Dracula was the fifth best Coppola film I’ve seen. It was very artsy, abstract and I think, open to interpretation. As a standalone film, it was great but compared to Coppola’s other films like the first two Godfathers, The Conversation or Apocalypse Now, it did fall a little short. The acting was superb (except Reeve’s accent), the cinematography was excellent and the production values were just the icing on the cake. Apart from some loose ends that were not addressed, I really enjoyed the film overall. I would recommend this film to adults but more specifically to art house cinema.
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21:20 The Review
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My reaction and review to Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) for the first time. Hope you enjoy the video!
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