Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) REACTION
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Claudia's behavior wasn't teenage angst. Claudia was angry because she was a full grown woman who still had the body of a preteen. Remember 30 plus years had gone by since she turned into a vampire. She would be in her late 30s, early 40s. Which is why she spoke with such maturity as the movie progressed
Exactly. People seem to either not hear the part where Louis mentions 30 years had passed yet she remained in the body of an eternal child or they simply forget.
Well said
@@clit_niblr0375 It's unfortunately easy to miss, but they also show that the fashion has changed from regency to Victorian.
Not to mention in the book Claudia is over 80 years old when she killed. Imagine being over 80 and still in the body of a child.
This is pure nonsense.. did you watch the movie? Her first year she killed 6 people, and was a drama queen… her attacking lestat was due to being trapped..
The lesson of this movie; Having a child never helps to fix a toxic relationship
😆
The best comment to this movie I have ever read 😅
I'm not sure if I agree.
Or not be in a gay Scientology relationship with Tom Cruise.
😂
Yes, "they" (the victims) "like" it. Part of the vampire mythos is that they have strong psychic powers, so they can use a kind of hypnosis or mind control to make their victims feel attracted to them, be submissive, feel no pain etc... It's not hard, unbreakable mind control, so someone on their guard with a strong will can resist it, which is why the vampires still have to choose their victims with care, be seductive, "set the scene" etc... This sexy/scary submission/domination vibe is one of the things that makes the vampire genre sexy for lots of people.
Yes. In True Blood, Sookie could not be glamoured (hypnotized) because her blood was part ferry.
Until Stephenie Meyer ruined it
You keep calling her a child but you have to remember, she’s nearly 100 years old at the end.
and a ruthless killer too boot
Lestat chose Louis because he reminded him of his deceased boyfriend. He said so in the book.
And Claudia in the book was actually 5 years old when they turned her. Anne Rice wrote her based on her little daughter, that she has lost to leukemia at that age.
River Phoenix was going to play the part of the reporter, but he tragically died shortly before filming began. Slater stepped in last minute and donated his entire fee to his friend River's family.
Top bloke.
I can watch this movie any amounts of times, and it is still just as powerful. None of it has diminished over the years, quite the opposite this movie now is more powerful than ever. Great reaction! Anne Rice was something else in story-telling, daring to be adult in a universe of children stories of vampires. It is so well made too... And the cast! The CAST! Excellent in every way.
Also in the midst of the Grunge era of the 90's, everybody had long hair (even Tom Cruise), and it plays in well with the vampires and the romanticism of it all. Out of all the actors in this movie, I think only Brad still likes to sport long hair these days, but then again he - like Antonio Banderas - always loved having long hair. It just fits so well. I love this take of the Anne Rice universe.
I love vampire movie😁😁😁
the movie was great, and you are right,.. anne rice was awesome
@@boypebenito9165 "The Unbearable Darkness of being Armand" by lrj
You've eaten me.
In a dream I saw you.
There was no regret
and there is no remuneration
for me
Cause I let you.
And I watched it all so carefully
and so concluding that the drug for me
Is that fall.
I tried and tried to make you take
but you did all the giving
And it was I that made the mistake
of crossing your
empty, dry, cracked, wanton desert
to find you weren't waiting for me
On the other side but
actually walking away
with no guilt, no sadness,
no desire, no pretenses
but singing about
Fate
Or was it vertigo?
Yes, I remember now
The pages of Kundara fly by in my memory
I cried out after you but you disappeared
Suddenly I was standing on the edge of a gorge
The Earth beneath my feet was like stale breadcrumbs
Paralyzed by fear I could do nothing
But watch it fall away from me.
When your voice breathed hard on my face
Saying you could fly.
It pushed me off balance
I fell with horrid tingling
throughout my body but mostly in my chest
My back slammed the ground
out came all the breath from my body
and as I felt my eyes bulging
Ready to burst with pain, love, tears, and
Blood
Shot open my eyelids gasping and sitting up
in bed - at once -
I
Alone with your voice whispering to me
Still
saying that you could fly...
I bet you can.
15 Favorite Vampire movies.
1) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption
2) Interview with the Vampire (1994)
3) Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi
4) Nosferatu (1922)
5) Shadow of the Vampire (2000)
6) Hunger (1983)
7) Near Dark (1987)
8) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
9) Love at First Bite (1979)
10) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
11) Morbius (2022)
12) Once Bitten (1985)
13) Thirst (2009) Korean with English caption
14) Lifeforce (1985)
15) 30 Days of Night (2007)
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"Ode to Claudia" - TEMjr
Hold tight, the sun is starting to rise;
The Bringer of Light, he, burns you alive.
Your father, your maker, the devil, the man,
he harms you, yet loves you as only he can.
But I love you too, though ashes are all that remain.
I know indeed what will sustain.
I offer you all of my live giving blood;
I'll give and I'll give, till it seems like a flood.
To hold you, in my arms, curled up all day
and when the night comes then we will play.
To feel, just once, the bite of your love;
drink till your full, my innocent dove.
TOP 30 FAVORITE MOVIES
1) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982)
2) Man of la Mancha (1972)
3) It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
4) The Prince who was a Thief (1951)
5) Narnia: the Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005)
6) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption
7) A Silent Voice (2016) - Japanese with English caption
8) My Rainy Days (2009) - Japanese with English caption
9) A Brilliant Young Mind (originally known as "X+Y") (2014)
10) Silence (2016)
11) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021)
12) Beauty and the Beast (2017)
13) Goodbye, Christopher Robin (2017)
14) The Man who Invented Christmas (2017)
15) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934)
16) Amen (2002)
17) Red (2010)
18) Fletch (1985)
19) Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
20) Men In Black (1997)
21) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980)
22) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977)
23) Back to the Future (1985)
24) X-Men (2000)
25) Mannequin (1987)
26) Life is Beautiful (1998)
27) Notorious (1946)
28) Schindler's List (1993)
29) The Passion of the Christ (2004) - Aramaic with English caption
30) Interview with the Vampire (1994)
2000s crowd likes Twilight, but true legends like Interview With The Vampire
Well 90s is Interview, and Dracula. 80s got Lost Boys & Fright Night.
@@TwilightLink77 agreed, however Fright Night is not a very well cherished movie… meaning it isn’t as remembered as most movies from the 80s were 🫤
Fright Night is one of my favorites.
Truth. THESE are vampires and Dracula is their grandaddy
There are not many movies you return to watch a several times, this is one of them.
In my opinion the best movie when it comes to stories about vampires.
Yes. 🙌🏻🙌🏻
I live right across the Mississippi river from Oak Alley. Which was used as Louie's home in the film! Love this movie!
I absolutely love this movie, glad to see you react to it.
this is based on the book fo the same name and was the first book in a series called the Vampire Chronicles. I remember reading the book, which goes more in depth with Armand and Louis, and some of the places Louis and Claudia visited before they arrived in Paris, and being enthralled by it. It was shortly after i started reading it I found out they wee making a movie. This is a very cool movie, and I was very excited to see you were reacting to it. Thanks a lot!
No, the women don't "like it", they are in a trance. They don't realize what's happening. One of the Vampire powers.
Anne Rice wrote 8 books for this vampire story. Interview with a Vampire is just the first book. The movie Queen of the damed is books 2 and 3. Definitely recommend reading the last 5 books, there available at most major book stores here in America. you guys might have to order them I'm not sure.
Little bit of a spoiler there's a detailed part about the catacombs of Paris in the books that's really cool
I think these ladies are Bulgarian. Not French
More actually
Way more than 8
I loved the book! The movie was actually quite good, with 2 of the great male actors of the time in the same film. Both played the roles as well as my mind imagined them when I read the book. I'm excited, again, that you have chosen one of my favorite films (at least at one time in my life) :)
I did the same thing when I first read the book as a teenager. 🥰
I hates when I learned that Tom would play Lestat. I was like: "What???? Lestat is tall and blond!!! Why would they choose Tom???"
And he proved me wrong with flying colors. Amazing performance, one of his best ones.
Ellie: “No, I think she’s an actress and if they kill her for real she…”
(notices nude girl on stage)
“…Whoa!”
Michelle: “What a beautiful face she has”
😂😂😂
40:03 Claudia knew (I don't know how) she didn't have the power to make a vampire, so she asked Louis to do it for her.
She was in a child's body. She didn't have enough blood to feed Madeleine and make her a vampire.
Bite marks on the lady. She tried
Ellie & Michelle
When casting for this iconic movie, author, Anne Rice had second thoughts on casting Tom Cruise as Lestat, but she seen 1st screening. Anne loved Cruise as Lestat.
Michelle
You are correct about Kirsten Dunst who plays MJ in Spiderman. She was about 11 or 12 years old when Kirsten played Claudia. But her 1st movie was in 1989. Kirsten is currently 41 of age.
I think this is actually their first time seeing Christian Slater (the interviewer) and Antonio Banderas (Armand) as well.
“Is this sexy or disturbing?” Both honey. That’s how the genre took hold
Great movie. Two great movies with Christen Slater are Pump Up The Volume and Murder in the First a great movie about injustice with Kevin Bacon. You should also watch Highlander and Van Helsin 2004. Another great Tom Cruise movie is Jack Reacher.
The problem I have with Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher is that the author very clearly describes Jack Reacher in all his books as this big bear of a man and 5'7'' Tom Cruise is definitely NOT that. Even in the movie they can't hide it when the detective goes to the motel Tom Cruise is staying and asks the receptionist if she's seen a guy who looks like he can crush another man's skull with his bare hand the receptionists says 'Oh, you want the guy in room (I forget the room number) but you get the point.
Lestat has special powers as he has the blood of the Queen in him
I love this movie, I've liked vampires since I was a kid and Queen the Damned is 1 of my favorite v movies to.
For more of
Brad Pitt - Legends of the Fall
Antonio Banderas - Desperado
Christian Slater - Broken Arrow
Tom Cruise - Knight and Day
These are some of my favorites of these guys.
This movie is off the hook, cool reaction as always ladies, you both have a great weekend 🥰❤️
You guys should watch the The Lost boys
They really need to watch Edward Scissorhands
@@nsasupporter7557 that's also a good one but I bet they will also enjoy Gremlins
Kirsten dunst is amazing for being such a young actress.
Antonio Banderas is peak sexiness!
Everyone did a great job.
Kirsten scared me. She was a baby able to do that. I worry about kids being able to do that. Who hurt Kirsten? Where can I get them!
@@Angelicwings1 "The Unbearable Darkness of being Armand" by lrj
You've eaten me.
In a dream I saw you.
There was no regret
and there is no remuneration
for me
Cause I let you.
And I watched it all so carefully
and so concluding that the drug for me
Is that fall.
I tried and tried to make you take
but you did all the giving
And it was I that made the mistake
of crossing your
empty, dry, cracked, wanton desert
to find you weren't waiting for me
On the other side but
actually walking away
with no guilt, no sadness,
no desire, no pretenses
but singing about
Fate
Or was it vertigo?
Yes, I remember now
The pages of Kundara fly by in my memory
I cried out after you but you disappeared
Suddenly I was standing on the edge of a gorge
The Earth beneath my feet was like stale breadcrumbs
Paralyzed by fear I could do nothing
But watch it fall away from me.
When your voice breathed hard on my face
Saying you could fly.
It pushed me off balance
I fell with horrid tingling
throughout my body but mostly in my chest
My back slammed the ground
out came all the breath from my body
and as I felt my eyes bulging
Ready to burst with pain, love, tears, and
Blood
Shot open my eyelids gasping and sitting up
in bed - at once -
I
Alone with your voice whispering to me
Still
saying that you could fly...
I bet you can.
15 Favorite Vampire movies.
1) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption
2) Interview with the Vampire (1994)
3) Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi
4) Nosferatu (1922)
5) Shadow of the Vampire (2000)
6) Hunger (1983)
7) Near Dark (1987)
8) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)
9) Love at First Bite (1979)
10) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996)
11) Morbius (2022)
12) Once Bitten (1985)
13) Thirst (2009) Korean with English caption
14) Lifeforce (1985)
15) 30 Days of Night (2007)
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"Ode to Claudia" - TEMjr
Hold tight, the sun is starting to rise;
The Bringer of Light, he, burns you alive.
Your father, your maker, the devil, the man,
he harms you, yet loves you as only he can.
But I love you too, though ashes are all that remain.
I know indeed what will sustain.
I offer you all of my live giving blood;
I'll give and I'll give, till it seems like a flood.
To hold you, in my arms, curled up all day
and when the night comes then we will play.
To feel, just once, the bite of your love;
drink till your full, my innocent dove.
TOP 30 FAVORITE MOVIES
1) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982)
2) Man of la Mancha (1972)
3) It's a Wonderful Life (1946)
4) The Prince who was a Thief (1951)
5) Narnia: the Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005)
6) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption
7) A Silent Voice (2016) - Japanese with English caption
8) My Rainy Days (2009) - Japanese with English caption
9) A Brilliant Young Mind (originally known as "X+Y") (2014)
10) Silence (2016)
11) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021)
12) Beauty and the Beast (2017)
13) Goodbye, Christopher Robin (2017)
14) The Man who Invented Christmas (2017)
15) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934)
16) Amen (2002)
17) Red (2010)
18) Fletch (1985)
19) Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)
20) Men In Black (1997)
21) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980)
22) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977)
23) Back to the Future (1985)
24) X-Men (2000)
25) Mannequin (1987)
26) Life is Beautiful (1998)
27) Notorious (1946)
28) Schindler's List (1993)
29) The Passion of the Christ (2004) - Aramaic with English caption
30) Interview with the Vampire (1994)
Lestat was so damaged he went into hibernation for about 100 years. When Vampires wake up after long hibernation they are very weak and have to feed quickly.
React to "Far And Away" a movie with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman at the time they met and got together. And there's another movie with the two of them called, "Eyes Wide Shut"
Anne Rice was an incredible writer. Her Vampire universe is deep!!!! The first book sets up Lestat as the villain. But in the second book, you get Lestat's life story. And you realize he wasn't the villain... He was simply misunderstood.
Kirsten Dunst was the stand out in my opinion. I know Tom Cruise is a great actor and Brad Pitt can be too but doing her role at such a young age, she was great.
This is one of those movies that do the eroticism and horror theme mixed well, which defines vampires to me. None of the cringe Twilight bs. Bram Stoker's Dracula is the only vampire movie I like more because it was more erotic-horror and showed a girthier set of vampire abilities from Dracula.
Eroticism and death are pretty much 2 of the main themes of Romanticism movement in literature of end of 1700 throughout 1800. Given romantic these days is mostly associated with love and eroticism people keep forget the death part of that movement. It involved a bit of melodramatic cases like duels ro the death, tragic love, eternal love not even death could divide and yes it is the timeframe of that movement where vampire literature got bloomed. Starting initially with revenant poems in Germany around 1700 then 1830 The Vampyre a story where main character shows up in Britain disguised as a noble written by a friend of Lord Byron and the Shelleys (Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein) , meanwhile some poems like Christobal by Coleridge aluded to vampiric lore then 1890 Bram Stoker seen some exhibits in British museum about Vlad the Impaler ruler of Vallachia and used the legends from Romania that his cruel punishments and terror tactics employed in his guerrilla warfare against Turk invaders kept him active after death, undying and able transform in wolves and big black birds and drink blood combining them with the vampire bats discovered in New World and gave ability change to bats in his novel Dracula. The rest is history when movie adaptations started.
Yes she nailed it
I remember when the movie was in theaters... Love it..
You have to watch "The Lost Boys" with Kiefer Sutherland from 1987 or "Fright Night" with Chris Sarandon from 1985 or "The Fearless Vampire Killers" from and with Roman Polanski from 1967. Those are 3 of the best Vampire Movies ever made 🥰
Awesome selection right there.
I would add Only Lovers Left Alive and Byzantium. But these two movies are not very good for a reaction channel, too contemplative.
Still, some of the best vampire movies I've seen in my life.
I think the audience would also enjoy the jump scares of 28 Days of Night.
Ladies, I don't know if you'll see this suggestion but there is an award winning film that never gets reactions and that is Thelma And Louise from 1991. It won best screenplay, and both Gina Davis and Susan Sarandon won awards for their performances., Ridley Scott got a nomination for best director and it basically launched Brad Pitt's career. It's an amazing film, hilarious and tragic. Check out the original non-spoiler trailer.
Brad Pitt's greatest role ever............ in"True Romance" as Floyd. 😉
A Tarantino written movie.
0:45 "...down there." 😇
Yes that is Mary Jane herself, Kirsten Dunst. If you wanna see a really young Tom Cruise watch any movie he did in the beginning of the 80's, like 1983 with movies such as Risky Business and The Outsiders or the movie Legend from 1985.
A different actress should’ve played Mary Jane. Dunst was not right for that part
She was brilliant in this.
43:40 The dresses don't provide pitch black shadow so they would still burn but slower, and they still wouldn't survive the twelve hours day cycle.
This is why Armon tells Louie it's forbidden to make child vampires. Because they'll never change, Claudia was a child when she turned but, so physically she will remain that way. No matter how old she became mentally, she will always be physically a little girl. And it angered her.
I hope you guys watch the television show one day . A different cast but very good. And because it's a TV show it goes a little deeper.
44:50 idk why you’d think “it was her power” keeping him with her. That’s an interesting take. They were companions for over 30 years. She’s not a child to him. She is an adult trapped in a childs body.
In the second book it is known why Lestat chose Loui, it was because of his resemblance to his first love: Nicholas Lefrent I believe, while Lestat was the youngest son of a nobleman, Nocholas was the son of a prosperous merchant, but he wanted to dedicate himself to music. The point is that Lestat was turned into a vampire, he turned Nicholas, but his mind could not resist the conversion, he went into depression and ended up committing suicide... but both physically, as well as in attitude and personality, Loui was very similar to Nicholas, the same air of melancholy.
and no, Armand did not make Lestat, but he was made by an older vampire, one of the so-called sons of the millennium, and that Vampire met Lestat - who is not a son of the millennium, he just stumbled upon the secret and was protected by the vampire queen -, and they are among the few who share and keep the secret of those who must be guarded, that is what they call the primal parents of all vampires, the king and queen: Akasha and Enkil.
If something happens to them, all vampires die, so they must be cared for and guarded.
Lestat always gives the option to choose whether they are converted or not, because he was not given that option, he was kidnapped from the bedroom of his house, taken to the lair of a vampire who had gone mad - but was extremely rich -, and converted. against your will. Since then Lestat could be as crazy and irreverent and rule-breaking as you want, but he didn't cross that line... until David, but that's another story, and David was already over 80 years old I think, he had lived his life and his spirit possessed the body of a young man about 25 years old with brain death... that body was the one that Lestat turned into a vampire
Seriously, read Abbe Rice's books, my favorite besides chronicles is, of course, the Mayfair Witches and the Jesus of Nazareth trilogy... those trilogies are beautiful books, Jesus seen from the point of view of a child... He liked to play, he learned, he was amazed, he had tantrums, pranks, his mother scolded him, he liked to eat the sweets that his mother prepared... something that shines in Rice's works is the historical research that he does for all his books. From chronicles please read the sanctuary (blood and gold), my favorite vampire Marius Romano, and the sequel to him, Armand the Vampire.
Yes, they all have their story to tell, look for those books, they are absorbing, you will not regret it
Fun fact: River Phoenix was originally supposed to play Christian slaters role
53:29 Mich reliving her emo phase, or maybe one she never grew out of? 😄
I can see the comparison a little between Louis and Claudia, Leon and Matilda, Claudia mentally being and acting like an adult compared to Matilda, who's just seen and experienced alot of bad in her young life and "grown up"
Such a fantastic movie
Hey girls
You guys gotta do 6 reactions to Tom Cruise 6 Mission Impossible movies before part 7 comes
1:Mission Impossible from 1996
2:Mission Impossible 2 from 2000
3:Mission Impossible 3 from 2006
4:Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol from 2011
5:Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation from 2015
6:Mission Impossible: Fallout from 2018
Part 7 comes out this year in the summer
Part 8 is next year
So be sure y'all do 6 reaction to the 6 Mission Impossible movies
You guys will love how Tom Cruise doesn't need a stunt double like Jackie Chan doesn't need a stunt double
And y'all love the Mission Impossible theme music
"Can Vampire fly like that?" In New Orleans, there are legends of people seeing a vampire fly. Though I do not know I have ever heard of any other legends along those lines.
HI! I'm an Italian guy who loves to see the reactions of movies with you and I would really like to recommend the movie Nightmare Alley, which is a masterpiece for me.
I love this movie! This one movie its 10 times better than all the Twilight movies put together!
A very nostalgic movie that makes me miss
Beautiful Ellie, if you want to see another great movie of the 90's and the best of Brad Pitt, watch "12 monkeys" of 1995, also stars Bruce Willis
very good movie, I was hopeing the TV serise would take off but it never developed an audience and was canceled quick. too bad there will be no more Bruce Willis movies
This was the first r rated movie I ever saw in theater's
If one wants to recommend a movie, would we do it HERE or on your Instagram pages?
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I could watch Ellie watch paint drying for 3 hours. Good god she emotes so well😍
This is a good one. Great choices to react to lately.
This is a good movie from the vampires perspective
I remember reading these books over 25 years ago when a friend turned me on to them. They are great reads. Anne Rice was a treasure.
53:15 Alright, we have a fang banger here... :)
Soo Many Vamp Movies that R FOREVER COOLER THAN TWILIGHT
was waiting so long for this! thank you 2!
Louis is such a baby. Still is. ❤ This was one of the rare movies that lived up to the book. So yes, full marks..
Anyways in the book Claudia was apparently in her 60s before she attacked Lestat.
despite the film having cut the erotic scenes of Lestat and Louis, it is still much better than the 2022 series on the AMC channel (they waited for Anne Rice to die to start changing her work). At that time Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were already heartthrobs. And no one imagined that the little girl would one day be the eternal MJ Watson from Sam Raimi's Spider-Man
I wholeheartedly agree. The film will ALWAYS be better than the 2022 series. I still watch the 2022 series but it's NOT Anne Rice's work.
I love the new series. The show was in progress when she died, so I don’t think they were waiting for her to die. I can’t really say what she would have thought of it, but I know they’ve brought things in about Lestat that weren’t revealed till later books in an effort to be truer to the overall arcs of the books. The actor who plays Lestat is a huge Anne Rice fan from his teen years and has read all the books several times.
@@mschoy1597 well if they so want to make a series i would suggest Anita Blake, even the comic book /graphic novel adaptations show how much more interesting it could potentially be than the Twillight saga crap.
The series was well into production before Anne died.
This was Kirsten Dunst's first role. I think she was 11
It was arguably her finest acting performance. She was outstanding.
@Stogie2112 indeed. She's very charming and most of her subsequent roles all relied on that charm. She's rarely asked to actually emote
She's was really good at over-the-top screaming for help in the Spiderman movies....LOL
@Stogie2112 I've seen her dramas. She's not bad but she's subdued. I don't fault her for Spiderman. It helped put her on the map. If it weren't for Spiderman, she would have had difficulty separating herself from her child success and it helped her break away from the underwhelming dramas she had made that got little buzz. Spiderman put her back on the A list for a little while
@@stephenniehaus8635 well most child actors are at their best as children. There was a former child actor who was talking about that the other day. She was getting emotional watching her roles as a child cause she was saying she will never have that innocence again and that is what made her good.
The dinner is served.
Good reaction with this one and first time watching 👋🏻💯♥️ my birthday is coming very fast , on 3 days I’ll pass another year in my life, I can’t wait I’m so excited 😆.
Happy birthday!! 🎊🎉
@@amyg4961 thank you 🙏
I love Viki's # schindler's list reaction
Always enjoy your movie reactions, not afraid to show your true feelings. I know you get slews of suggestions, so just to add to the pile, a great one to watch is Academy Award winner: "A Beautiful Mind", starring Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly, directed by Ron Howard. True story of the life of Mathematical Nobel Prize winning Laureate: John Nash. Some really stunning plot twists. Take care!
Jennifer Connelly.
@@HuntingViolets Yeah, that was a 'duh'. Believe she won Best Supporting Actress Award/
If you like vampire movies. Check out the Underworld movies, starring Kate Beckinsale
Vampires don't necessarily have girly hair. Being beautiful simply makes them better predators.
Lestat is very strong. His maker Magnus was ancient and he also drank the blood of the Queen
Question for the Homies if you were vampires what would you do truthfully?
Yeah - I'm curious too - it seems you guys have put some thought into this.
Dracula (Bram Stoker's) 1992/. Apocalypto(diret. Mel Gibson) Braveart (Mel Gibson)
(the general aspect of it) - she never did a real skinny
I am writing this to help out the homies and this video and this channel with the algorithm ♥️✌️😘😊
Grandissima interpretazione di Kirsten Dunst
Claudia is not strong enough to make a vampire. She doesn’t have enough blood. And she cannot live on her own because she is seen as a child. She knows Louis and Armand want to be together and that Armand might kill her. So she has Louis to make her a companion.
Louise is the vampire with a human soul.
You should consider reacting to "True Blood"(HBO Series).
Another great movie that Brad Pitt starred in that came out in 1994 was "Legends Of The Fall" which also starred Sir Anthony Hopkins. This is the movie that made Brad Pitt a huge sex symbol and I hope you react to it. I love your channel and really enjoyed your "Devil's Advocate" reaction. Keep up the good work!
Actually Legends of the Fall technically came out in January of 95.
But yes, that was that movie that really put him on the map and made him a star.
Have you seen Kalifornia? That one will freak you out if you haven’t already seen it
Nope. Brad Pitt was already famous way before _Legends Of The Fall_ .
@ but not as famous as he was when Legends of the Fall came out.
I know that “A River Runs Through It” made him famous but Legends of the Fall REALLY made him famous
The little girl is not a teenager by this point she was proud she was probably in her early forties trap trapped in the body of a child.
Kirsten Dunst’s first kiss onscreen and in real life was Brad Pitt! 😮
Yeah and she was as creeped out by it as everyone else should have been.
@@callmeshaggy5166 why is that????
She was 11.
She kissed a star and became one
03:50 "Why the Vampire chose him?" Unfortunately they left that out from the book. Lestat (the vampire) needed a place for his human ailing father and chose him for his resources and plantation to take care of the father.
The first book was actually the worst in the series IMHO.
Fantastic movie 👏👏👏👏👏👏. Can't wait for you guys to do THE CROW
yes please do more 90's
Check out the Queen of the damned. It's different.
I read the first 3 books back in the 80s and loved them. I remember the casting of Tom Cruise seemed bad till I saw him in the part -- people forget that the guy can act.
This is one of my fave movies and is an epic performance from Kirsten Dunst
What makes me sad is knowing that Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt were nominated for a Golden Raspberry in the category of worst screen duo
Does anyone really take the Golden Raspberry seriously though?
Cruise was very good in this.
I think the GR just discredited itself then.
The GR owns an apology to the audience then. 😂
things i learned today:
make child vampire: thats wrong
make adult vampire: A OK!
Maybe making any vampires is dubious, but we like vampire stories.
Infinitely superior to the weird AMC alternate-universe fanfiction that came out recently.
That nobody even knew about til you mentioned it
@@callmeshaggy5166 I'm sorry I was the one to break it to you.
Seriously.
I’m a big fan of it, actually.
#TheHomies Louis doesn't want to take human blood, only animal blood but Lestat enjoys taking human blood.
Lestat only killed evil doers
Pro tip if you want to know why Lestat had no choice? Read “the vampire Lestat”
Ellie, do you ever eat spicy foods as a way of trying something new? That’s something I like doing.
38:18 great scene
#TheHomies
Lestat: Claudia, you've been a very very naughty little girl.
Lestat is the star of the books
kirsten dunst turning into a vampire is just so creepy, it's an okay film but that scene is really all I ever remember of this film
That is one of my favorite movie !
4 ⭐ movie for me - glad you enjoyed... ..I recommend the homies the 90s movie "Falling Down" a 5 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 gem 💎😎🙏
Michelle you enjoy dancing with the danger.😊
There is a channel called "Kirsty Cotton" that might be uploading your content, this is the fourth channel I have noticed this happen to in the last few days.