is the epitome of a villain, cool reaction as always Mr. & Mrs. Movies, you both take care and have a nice day and a good night
I like to describe this movie as lavish. The costumes, in-camera effects. It's just beautiful to watch.
I believe it is Grand Guignol style after Theatre du Grand Guignol in Paris.
🕸 Ooh, this movie is actually quite visually-stunning with beautiful costumes. I read recently that in 1 scene Coppola wanted Winona Ryder to cry more so he told the other actors to bombard her with insults and demeaning names. The only ones who didn't were Antony Hopkins and Keanu Reeves, a true gent even back then 🤗
And it has Hollywood debut for one of the most beautiful actresses in history - Monica Bellucci (a very small role, but it was memorable to me), my biggest celebrity crush.
Babe City.
Gilbert Gottfried had a good take:
Frankenstein is a baby, just learning things,
Wolfman is adolescence, your body changes,
Dracula is an adult, & has power & women
& the Mummy is old age
The effects in this movie are all done masterfully. So much is done either with forced perspective, double exposure on the film, it's a real master class of how they made movies before everything became CG.
Every VFX shot is caught in camera. And this score is superb ! Shame about Keanu's accent which is up there with Dick van Dyk in Mary Poppins.
I love the Simpsons treehouse of horror bit with mr burns shadow.
One of my favorite movies! Even as a kid in the 90s, who shouldn't have seen this flick but did, I was obsessed. There was trading cards, video games, movie comics and books, a pinball machine - it was everywhere.
Also saw it as a 90s kid and felt very grown up and sophisticated watching it. But based on all the comments around YT apparently we were all watching it 😅 In retrospect all the products being marketed at kids for this movie was pretty weird though.
I freaking love the score for this.
It was written by Francis’ brother, Carmine.
Now, it’s time to watch ‘Dracula: Dead and Loving It’
Wonderful suggestion as a reward I am going to prescribe you an enema.
A lot of the book is told through letters and so that's why you have many sequences involving that in the movie. I thought that was very well made.
Bram Stoker's Dracula was a gothic romance novel. It was considered "trashy" fiction when it was released. Kind of like Harlequin romance novels are now.
😂 Harlequins were considered scandalous/steamy 50 years ago. They are very tame compared to modern romance novels.
@@wildoneizzy Having never read a romance novel, I guess I'm a little behind in the times.😃
I'm gonna say it again, ''READ THE NOVEL!''
This lady isn’t smart enough to read. She is horrible
They’re both a pair of dumb rocks.
As far as accuracy goes, I still think the 1977 BBC TV movie "Count Dracula" is the best adaptation of the book that's been made so far.
16:38 "Listen to them, the children of the night... What sweet music they make."
It’s not sweet music, it’s just, “The children of the night, what music they make.” That’s directly from the book. Only the Bela Lugosi version uses “sweet.”
Your mention of Renfield's film is funny because it's literally another Coppola's Dracula, if you know what I mean.
If Gary Oldman told me not to fear him, yes, it would absolutely work.
Gary Oldman could clear his throat in my general direction and it would work on me.
The woman on the stage coach who handed Keanu Reeves the crucifix said, "Because the dead travel fast."
In the novel, Jonathan Harker sees blue flames in the mountains while riding through the Carpathians with a coachman who is actually Dracula. The coachman explains that the flames indicate where treasure is hidden, and that this is especially true on a certain night of the year when evil spirits are said to have free reign.
In the 19th century, the lines between werewolves and vampires were not as defined as today (thanks to Hollywood). So, in the novel, Dracula can turn into a werewolf.
And Vlad the impaler, the historical figure the character Dracula was based on, was indeed a prince. And Mina did tell Dracula her name.
It's not being bitten that turns you into a vampire. It's drinking a vampire's blood. If a vampire bites you and drains your blood - you die. But if the vampire drains your blood to the point of death and then has you drink his blood, you turn into a vampire.
Lucy did drink Dracula's blood. When she went out into the garden when Dracula first bit her (when he was in werewolf form) when Mina was bringing her back into the house, Lucy said, "I can still taste his blood in my mouth." You need to pay closer attention to the dialogue.
The three female vampires are not concubines. They are Dracula's brides.
A true cult classic. I will always love this rendition of Dracula. Made me read the book and it is pretty accurate.
It's more than a cult classic, it made a ton of money. lol
Yet never mentions Whitby, where a lot of the book takes place 🤦
One of my favorite pieces of trivia for this film is that all of the effects *except* the blue flame are captured in camera. They used double exposures, forced perspective and reflections to the various FX shots. This is Coppola's love letter to silent films and turn-of-the-century film-making, so he used the same techniques they did. This movie rules.
Gary Oldman is one of the few actors who plays *every* role differently from his previous ones, and he immerses himself into it every single time!
Also, now would be a good time to watch Mel Brooks' last film, "Dracula: Dead & Loving It!" which took most of its cues from this particular adaptation with nods to prior Dracula works.
Oh, please please react to the original SALEM's LOT (1979) -- it scared the heck out of me as a kid.
Another good SF/vampire story is LIFEFORCE (1985).
One of the best Dracula films ever - vivid production design overall & Oldman is inspired casting. THE LAST VOYAGE OF THE DEMETER is the film you alluded to and is worth a watch. I'd also recommend the 2 NOSFERATU films (the original silent & '70s remake; a new one is coming this Christmas) as well as 'SALEM'S LOT (the '70s mini-series w/David Soul).
@@MrGpschmidt we have watched Salems Lot.
@@YouMeTheMovies Have you watched Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with Robert De Niro in 1994?
Phenomenal as always. 🤙🏾
Probably my favorite vampire movie of all time is Only Lovers Left Alive, directed by Jim Jarmusch. Tilda Swinton and the dude that plays Loki in the MCU movies play a fascinating vampire couple. Really, really great stuff there.
I loved this I'm 46yo so I was in high-school and saw the my dad and the scene with Lucy in white traumatize me and draculas spray room with the vampire gypsys the way they hissed was so creepy good and do not fear me lol I'm just kidding
Love Gary Oldman in this
ANSWER TO THE OPENING CROSS SCENE: Mina WAS his wife, she's a reincarnated version, and SHE was the only one who could free him since she was the reason he made the pact with the devil. CROSS SCENE OPENNING: You guys weren't listening at the beginning (reading the subtitles) lol. When Dracula finds out that Elizabeta committed suicide .... A. He learns she won't be accepted into Heaven and B. Since Dracula fought for Christ he feels betrayed and wants to get vengeance on God. So, he renounces Christ and makes a pact with Satan to give him everlasting life so he could always live, defying God and defiling all His creatures. He has to pierce the cross to get the blood (Christ's or Satan's) probably the latter, to seal the deal. Thats why when he drinks the blood he's in pain, because he's technically dying and since Satan CAN'T CREATE, he can only keep something "alive" by cursing it to drink blood forever. That's why the priests were freaking out.
Such a great over the top movie.
20:18
In Stolker's novel, Dracula had to sleep in the soil of his native land, hence why he sent boxes filled with dirt from his castle.
I would say my top 5 vampire films are Lost boys , Bram Stokers , Interview with a Vampire, Nosferatu and Twins of Evil, i know some people would probably have Christopher Lee's work higher on their lists
Books certainly worth a read however its not very gripping compared to the film
Now Dracula: Dead and Loving It
Vampire rules seem to change from author to author and IP to IP although there is some overlap and commonly agreed consensus.
This is definitely my favorite vampire movie of all time. Gary Oldman is at His absolute finest in this film
Gary Goldman is a legend. My top 2 right off the top is this and Leon!!
Speaking of warewolves if you haven't watched Silver Bullet by Stephen King, it's an 80s classic and I'd love to see you guys watch it!!
Best movie opening ever made!
My very favorite Dracula movie.
The shadow trick is similar to something done in the original _Nosferatu,_ which was based on _Dracula_ (the character names were changed in a futile attempt to escape copyright issues).
After hearing you talk about Renfields eating habits, I just kept thinking; I know a old lady, who swallowed a fly.....
Legendary Gary! ❤
Mr movie is absolutely full of jokes. Dead pan. Chef’s kiss.
This is one of my all time favorite movies!! In my top 5. One of the best movies ever made IMO.
ty for this vid.good reaction. i love this movie. i have Dracula book. yeah..and im Vampire hunter in many games. very well done movie.excellent casting..totally beautiful movie.ty so much for this reaction
Good reaction?!?! Really? This lady is trash. If cat piss had a face, it would be hers
6:30 Pretty much all of the effects in this movie are done In Camera and are all practical.
Now that you have seen this movie, try "What We Do In the Shadows", its hilarious. " He ate a chip", hilarious.
Love pointing out the weird stuff while putting the ear buds in a SPAM can! LOL
I was too young and immature to appreciate this movie when it came out because my friends and I couldn't stop saying "Bram Stroker" and giggling. Great movie though once I grew up.
You get that armor in Witcher 3!!! A red variant and a black!! Great little mission
just makes you wonder why Gary Oldman never won more awards the man is incredible in every role he touches, To date he has an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, three British Academy Film Awards, and nominations for two Primetime Emmy Awards i am kind of shocked.
So fun that you guys did this one. It is a gem.
Love Keanu Reeves perfect english accent in this!😂😂😂
it cracks me up to hear people call this a faithful adaptation of the novel. It might be the **most** faithful adaptation Hollywood has made, but it is not a faithful adaptation. At all.
That's very true. I had the same problem with "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" using the author's name in the title when the film makes large changes to the story. I honestly don't know if we'll ever see a faithful Dracula adaptation. It seems everyone wants to make Dracula a tragic romantic figure when he was described as pestilence in the book. There was never a Mina/Dracula romance.
@@bighuge1060 Nosferatu is probably the most accurate! haha :-D and yessss to the Frankenstein as well!
@@funsalmon, “NOSFERATU” was unauthorized and leaves out a lot of the book. Only the characters are familiar. Have you read, “Dracula?”
@@melodyjoyce7669 I am a literature professor and teach a class on Dracula 😂 I am well aware of Nosferatu's limitations
@@funsalmon , cool, I’ll a science geek and have a masters in chemical engineering. My second love, however, is literature, then philosophy. During the time that I was getting that masters, my electives were always heavy in literature (and philosophy). Lol, my three most favorite authors are Shakespeare, Poe, and Rice. My favorite philosophers are Sartre, Rimbaud, and Thoreau.
BLOOD TYPING
The test to determine your blood group is called ABO typing. Your blood sample is mixed with antibodies against type A and B blood. Then, the sample is checked to see whether or not the blood cells stick together. If blood cells stick together, it means the blood reacted with one of the antibodies.
This is my favorite Dracula movie, the acting alone from Gary Oldman and Sir Anthony Hopkins was worth the price if admission!
Personally, when people talk about Helsing I only think of the anime. "The bird of Hermes is my name, eating my wings to make me tame".
All timer costume design by Eiko Ishioka!
gary oldman is such a good actor..also fun fact when dracula is human and stabs the cross the SCREAM he does is the singer of SLAYER.... also fun fact gary was HAMMERED in this scene..drunk as a skunk! still killed it tho 15:43
This is a great movie! Love Gary Oldman!
Its Mel Brooks parody, Dracula Dead & Loving It, is amazing too!