Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Diner at Dracula’s place HD CLIP

What’s happening in this Bram Stoker’s Dracula movie clip?
Solicitor Jonathan Harker (Keanu Reeves of The Matrix and Speed) has taken the Transylvanian Count Dracula (Gary Oldman of Harry Potter and The Dark Knight) as a client and comes to Dracula's house in Transylvania to arrange his real estate acquisitions in London. As Dracula has served dinner for Jonathan, he discovers a picture of Jonathan's fiancée Mina (Winona Ryder of Beetlejuice and Little Women) and believes she is the reincarnation of Elisabeta. He says to Jonathan that he will stay a month at his house, and that no won't be taken for an answer.
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What’s the movie Bram Stoker’s Dracula about?
Count Dracula (Gary Oldman of Harry Potter and The Dark Knight), a 15th century prince, became a vampire after his wife committed suicide. Young lawyer Jonathan Harker (Keanu Reeves of The Matrix and Speed) is sent to Dracula's castle to finalize a land deal. But when the Count sees a photo of Harker's fiancée, Mina (Winona Ryder of Beetlejuice and Little Women), the spitting image of his dead wife, he imprisons her and travels to London to find her.
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[@moubhattacharyay6891]

One Of The Classic & Great Masterpiece Of Dracula Series I've Seen Ever...❤️

[@ranielm.verdejo7352]

Amazing interpretations

[@d.darser8006]

+1

[@SuperRobertoClemente]

masterpiece of camp, i'll give it that...

[@rnilu86]

I don't think this is the best movie directed by Coppola. But sure this movie is very artistic. I liked it though.

[@d.darser8006]

@@rnilu86 This is the best film by Coppola, as well as "Shutter Island", the best film by Scorsese. IMHO.

[@nomisunrider6472]

Anyone who thinks it’s a weird that Jonathan is acting so calm and polite despite his client going batshit has clearly never worked in customer service.

[@Damon242]

@@Earl_Wallace he can act, just not here - audiences tend to underestimate how difficult it is to act while also overestimating how many people can even attempt it Keanu Reeves is a leading man which has different demands of him and while he might not have the greatest range as an actor (and he’s starring alongside some of the most renowned character actors in this film) but he’s worked very hard for his career and it’s not anything to simply write off As for this film, he was miscast and even he agreed he was at the time but the studio insisted; Winona Ryder tried to put forward her boyfriend of the time, Johnny Depp, but he was an unknown then.

[@M1tjakaramazov]

When you think of Victorian England it makes perfect sense. It was a dreadful society where everything hinged on your reputation and status. Large newly conglomerated companies ruled the prospects of young upper middle-class men. Their assignments could make or break your future. Officers and officials like him were sent all over the world into hideous posts and pretty much told not to come back if they failed. It was a key factor in driving the empire's expansion - emotionally damaged public school men willing to face hell and high water for career and country. Whatever weirdness he was experiencing in the count's castle, was nothing compared to the infamy of coming back without a signed deal.

[@diamondgirls6541]

Just so u know that a few people can do that

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

or legal profession

[@matteolopresti4394]

I love the shadow that "tries" to choke Jonathan when he said he is going to marry Mina. While Dracula tries to act in a cordial way, his shadow reflects his true nature and feelings. It's a nice touch

[@1138shirerat]

I usually leave when someone screams like satan while waiving a sword in my face. It’s just how you know when dinner is getting out of hand.

[@gabrieladerre2862]

After seeing how my mother reacts to people who chew with their mouths open, at her table, having a sword waved in my face wouldn't even faze me! 😄 Not that I blame her! As that's one of the most gross, obnoxious, off-putting things that an average person can do, during meal time! Or any time!

[@AnnaPxx]

😂😂😂

[@LyonhartZ2]

The greed of the mighty paycheck is what makes him stay

[@nadiaeda]

... don't forget to shit own pants, in my case, but he's Constantine, so probably is just daily routine.

[@aaronbreeds5132]

forgive me count... i seem to have soiled my pants

[@DyspareEmbodied]

I love how his shadow is never in sync with his physical movements, like it is it's own entity, or maybe, even his true self. Creepy as all hell.

[@SponsorShort]

Traditionally speaking, vampires neither have shadows nor reflect in mirrors. I don't know where they got the idea of an alive shadow.

[@KingNiros]

@@SponsorShort The same way that people got the idea for no shadow or reflection.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@dylonmc4323]

Yeah one of the cool things about this movie is all the tricky and deceitful things to watch for. Eyes in the sky , vampire chics melting together,. Creatures hidden in the lighting flash. Rats running upside down, you name it.

[@mucksavage84]

Anyone else consider Dracula had to roast that chicken dinner for Harker? Chopping veg, and checking the oven to see if it's done..

[@eduardopazhurtado3882]

Yeah hahaha. I don't think he had servants.

[@Downey-2000]

He had slave's and lizard men working for him.

[@qrco163]

It a not a laughing matter

[@shantavakian4309]

Genius!

[@ivanleon6164]

hahahaha, hope there was a directors cut w that scene. cooking w Dracula scene.

[@aliwalil4160]

The cinematography of this movie is unmatched to this day.

[@rafaeld.2554]

Precisely... Pure art, superb

[@neiko9251]

Agreed. It is the most Dracula 🧛‍♂️ movie of all Dracula movies. You can feel the cold, entrancing, and horrifying overtones in every way, both visually, and audibly.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Dracula hehe 0:04 Should have a Diner so EveryBody Could Go Eat at Dracula's Diner , not just Dinner with Celeb Dracula for Some , Bet would Get More Business Customers Than Planet Hollywood Disney Restaurant etc. Dracula Could Visit Occasionally etc. To Draw Customers , Maybe even Dracula Ski ? Resort One in Strausberg etc. Maybe Denver, Colorado , but Ain't Nein SunShine JohnnyCashDenver

[@_scyas_1827]

'' Whoaoh ... I have most heinously offended you with my ignorance, dude ! ''

[@OGStinkywizzleteats]

Station!

[@andreimadasov4955]

Most agregeous, dude!

[@synchro-dentally1965]

Most non-triumphant!

[@chrisdavid2408]

Underrated comment

[@P.Whitestrake]

Excellent!

[@MaliceMessiah.]

My favorite scene. The way the theme music kicks in during his rant at the dinner table. Perfection. Just like Gary Oldams acting. He Absolutely owned the Dracula character.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Hey , I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@cloud9847]

If you're into vampire movies and lore...this is simply a must watch at any year.

[@erikswanson224]

I think it's the best rendition of the Dracula story I've ever seen on film. Of course, Anthony Hopkins is excellent as Van Helsig.

[@AnnaLVajda]

I could never get over that comical hairstyle they gave Oldman ruined the film for me looks like a clown he should have been dark and suave looking.

[@erikswanson224]

@@AnnaLVajda I think that the fact that he was wearing a hairstyle that was a couple hundred years out of date made him look like he was not of that time (the Victorian era) and of course he wasn't. He was hundreds of years old. I thought it was a nice touch.

[@minorsnow5306]

Lol..."charlie brewster" too

[@LyonhartZ2]

Love Interview with a Vampire and Dracula 2000 as well

[@valkyriesardo278]

Oldman's vocal control is dazzling. In the moments after he catches a glimpse of Mina's photo and sees his lost love, his voice reverts to the man he was before he lost her. I have to wonder how he aged since he was a young man when the curse fell upon him.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Hey , I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@nedkelly3251]

​@@demoessadderodentia5599 You don't need to write this joke on every single comment.

[@Kryptic1046]

"I have to wonder how he aged since he was a young man when the curse fell upon him." He is a recluse and probably doesn't feed very often. In many vampire stories, a vampire will start to look old and decrepit if they don't feed often enough. Once Dracula gets to London and has a fresh supply of blood all around him, he looks young again.

[@nicoleo9833]

I love Keanu but his acting in this movie makes me die of laughter every time 😂

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

yes - I can't bring myself to endure it again. Probably Francis' second-worst casting choice after Sofia in GF III.

[@lesleyrussell8200]

hes bad acting and bad looking for to be harcker

[@oldageisdumb]

His acting just in this movie?

[@lesleyrussell8200]

@@oldageisdumb hes good looking and making action like in the matrix,,,,but not in here in draculas coppola

[@oldageisdumb]

@@lesleyrussell8200 I was just teasing you because he is a terrible actor in most of his movies

[@garthybrookens4839]

This has to be one of the greatest Dracula movies Except for some overly exaggerated occurrences That makes it hilarious. Keanu not being scared or suspicious of Dracula despite his spooky pale appearance His temper tantrums, his shadow that has a mind of it's own Dracula sliding on the floor rather than walking and so many other things that would make a normal man shit his pants.

[@Anna_Raphael]

Anyone with common sense will turn back and run the moment they set eye on the count.. This scene is hilarious to me.

[@strangerthings88]

He was terrified just trying not to show it as later scenes reveal

[@jswin2084]

I think he felt that ever since he neared the castle land, Harker experienced some things he couldn’t explain. As a pragmatist and an ambitious professional, he was in denial of these happenstances, and chose to dismiss them for the sake of closing the deal.

[@lordraptor5042]

Read the book before posting comments. Harker was shitting his pants the whole time. He was told not to go to the castle or Dracula's regions he soon understood why, and his journey within Transylvania before getting there was out of this world. The man long shat his pants. He already knew why his boy went insane. Fear kept him in line. Just read the book.

[@charliehaughy1754]

eh hello. John wick.aint scared

[@TheRolling123]

Mr Burns as this Dracula is just amazing

[@ryanwilliams8390]

Oh im very excited about this deal mmm precious blood.

[@gregory7320]

Emperor palpatine

[@ray.shoesmith]

Exxxcellent

[@luismontiel6519]

@@gregory7320 was it him ? no way I never seen the credits. I just saw it when I was very young, but wow is amazing.

[@alicegraham1571]

Yeah but did you see his super weird haircut?

[@theeccentricone6357]

Gary really could have played the Joker just as good as he played Detective Gordon. This cat is a bad ass actor!

[@joestimemachine6454]

I would have loved to see a Gary Oldman joker. I feel he was wasted playing such a plain character like Gordon. Then again Ledger was brilliant so I don't know 🤔

[@adamatomic41]

@@joestimemachine6454 I actually thought it was pretty cool to see Oldman playing such a normal character. He plays the eccentric ones so well that it was really impressive to see that he could play anyone.

[@Tonycillian5]

Gary could play Joker, Riddler, Mr. Freeze, Scarecrow, Gordon, and Ras al Ghul. Hell he could even make a more convincing Batman than Clooney. He is just a flawless actor

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@zackmack9461]

Vlad Dracula “My life at its best, is misery.”.........me too Dracula, me too.

[@halleck3]

Hang in there man!

[@HisNameIsRobertPaulson01]

I, too, know those feels...

[@malloryknox6802]

I relate 😟

[@joewedg3703]

Mystery

[@PrivateDinosaurs]

@@joewedg3703 It sure sounds that way but I bought a copy of the screenplay and it does, in fact, say “misery”.

[@ricardosplace]

Man, Gary Oldman, one the greatest, if not the greatest actor of his generation.

[@Btouhy1]

2nd only to Daniel day lewis.. but arguably equal.

[@nashvilleslim]

True Daniel Day Lewis is right there with him though.

[@rogerward3390]

What about Keanu Reeves

[@Btouhy1]

@@rogerward3390 goes without saying

[@GibsonFender]

Lewis is the best but there’s been a couple of greats as well, oldman, hoffman, phoenix

[@kdub1242]

I always suspected that Keanu Reeves was a foreigner. It's nice to hear him in his natural, native British accent.

[@BackwoodsFilms]

His American accent in his other movies was spot on.

[@diocletian607]

A man of good taste 😄

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

@K-C-SunShine Band , ReMember The American Revolution , Never Forget ...

[@jbvader721]

1:40 Gary Oldman isn't acting. He just had enough of Keanu Reeves' (let's be honest) atrocious "English" accent and decided murder was the only solution. And Coppola is behind the camera pleading with him to calm down.

[@rafrosenberg5408]

Keanu's acting in this movie is horrifying.

[@lemorab1]

@@rafrosenberg5408 Yes, but it really doesn't matter all that much. Oldman's brilliant Dracula is completely lethal, feral, obsessed and batshit. Harker is a pawn in a much larger game, to which he is oblivious. All an actor has to do in this part is to keep breathing, say his lines, and hit his marks, like George Kittridge in "The Philadelphia Story" and Edgar Linton in "Wuthering Heights."

[@rafrosenberg5408]

@@lemorab1 I agree with you.

[@weirdshibainu]

Imagine those hairy palms preparing dinner for you.

[@laurenc5306]

Just imagining that is making me grimace 🤣

[@ye5703]

😂🤢,i vaz olredy daint,and never drink vain

[@erikswanson224]

This is some great acting. Wow! You can't take your eyes off Gary Oldman. So well done.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@thirdgen377]

At first I thought "When was there a diner in Dracula's castle?"

[@Mftjan2000]

My favorite line in Dracula...and Bella Lugosi said it too: "l never drink.......wine."

[@Dpak1980]

My favourite.. "You are a man of.... Taste.."

[@lesleyrussell8200]

i prefere christopher lee not saying any word.....

[@HC-cb4yp]

Ladies and gentlemen: The greatest British accent since Dick Van Dyke's.

[@brionshreffler5900]

"Two eggs, sunny side up & creepy af!!" Dracula's Diner.

[@archdukehamburgervononionr1948]

I would def eat at Dracula's Diner

[@KiteFlyingRobot]

You beat me to it.

[@pbxn-3rdx-85percent]

Menu: Blood sausage and Bloody Mary.

[@brionshreffler5900]

The staff wears their hair up in buns & is salty af!! This dude got a sword pulled on him for laughing at his waiter's face mole. Yes it is a laughing matter. Where is my toast?!

[@brionshreffler5900]

@@pbxn-3rdx-85percent That could sell. Blood sausage & beer would be great. Of course, at Dracula's Diner, all the blood is kept in a Rubbermade trash barrel in the walk-in. Dracula just kills the health inspector every time they send one out. It pretty much goes like this with a few changes.

[@martin2560]

Gary Oldman is a genius actor. Top of the crowd. Stellar performer always. See his name in a show I'm watching it.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@seanjoseph1700]

" I will not take no refusal " ....the way he said that was creepy Asf. This has to be one of Gary Oldman's Best Roles.

[@glennjohn3824]

* "I will take no refusal"

[@jefffromjersey52]

ALL of his Roles are complete transformations into the Character .. You owe it to yourself really to check out all of his other works .Jackie Flannery was my favorite

[@Shlogger]

@@jefffromjersey52 complete lunatic. There's an underrated gem of a movie.

[@jefffromjersey52]

@@Shlogger Yes it is .. Sean Penn was good , but Gary stole that movie .. his Portrayal of a Westies Irish gang member was Scary good .. even Ed Harris was just ACTING... Gary Oldman BECAME that Character ..

[@stevekaczynski3793]

@@glennjohn3824 In the book, Dracula learned English from almanacs and so on that he ordered from England.

[@partyfavors9238]

That fool talking about staying with him for a month and “He won’t take any refusal.” I would have got the hell out of there that’s for sure. 😂

[@eq1373]

And go where?

[@asgard5281]

@@eq1373 to the wolves and Gypsies

[@samsonguy10k]

First time I watched this, I had no idea what I was going to see. Was just invited to go see a movie at the theater with friends. I couldn't have been more pleasantly surprised it was this movie.

[@aimesdavid2800]

I remember actually sitting down and watching this a good few years ago. I was incredibly impressed. I can only imagine how this was in theaters for people. Everything about the film would have been mesmerizing I bet.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@TruSciencePro]

The best actors come from the live theater. Gary Oldman is one of them. He’s fantastic.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Hey , I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Dracula hehe 0:04 Should have a Diner so EveryBody Could Go Eat at Dracula's Diner , not just Dinner with Celeb Dracula for Some , Bet would Get More Business Customers Than Planet Hollywood Disney Restaurant etc. Dracula Could Visit Occasionally etc. To Draw Customers , Maybe even Dracula Ski ? Resort One in Strausberg etc. Maybe Denver, Colorado , but Ain't Nein SunShine JohnnyCashDenver

[@solemn-man3170]

He should have won the oscar.

[@SetAside777]

I know. Keanu acted his ass off in this role. Lol.

[@solemn-man3170]

I meant Gary oldman but yeah Keanu all day as well.

[@pepleatherlab3872]

I've always appreciated Max Schrek's (Willem Dafoe's) take on this scene in the film 'Shadow of the Vampire.' He say's something like "It makes me sad. Imagine having to remember dining etiquette and social niceties after you have been in the wild for hundreds of years. What to wear. How to act. How to prepare and cook a meal. A creature powerful beyond imagining demoted to 'Guest Host.'" (shakes his head) So sad. ~Good stuff.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Dracula hehe 0:04 Should have a Diner so EveryBody Could Go Eat at Dracula's Diner , not just Dinner with Celeb Dracula for Some , Bet would Get More Business Customers Than Planet Hollywood Disney Restaurant etc. Dracula Could Visit Occasionally etc. To Draw Customers , Maybe even Dracula Ski ? Resort One in Strausberg etc. Maybe Denver, Colorado , but Ain't Nein SunShine JohnnyCashDenver

[@baneblackguard584]

" Write now, my friend, to everyone and say that it should please you to stay with me until a month from now. " "What do you mean everyone?" "EV... REEEE.. WUUUUUNNNN"

[@tarlohawke6676]

I love how he's still chewing on the chicken while having a sword waved at him 🤣

[@harinyachevi8390]

I remember when the first time I watched this movie, that "shadow" really creeps me out ! And it still does every time I see this Scene

[@MarkSmith-ud4sd]

The theater was full of gasps and sighs at Reeves poor acting during this scene. But you could hear a pin drop when he yelled in horror at the baby scene.

[@nicholasbrown4109]

@David Addison the 1800s are the 19th Century

[@wallywibbly250]

Yeah, his acting was pretty good for that one shot

[@Amp661]

Whwn Dracula greets Parker at his door, Even the MOVIE sighs at the thought of his wooden acting. Listen to when Draculas shadow first appears.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@ImpactedWizDom]

Clearly, unequivocally THE best Dracula movie of all time. Oldmans portrayal was simply mesmerizing and how he didn’t win an Oscar, I’ll never understand. The performances of all the other actors, were also spectacular. All of their efforts... painstakingly mentored, massaged, blended together and directed by the genius that is Francis Ford Coppola. What a masterpiece!

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

And Keanu Says 0:56 I Thought U Told me U Like Sangria Cold or Body Temperature ?

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Dracula hehe 0:04 Should have a Diner so EveryBody Could Go Eat at Dracula's Diner , not just Dinner with Celeb Dracula for Some , Bet would Get More Business Customers Than Planet Hollywood Disney Restaurant etc. Dracula Could Visit Occasionally etc. To Draw Customers , Maybe even Dracula Ski ? Resort One in Strausberg etc. Maybe Denver, Colorado , but Ain't Nein SunShine JohnnyCashDenver

[@daegnaxqelil2733]

although the love story was well discussable

[@Knappa22]

Gary Oldman acting his soul out… to the impassive block of wood Keanu Reeves!

[@UdanaWijesuriya]

Lunging at you with a sword is a red flag right there, dude.

[@haidenhill6358]

typical boss

[@seikibrian8641]

Title: "Diner at Dracula’s place" * *Dinner.* (A diner is a type of restaurant.)

[@Jason.cbr1000rr]

Diner is a eat in place yes a restaurant.. i.e shall we dine out

[@siberwolf33]

On a side note Dracula's Diner sounds like a terrific restaurant name.

[@thomasel9171]

I've noticed many spelling errors from this channel.

[@seikibrian8641]

@@josephroy6294 "the misspelled and misused word" Which is it? Misspelled, or misused? (It's a rhetorical question: "diner" is a properly-spelled word, it's just misused here.) ;-)

[@valkyriesardo278]

Keanu's performance is slammed, but I never took notice of him, too busy admiring Oldman, Hopkins, and Ryder. Keanu coasted along beneath my radar.

[@thomasdrivas5317]

4:46 I actually always cry when seeing this moment from Gary Oldman you can really feel his heartbreak and part of me feels a deep down inside, he knew he had made a mistake, renouncing, God, and part of him still loved him as I feel Elizabetha would have wanted him to remain by gods side defending the church.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Dracula hehe 0:04 Should have a Diner so EveryBody Could Go Eat at Dracula's Diner , not just Dinner with Celeb Dracula for Some , Bet would Get More Business Customers Than Planet Hollywood Disney Restaurant etc. Dracula Could Visit Occasionally etc. To Draw Customers , Maybe even Dracula Ski ? Resort One in Strausberg etc. Maybe Denver, Colorado , but Ain't Nein SunShine JohnnyCashDenver

[@zdefry]

I love how Greg Cannom made The Dracula looks,. The Hair and Make Up for Dracula looks fantastic. It looks like very old man from ancient times , cold but very creepy if you can feel it. The hair style was great too.. And The A plus for the designer Dracula Costume to The late Eiko Ishioka.. It really complete The Dracula performance.. Good Job..!! Thank You..

[@ManDuderGuy]

Gonna be honest, Drac seems like a stand-up dude and a good host. Some people just find it hard to deal with the blood drinking and undeath and crazy vampire bitches and how he puts the moves on your woman because she a legit reincarnation of his lost love.

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

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[@spaceace4387]

Coppola: “Yes I know exactly what my Dracula movie needs: One of those guys from Bill and Ted”

[@asod187]

One of Leslie Nielsens best roles right there

[@demoessadderodentia5599]

Hey , I don't know about u but I'm Going To The Diner At Dracula's Place , I Heard They Have The Finest Sangria with All The Meals

[@cazgoldie813]

Still loved Nielsen's slipping on the Bat shit then falling down the stairs 😂

[@tcup3946]

I...am the last....of my kind......*chills. Mr Oldman..............inspires me

[@menslady125eif2590]

Gary Oldman NAILED it in this film!

[@podsmpsg1]

He can't tell there's something a little off or weird about Dracula?.

[@jaroslavbelohlavek2138]

Money makes you blind

[@BigMac8000]

You're in the middle of transylvania making the biggest real estate of your lifetime. They offer you an incredible amount of money to go into the middle of nowhere to solidify a deal to an eccentric who owns his own castle. You're a man of courage who wants nothing more than to retire with your soon-to-be-wife - and suddenly your entire future might be available to you, if only you can go on one trip to a reputable eccentric. You're creeped out, but start to realize this desperate land is a place where certain people may make such untold fortunes. When you arrive, he's creepy as ever, and your first instinct is to leave. Hooooooowwwwwwwww? Turn and run into the wilderness? Jump out a window? That's what he ends up doing, but long before that, what options did he have? Is it more dangerous to stay with the devil, or outside with his wolves and jackles? When you're going through hell, KEEP GOING. He tended to the deals for as long as possible, because the deal keeps you alive. After he stayed out of obligement. When it became apparent he was a prisoner, then it was time to get desperate - until then, your best bet is to not offend. Meanwhile there's a genuine sense of inquiry here - Dracula may be creepy evil as fuck, but he's a man of vision who clearly longs not only for respect, company, but genuine human companionship. He may be, on the one hand, a prince of devilry, but sympathy for the devil is a thing. Dracula is not wholly evil, to be that evil is to be that close to redemption, and Harker senses that. Hope's a miserable thing, but it is one of the truest emotions there is. He's sincere in all his dealings with Dracula, whom he treats as any other man, because he is... deep down... just another man. He's pledged himself to the beast, but that doesn't stop him from being human in the end. You have to ask yourself that, if you were in the same position, would you have the courage to stare evil in the eye, and forgive? Renfield was driven mad by his own condemnation - he condemned Dracula, but in doing so condemned himself. When he met Mina, he had a change of heart, because he truly saw the good in Dracula, and in himself, and stopped serving him and his own prejudices. He wasn't eating bugs in an asylum because he went mad - he went there to punish himself. To condemn others is to condemn oneself, if you try to simplify the world like that. To put it another way, in a judeo christian way, you have to believe you are a servant of god and he is there - to have the courage to believe that the battle for good and evil is outside you, and the one in your heart is the one that matters, the one you can truly win for the better of the world. I'm not religious, but that message is useful in a non-religious way. In this scenario, Johnathon's path not only saves everyone, but it also brings Dracula to redemption, and so in a way he's serving good - and not vengeance, or killing an animal out of fear, but out of righteous retribution. He gives up a number of years of his own life in this process, going grey, but that came with it wisdom and clarity... to see that Dracula's mercy meant slaying him, as he basically was more of a wounded hell hound in many ways. That killing would be mercy - but you don't start there. You start by treating him like a man, until you find that wound which was so long hidden. You have to look less at Dracula here, and more consider the bravery of one man putting aside prejudice to understand another - and in this way, he saves Mina. If he wasn't steadfast and true, and had TRULY rallied against Dracula, he wouldn't have let her kill him in the end. He would've pursued Dracula into his castle and slain him - and Mina would've never forgiven him for that brutality. To put it another way... When Mina pursued Dracula into his home, he knew she was safe inside, because ironically... Dracula himself would never harm someone inside his own home, and allowing him the mercy to die with Mina, when Mina came out she truly left her own evils behind with him. Life's a complicated road, this is all allegory and mysticism, but if you strip all that away and consider it as a story of people, what's on display is the better nature of Harker, not the staunch evil of Dracula. Harker doesn't judge him by the shadows on the wall, or his eccentric character, but by his vision and honest interactions. To do so would empower those things, which was the only way to redeem Dracula - to dispel the night truly, you have to bring a torch... but not be afraid to look at what it reveals. It's good stuff it's just a little hoaky because this movie is *not* well made hahahahha.

[@podsmpsg1]

@@jaroslavbelohlavek2138 Harker is a little too ambitious.

[@podsmpsg1]

@@BigMac8000 He looks at Dracula and sees $$$ 💰💰.

[@345mrse]

@@BigMac8000He knew that Bill had his back. It was most excellent!

[@Barba_Tactica]

The legend Gary Oldman 🙏❤️

[@TheOneWhoServes]

Jonathan is acting so "calm" cause of the things he has seen before he entered the castle. I believe he was in shock when Dracula came at him like that and didn't want to piss him off more or show his true emotions. We have to acknowledge that Jonathan was fearless in the movie.

[@tantenium]

Interview w/ the vampire is the only movie that can match this classic masterpiece!

[@abijithp92]

It is no laughing mattah

[@7b7BenGazing]

The Diner is exquisitely themed.

[@fredricksmith-something.2125]

Nooooopppeee. I'll sleep outside kind Sir.

[@jeronimomcdisneyhero5868]

Dracula and Harker scenes always gave me goosebumps I just thought it was a matter of time before he would jump at him and drain him dry Harker would only be lucky at night and day cause Dracula sleeps his protectors likely would bury him alive

[@danielpalma1426]

Fun fact: Dracula had a long Cape so he could clean the floors while walking...😬😁

[@starwarsroo2448]

He also had a massive arse and was self conscious about people looking at it

[@gutted3638]

I love that background sounds...like a radio playing in reverse

[@chingasofarkaso]

Two words out of Keanu's mouth and he moved his head 4 times.

[@FinalCritiC]

Careful Dracula, pointing that sword at John Wick...

[@RobertMullis]

Garyoldman is perfectly cast. Reeves was like listening to bill and ted go to transylvania

[@Muthbolx20rs]

The music is so powerful

[@mastery7901]

When someone tells a joke at your expense. 1:44

[@salvadorsalinas4062]

LMFAO

[@commanderkeen3787]

"Nice haircut Drac. What is that, a D-cup?"

[@arcitejack]

Poor Gary eating the scenery and Keanu’s acting skills are painful.

[@jbvader721]

Gary Oldman carried this movie.

[@mikebott6940]

I LOVE the expression "chewing the scenery"

[@skrillahbeats001]

Ya he didn’t even react like he was scared at all or even offput by anything a little bit which was the problem like there was no contrast between the two

[@nerosuperstardom]

Dracula's Diner. Come for the chicken, stay for the indignant outrage.

[@Foldy435]

Transylvania Just Eat:- "Aww shit we've had an order in off the Count...he wants a chicken dinner delivered!" Tony the delivery driver "No way am I going again, I got chased by wolves, nearly drove off his dodgy 1000ft drop driveway and then almost got burnt to death by his gate of blue flames...bastard doesn't tip either!"

[@Foldy435]

@Monica Jones Thanks Monica ;)

[@michaelmayo]

Clever. Drac automatically sweeps the floor walking.

[@kevinbraden798]

Dracula: "Write now, my friend to your firm and to any loves ones and say that it shall please you to stay with me until a month from now" Me: "I don't think so you creepy f#!k"

[@amadeoindromeno2452]

in the book, jonathan actually got up and decided to leave the castle, but a pack of hungry wolves were waiting for him outside, so he didn't have any other choice but to stay.

[@Arbeedubya]

By then he really didn't have a choice. He just didn't realize it at the time.

[@justinmccarty7890]

I didn’t realize Dracula’s castle had a diner in it 😂😂

[@JoeJohn777]

I met Coppola a few times. He signed my poster of Dracula in Cannes

[@CephlonMayngrum]

Keanu: Cons!

[@wesmantooth5908]

Keanu Reeves does the best British accent ever captured on film: Discuss.

[@1.618_Murphy]

2:58 Dracula and his shadow's movements are not sync! Nice touch to bring the absolute horror!

[@metal87power]

and i have never drink.... wine - such a sense of humour

[@Logan_Baron]

Dracula had a whole Diner built into his castle? I mean, I'd be impressed enough if it just had it's own Starbucks, but an entire Diner. Does the Diner serve Breakfast, lunch and DINNER?

[@jeronimomcdisneyhero5868]

You can't help but to feel bad for Dracula here 😢

[@theferryman4916]

Why is Gary Oldman acting with a wooden plank?

[@maxlmlllan2604]

Plank went on to bigger projects after Ed n Eddy ended, he later took his life because of the hurtful reviews from this movie :'(

[@stuartward1755]

Dracula looks like the lovechild of Mr Burns and Emperor Palpatine

[@DanielVerberne]

In among all the Keanu love of the late 2000s, it's easy to forget the dude gave some pretty dire performances. I'd include his performance here.

[@zjones9876]

The attention to detail of the scene is remarkable especially the detail of Harker stepping over the threshold into Dracula's home. According to legend if you enter into the home of a vampire of your own free will, or you invite them into your home, they have power over you they otherwise would not have.

[@randomjive7310]

Dracula just gave him a pocket full of ink.

[@jetnipatteeravithayapinyo2468]

Title makes me think Dracula’s gonna serve Jonathan some bacon and hash browns

[@davidhannum5598]

Oldman's Dracula is the scariest ever in movies

[@jamieforbes3661]

This is still one of the scariest movies I've ever seen. Gary absolutely oozes menace!

[@salamisumo2]

It’s insane seeing the massive juxtaposition in acting quality between Gary & Keanu.

[@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg]

Yeah Keanu was in full Bill & Ted mode for this entire movie. Which just made the whole thing even more bonkers than it already was.

[@liverpoolfcx7]

Not sure if it’s acting quality or just the juxtaposition of characters and what purpose they serve, obviously Gary had a little bit more of freedom and appears to blow Keanu away but he is Dracula sooooo

[@jackandrews7878]

@@arturobandini4078 the way he says “an ancestor. I see a resemblance” is so funny for some reason.

[@xenomorphlover]

@@Dr.TJ_Eckleburg 😂

[@xenomorphlover]

Well he is supposed to be the chosen one to fight against the machine and not some blood sucking fiends...😬

[@amitbinodshah2485]

The luckiest is the man who walks on this earth is the one who finds true love. I came for these lines.

[@u.s.paratroops4633]

"That relationship was not entirely successful"

[@coffeecrimegal5968]

I always forget just how old this movie is! I saw it in the theater with my first boyfriend from Junior High.. I thought this movie & book was one of the greatest love stories ever told!

[@theshiningsword2447]

where are you from? 💗

[@coffeecrimegal5968]

@@theshiningsword2447 Boston, Mass

[@theshiningsword2447]

@@coffeecrimegal5968 Nice to meet you ❤❤

[@coffeecrimegal5968]

@@theshiningsword2447 And you

[@theshiningsword2447]

@@coffeecrimegal5968 Sorry..are you a boy or girl ?✋❤

[@CPlovesGS]

Shouldn't it be DINNER not diner unless you're having DINNER at a DINER with dracula where they give you a STAKE and eggs🤣🤣🤣

[@allenr316]

Does anyone else get a little freaked out watching Dracula's shadow in the background? It's not quite acting as... expected. 😁

[@lesigh1749]

That roast chicken looks really delicious. I just imagine Dracula in an apron preparing dinner in the castle kitchens before Harker arrives.

[@classiclife7204]

Eventually, Keanu learned how to act. But, as Djimon Hounsou said in "Gladiator", "Not yet. Not yet!"

[@moonvenommobile2187]

This looks to be based around the premise of the black and white film Nosferatu. A real estate business man is sent by his conniving boss to offer a home to the vampire. Said monster takes interest in his wife back home.

[@ryanwilliams8390]

Well they were both based on bram stokers novel which is his version all versions like this are based on bram stokers novel.

[@jbvader721]

"Nosferatu" was basically an adaptation of "Dracula" made without permission from the estate of Bram Stoker. Despite some changes made in adaptation, the estate successfully sued for copyright infringement, and nearly all copies of the film were burned on court orders. But, a few copies survived and that's what kept "Nosferatu" from becoming one of many lost films from the silent era of film.

[@ryanwilliams8390]

Huh i didn't know that the novel is a lot better you learn a lot more like when draculas carriage picks him up at the borgou pass i didn't know it was him until i read the book haha.

[@johanneabelsen1644]

3:51: Hey Dracula... Didn't you listen, when your mom said, that you get hairy palms from playing too much with yourself? 😂😂😂

[@xenomorphlover]

3:33 "They say you are a man of good....taste"🤭

[@AndreaMarieM]

He doesn't want a man of good taste, he wants a man that tastes good.

[@danclark1348]

Good he didn't ask for a bloody Mary to go with dinner.

[@ljubomirurlojevic5134]

The luckiest man who walks on this earth is the one who finds true love PERFECT SPEACH

[@tnh723]

Gary acting lvl 100 Keanu level 2 I always felt it was like this since the film came out. he's come a long way tho

[@dante666jt]

Gary Oldman is just perfect here. Same can't be said about Keanu Reeves. Keanu was never meant to be for this role

[@paddyhalligan28]

Always thought the words were “the crowded streets of your mighty land”. To discover 30 years later it’s “mighty London”