When the 2-hour movie was over, what was in your mind for a long time? Gary Oldman's spooky horror, or Winona Ryder's beautiful allure? So, following on from the first paragraph, what story does Coppola tell? Even Monica Bellucci's flirtatious shot from between Keanu Reeves' legs can make people talk about it, but it's so hollow for the emotion of these four hundred years. In addition, the relationship between vampires and werewolves is not explained in this film, so viewers should have more doubts. And what's up with that bug-eating psychopath? Perhaps these questions can be answered in that Irish novel. But as a film, Coppola should give the audience more than just art.
"Evil" ask: Some women in this movie show their nipples, and some don't? Is it because some people are too famous to be exposed? When the beautiful and seductive Mina ripped open her clothes to reveal her robes, she hoped that this refined woman could tear off her robes with tension and show her breasts generously. When the Count of Vampires was gracefully endowed with immortality and love, who's restraint seemed so lacking in expression! This absence directly affects Mr. Count's emotions and ability to control his desires. It's as if a man loves to death and a woman farts unmoved. Hey, what a shame to let some British geeks feel like they are.
As a major Western love story theme, the story is not well made. The characters are generalized and hollow, and the two main British actors are caught in the embarrassment of trying their best to be powerless. The heroine is more than pure and refined, but lacks desire and love. What about the handsome guy? People have said that if you can kiss Monica Bellucci and Winona Ryder, what more can you ask for! ! !
PS: After all, the skills of art, makeup, and clothing are super strong. There is absolutely no one to say. Give it a "OK".
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