So vampires should be dark, not pale, even if their complexion is different from that of humans. Coupled with the original bloody chin, these species that can sleep in the castle for hundreds of years are made like ignorant children who don't know how to wipe their mouths after eating.
I hate movies where most of the scenes take place at night, because the scenes in the dark make it difficult for people to see the characters clearly, and I despise the whole movie watching. Therefore, I also know from the title of the film that the director will justifiably give me a visual torture with a black background from beginning to end.
At the beginning of the film, it is not too clear what the purpose of the vampires is. They seem to have waited for years and here is why. What's the reason for Eben and Stella's separation. What about the phone that burned in the beginning?
The movie has always shown how a group of people escaped, with almost no resistance, and occasionally only hurt their skin. Eben's sacrifice at the end was a bright spot, but the subsequent one-on-one fight to kill the boss was somewhat unconvincing.
Josh Hartnett is getting more and more manly, and it's not the same as in Pearl Harbor. But thinking about the vampires he played after Kate Beckinsale, who co-starred with him in "Pearl Harbor" at that time, made people even more disappointed by the group of ugly people in it.
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