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I have searched for years to find something as brilliant as Dark to no avail. Can you guys pls reccomend some TV or movies dealing with similar Sci fi themes I have watched most of the mainstream offerings.. Looper, Triangle, Primer, Tenet, Predestination so on

The only problem was mixed up storyline and too much unnecessary action. Original 1991 cartoon was much better

Well I hated it, the Sherlock/League of Gentlemen Dracula. Smug writing squared.

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Intim is popular in Bengali speaking state of West Bengal in India, from 70s tontin comics started being published with all the illustrations of it's French counterpart in Bengali! We even have a name for Snowy - Kuttus

Indian and i voraciously ate up the whole comic series as a child thanks to my late dad's collection!! Thankful for his love of reading❤

I love it when the Tompsons were in Mr. Silk’s apartment and saw his wallet collection. Then they tell him “That’s a lot of wallets! You should be careful haven’t you heard? There’s a pickpocket about.” It’s funnier cause Mr. Silk thought they were playing games with him but they honestly didn’t know until they found Tintin’s wallet😹

I’m still waiting for the next Tintin movie to come out. They say they’re definitely still working on it. Which is way better than it not happening at all. The first movie had an S tier crew and I think the main problem they’re having is having everyone available to work on it. Because we need a motion capture Professor Calculus in our lives🥺

Did you use a non-american version of the film for the video P.S. I love this movie too

As others have stated, Scottie was not framed for her murder. Elstree picked Scottie bc he knew his acrophobia would give him such bad vertigo he would be unable to chase Madeline (Judy) up the stairs to see Elsteee throw his already-deceased wife onto the church roof. This convinced everyone that Madeline killed herself in order to escape the haunting of Carlotta.

Tintin has Always been an icon in Iran. My father used to buy and read the comic books (which were inherited to me), and I loved watching "The Adventures of Tintin" as a kid.

It's also popular in Bangladesh and in west Bengal in India

I watched the show and thought it bordered on the insulting. The actors are very good, the production values are very high, and there are many glorious references to awesome but obscure parts of the original novel. At the same time though, many directorial choices are idiotic (Dracula’s accent is particularly abrasive and doesn’t fit the character at all), the writing is conspicuous and over the top, trying far to hard to be too clever too often, and for all the obscure references it makes to the novel the show consistently makes fun of the novel and bastardizes the characters. It’s embarrassing when you consider that with the advantages at their disposal the makers could have made a straight adaptation of the novel, including the obscure bits that hadn’t made it to the screen before, using the tv format to translate the fragmented epistolary exposition into something more like found footage, and using the obscured parts of the novel to build suspense because those parts of the story have never been seen. I think it could have gotten around the issues pointed out in this video and been the definitive version.

I loved this movie growing up. The animation style is so unique, that I actually prefer it to other animation movies. I didnt realize the iconic duo of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost were Thompson and Thompson. That has made my day.

You are wrong, Saul Bass only has credits for the titles shared with John Whitney not as a consultant as in Psycho. The credit and applause for the color are for Robert Burks the Director of Photography of this sublime film.

A fantastic opening statement in this video. The rest of the video delivers on that opening! Bravo!

Saw about 30 min...i dont get the hype train

the beauty of the book DRACULA is that it is adaptable to innumerous themes, you can look at it from many many angles... it's a (if you will) "found footage" story at its core and has never be seen this way

It’s a very good movie.

Aight, I'm watching Tintin now

I love adventures from tintin

I GOT NEW NEWS! a recent report has said within a few or so years we should expect TInTin the sequel to be made.

Oddly enough the comics were pretty big in New Zealand

My dad an American Yankee had the whole collection and took the time to translate them all.

The film wasn't "voted by Sight & Sound" as the greatest of all time. Contributors to its once a decade poll, film critics in other words, from all over the world, THEIR selection put it top.

it did look like a video game movie

Sequell is rumored to be in production!! so excited!!

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It really is, wish the movie was marketed better

My favorite scene is deff. the scene where Sherlock gets shot, so he is in his mind palace trying to survive.

They ruined Lucy, Mina, killed off Jonathan and even Dracula suddenly decided he wanted to die? Lame

When my friends ask what Dark is about. I tell them that it’s many things, but at its very heart, is a beautiful, tragic love story…..

Did everybody know about Dracula when Nosferatu came out? I think it's after Dracula goes pop culture that we know all, in my opinion we need a more savage depiction... wonder how this Nosferatu remake will be. I did enjoy the first episode but having his victim dream while he feeds didn't work for me, and neither did the idea that blood holds memory, information etc that we have to learn to read..... would he think like a cow after raw steak I wonder

My mom and I heard The Duel from The Adventures Of Tintin on the Symphony Hall station on Sirius XM satellite radio and she actually said, “I’ve never heard of that.” I answered her, “Mom, yes, you have heard of it.” I reminded her, “We went to go see it in the movie theater,” and asked, “Don’t you remember that?” My mom asked, “Really?” I replied, “Yes.” My mom asked me, “When did we go see it?” I answered, “The year it came out, 2011.” My mom replied, “No wonder why I don’t remember.”

It’s definetly the animated version of Indiana jones

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The theme of Dracula is only superficially a horror novel. Bram Stoker wrote a colportage novel. That means the action is presented as newspaper clips, audio files (on wax cylinders), diary entries and so forth. There is also normal recounting from the main protagonists. The count is depicted as a nobleman from ancient times. Bram Stoker got the theme wrong in many instances. He presented Dracula as a "Szekler" whereas he meant him to be a prince of Walachia. This has several problems attached to. The szekler were a caste of people in central romania, Dracula instead was a high nobleman in Walachia, a border province between Romania and Serbia when both countries did in fact not yet exist. Transsilvania sure is a romantic name for the origin of the horror, but the historic Draculea was nowhere near of Transsilvania. Originally Stoker intended for the prince to come from Styria in Austria, another benighted province in central europe. The point is the intrusion of an age old menace into the modern world. Where it actually came from is immaterial to the core of the story, suffice it to say that it was backwards and primitive. Such a menace could only come from there, because modern England has no such excentrities. Superstition gives way to science anyway, and that is why the horror is fought with scientific methods. Like blood transfusions. Modern curative treatments to combat supernatural diseases, and they work for a time for the anemia. Enter A. van Helsing, the alter ego of the author. He says it from the outset, the strength of the vampire is that nobody wants to believe in him! This artifice saved Stokers novel and brought tension into this otherwise boring story where the author has maneuvered himself into a bad spot. The all knowing protagonist directs the cast of the male support to save Mina Harker from the monster. The end of the story is extremely lackluster and it is not helped that the corpse appeared to have facial features of peace in death. This story is not really good but it had so many themes in it that were scandalous to the mindset of the 1890ies. It therefore fascinated the people then. If you read it now it seems overly verbose, fraught with purple prose and presents a view of sexuality that was seen risque and daring in 1890, but to us it is tame and lame.

it's unwatchable, just from that first action sequence you showed. I couldn't watch more than ten minutes when it came out. Manic action, cutting, and unclear dialog, better suited to teenage gamers on energy drinks

I only had two problems with the film. The first is the uncanny valley nature of some of the characters. Tintin himself especially, it can be weird to watch, and I know that it stopped multiple people I know from watching the film at all. The other is the camera movement in some of the more dynamic scenes, it moves too much in unrealistic ways, so much so that it works against the action on the screen a takes me out of the moment. I know it's an animation film, but I think it works better when the camera movements are more closely aligned with how a live action movie might be shot (keeping those awesome scene transitions though). I think if I had to improve the movie, I'd either go live action, or full animation, and bring someone in with a more conventional animation style.

I agree that dub was bad, but I still have watched it in dub. Believe me, once you start getting into the story, dub won't affect your experience. So if you have difficulties reading subtitles, you can go for the dubbed version. Dark is a Masterpiece. Watch it any way!

Hitchcock worked intensely with Edith Head to design the legendary grey suit and such spectacular clothes as the Ernie's green and black dress. Ernie's (My parents took me there when I was kid 60 years ago) was always spectacularly red. It was a favorite restaurant of Hitch's so he would have known it well. Saul Bass's role in all this is not very convincing.

The moment i watched Vertigo, it became my new favorite movie. And Kim Novak my favorite actress. And to think, that the initial choice of Hitchcock for leading actress was Vera Miles, the sister from 1960 Psycho. I don't think it would have worked that well with her. Thankfully, destiny helped both the movie, Kim Novak and Hitchcock.

Objectively speaking, it's a great film. The kind of film that works for all audiences. It works both for those who know or are fans of the character (whether they read the comics or saw the animated series from the 90s), or for those who just want to see a fun adventure film. It makes me sad that this film may never get a sequel.

The problem was that the entire thing was a dumpster fire.

4:05 how is this actually identical with denis villeneuve's dune? didn't frank herbert didn't put any explanation of how they ride the worm?

This and Rango are the best Nickelodeon Movies in my opinion by far

This movie was a piece of art, I just couldn't see it. (mostly because i was 10 at release and didn't care)

If they make a sequel, it should be a mashup of the picaros and the temple of the sun .