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BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA / Gary Oldman and Winona Ryder star in the tortured tale of a charismatic vampire, based on the tale of the Prince of Darkness. / Gary Oldman, Winona Ryder and Anthony Hopkins star in director Francis Ford Coppola's visually stunning, passionately seductive version of the classic Dracula legend. In BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA, Coppola returns to the original source of the Dracula myth, and from that gothic romance, he creates a modern masterpiece. Gary Oldman's metamorphosis as Dracula who grows from old to young, from man to beast is nothing short of amazing. Winona Ryder brings equal intensity to the role of a young beauty who becomes the object of Dracula's devastating desire. Anthony Hopkins co-stars as the famed doctor who dares to believe in Dracula, and then dares to confront him. Opulent, dazzling and utterly irresistible, this is Dracula as you've never seen him. And once you've seen BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA, you'll never forget it.

[@ponncho]

While holding his hat off his head, and saying, “I’m a prince and also I am your servant”. What a player move.

[@JonSmith-cx7gr]

Damn right. B*tches love dat sh*t. I'm something of a wordsmith myself.

[@carlossilva8087]

Well the guy has a millennial experience!!

[@ilax4244]

Yes. Love that line.

[@werawera1143]

@@carlossilva8087 Другие...без тысячелетнего опыта в актеры не попадают......

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

the dracula rizz

[@hattorihanzo8385]

In this getup, Gary looks like Johnny depp..

[@adrianavargova]

EXACTLY. I immediately thought of Johnny Depp...... and of course of Winona Ryder ♥

[@xtremelovin]

Yes, and Johnny was Winona's boyfriend at the time.

[@TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist]

I thought he looked a bit like Travis Tritt in his younger years.

[@carina-nonbinary]

Wow I thought the same for a second

[@alicedavid9397]

Yessssss!!!

[@vivienmartin225]

Gary Oldman SLAYED this outfit

[@terricathcart6219]

Everything he wore was wonderful.

[@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289]

Agreed. On another guy this whole outfit would look ridiculous, and like he was a gay Edgar Allen Poe or something, but Gary Oldman definitely pulls it off. Still, Sirius really needs to stop raiding his cousin in law's closet.

[@corinnae.7877]

@@rhaenyralikesyoutube6289 you are saying it like it's a bad thing to look like a gay Edgar Allan Poe or gay in general.

[@latkagravas986]

Fuckn A! (Indeed!)... so much is brought in of Depp, but Oldman OWNED this ---he's always been Studdish.

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

You mean he slayed a guy wearing this outfit!!

[@spiderlegs50]

"I have crossed Oceans of Time to find you." The sexiest statement of all times !!!!!

[@mebrowneyedgirl]

*crossed 😊

[@masterjay4992]

The sexiest? smh

[@topdawg3359]

Stalker much???

[@antaraanikapiya]

This line is only applicable nowadays for couples from different countries!

[@fizzy4149]

I tried it. It didn't work!!

[@valsptsd814]

This was the moment I fell in love with Gary Oldman.

[@guesswho7159]

Back in the day I remember seeing he would be Dracula and I was against him. I was so very wrong...he played the part with genius and absolute lovable charm❤️

[@TDL-xg5nn]

If you see Dracula, a supposed horror movie, and fall in love with the villain you know the movie was pure crap.

[@guesswho7159]

@@TDL-xg5nn but dude, it’s a love story. It wasn’t scary at all.

[@valsptsd814]

@@TDL-xg5nn said no movie fan ever.

[@grievousangelic]

Me too!

[@TheGeekMonster]

Gary Oldman is an acting treasure. I love how Mina's clothing stands out against all the drab, neutral outfits on the street. Only she is wearing a bright color, and green is the color of life and renewal and hope.

[@kumabear3529]

@geek monster it’s amazing considering the green dye which was used at that time was created by using arsenic. A deadly metal. 😂

[@Wintis_Swizzle]

Mina looks like she would have in my mind. Massive props to the costume dept ❤

[@HeartWorX.Creations]

Also the color of the heart chakra!

[@ASMRyouVEGANyet]

The color of absinthe

[@RocketPropelledGuy]

And also of ENVY!

[@hauntedmushroomsasmr7716]

I love how Vlad’s hand hovers over her back without actually touching her.

[@amadeoindromeno2452]

he probably learned that from keanu during his stay at dracula castle

[@MissMarquise]

Me too!

[@Catmom3]

Yes, I just noticed that too! 💞

[@lovelybones7619]

OMG YESS!! Its like hes respectfully make sure everyone one knows shes with him now..🖤🖤😏😏

[@dina7462]

I here for this comment

[@ravenartistofficial]

I loved this version of Dracula, he started out much like he was described in the book and slowly became handsome throughout to attract the woman he fancied. Something about a predator such as a vampire having that sort of ability makes them even scarier, not to mention how romantically deceiving he can be.

[@juliachriste9926]

Very nicely put 🌹

[@JM-zk9ou]

He wasn't deceiving. She was the reincarnation of his long-dead wife and he truly loved her. He had her kill him in the end so she wouldn't have to endure living forever and seeing her everyone she loves die. I feel like this is as much a love story as it is a horror flick.

[@Dovey31]

@@JM-zk9ou beat me to it.

[@humbertoventura1344]

That's why its stupid. Dracula is supposed to be terrifying. Nobody fears Gary Oldman.

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

@@humbertoventura1344 I definitively fear Gary Oldman.

[@rositazubillaga6511]

I can say with so shame at all... I love and find Gary Oldman so bloody hot in this film. He managed to make this role really deep and romantic and at that same time dark and sad.

[@shpgrl1026]

My thoughts exactly.

[@kristilambert3416]

💯💯

[@chiarabay9364]

Perfectly said. It took me years to get over this film. The second best Dracula was Jonathan Rhys Meyer’s but the rest of the cast and the script didn’t do him justice. I still get a tingle over Gary Oldmans portrayal.

[@Teriteri22]

This movie was so haunting and sexy at the same time. He done all of that because he loved his wife so much. Couldn’t kill himself he would go to hell but didn’t want to be alive either. To have someone love you that much that they’ll do and be anything. Obsession? Lost? Seeing Mina he must of felt like he was alive again. Wouldn’t you do anything for true love?

[@EveMarie]

I totally agree, hot as hell 🖤

[@stormyweather745]

Dracula has more game than the vast majority of guys now a days.

[@dinoworld112]

One of his vampire powers is seduction if a guy tired that in person that isn't attractive he would be up for harassment unless he was an attractive man that she found of high value like this man a prince.

[@folken1761]

To be fair, he had many more centuries to practice than the vast majority of guys nowadays

[@stormyweather745]

@@folken1761 True.

[@stormyweather745]

I know I was just kidding.

[@malloryknox6802]

@@folken1761 not really, his wife was already in love with him centuries before and Mina is a reincarnation of her

[@StLProgressive]

Gary Oldman played Dracula to perfection. What woman wouldn’t have succumbed to that Prince? ‘I’ve crossed oceans of time for you.’ He’s the best part of this movie. It’s worth hearing Keanu’s English accent, for sure. 😂🖤

[@spotlYghtseeker]

😂😂😂

[@luvslogistics1725]

Incredibly he shares the screen with another legendary actor who even says to him-“you’re me, you’re as I was a few years ago”

[@byronic-heroine]

One of my first crushes. ❤

[@nancydemoss2945]

​@byronic-heroine Gary Oldman in this role still makes my heart beat faster. What a handsome and talented man!!

[@sammylou5716]

​@@doublewhopper67can't be any worse than Tom Cruise Irish accent in far and away surely lmao

[@squigglydickley1851]

Though I love the lack of a reflection, I feel I should say that the reason vampires could not be seen in mirrors was because back then, mirrors were backed with silver.

[@GeilerDaddy]

really?

[@julide88]

that makes sense. always wondered why they have this "attribute". thanks for the info!

[@terricathcart6219]

That sure does make sense.

[@squigglydickley1851]

@@GeilerDaddy yeh it true

[@fletcherhamilton3177]

Vampires have an aversion to silver? But it’d definitely be a good plot point in any modern vampire movie whereby the humans are unaware that a vampire _could_ have a reflection in a modern manufactured mirror, according to that lore.

[@789armstrong]

Gary Oldman is truly immortal here.

[@lisaellis2593]

Agreed, elegant too.

[@terricathcart6219]

He made the part his!!!

[@latkagravas986]

BEST comment here. Dude is Studdish...even Depp had to copy this (for the Depp fans on here, no hate Depp on though).

[@jimmilner2961]

He is as well as Beethoven in Immortal Beloved

[@silviajordanova1046]

🖤

[@welcometoamerica690]

I'm mesmerized by Gary Oldman in this scene... the man is oozing with sexuality.

[@jacquekayton4454]

I'm in awe at the way Dracula looks at Mina..

[@annmitchell4663]

I love the way the woman behind him is affected by him too when he says see me.

[@christinelee4780]

Well, I guess that is how you would look at the love of your life, after waiting 400 years.

[@adrianavargova]

@@christinelee4780 :) hopefully we do not have to wait for so long to have a gentleman looking at us that same way :)

[@christinelee4780]

@@adrianavargova Damn right we had better not be left waiting that long!

[@bakkermaarten007]

@@adrianavargova Sorry, I'm taken.

[@grahamharper8114]

Winona looks so stunning in period dress, she is stunning anyway, total perfection.

[@OGFox-fp1hb]

I love how the first moments of this scene are similar to how films looked during that time: choppy & fast paced, almost like the scene isn't of much importance... but the moment he finds Mina, it immediately transitions to today's clear crisp video quality, as if the main character/heroine has appeared. It's deeply poetic, and a very nice touch to give insight about how much he valued and cherished her. She was the one who gave him meaning to life, and he could finally *live* again now that he'd finally found her after 'crossing oceans of time'. Gary Oldman, the writer of the book Bram Stoker, and the talented film crew/cast are amazing for putting together this masterpiece. Will never, ever get tired of watching this great film.

[@Wailwulf]

The fast pace of old films has more to do with the standardized pace of films of the late 30's to now. The standard speed for film now adays is 24 frames per second. The frame speed of the older films, were more like 16 or 18 frames per second. But when they were re-played in the later age, they were shown at the standard speed of modern projectors of 24 frames a second. This would mean on the modern projectors a second of viewing would show what had been filmed for 1.33 to 1.5 seconds of real time.

[@dinoflagella4185]

Yes, I absolutely love how the director plays with the frame rates. It starts off with a slow frame rate. Then, when Mina appears the frame rate jumps to a higher speed.

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Rubbish !! Coppola was attempting to show us Life as it may appear to a creature with heightened senses . Nothing to do with early film technology !!

[@rickacton7540]

no. the point here is to ask, why is a vampire with no reflection and/or a disinclination towards silver, able to be captured on camera by film, the which whose mechanism is dependent upon the chemical development of silver halides exposed to light.

[@LusciousTwinkle]

The choppiness or emulation of silent movies was to convey how he as a vampire saw the world in daylight. Not his favourite or easy time of day...but when he sees her, his view is clarified and concentrated...

[@LeafInTheWind88]

I think every lady wants to be looked at the same way Dracula looks at Mina🥰…Am I right girls??😍😍😍

[@jc_malone8217]

He has more game then any one I have ever seen.

[@JakeBor]

It's easy to have game when you're wealthy.

[@joshuasmith6346]

If you had the ability to teleport to the otherside of the street you would too

[@TomPark1986]

well...hes Dracula.

[@michaeltruthson6262]

But the subtle reminder of not being fooled by his gentlemanly nature was how Drac's reflection didn't show while he purchased the newspaper from the paperboy.

[@thomasdassau9178]

Dracula is the game

[@craigthescott5074]

Best Dracula movie by far.

[@MrPlatani]

absolutely agree

[@mark_beastpriest5539]

Certainly the closest to the book.

[@craigthescott5074]

Yes I’ve seen this movie at least 10 times, I own it, and I see different things in it every time, the only complaint I have is Keanu wasn’t that great in it but his acting has gotten way better with time.

[@mjboutin7224]

My favorite horror movie of all time. A total masterpiece. And Winona was such a beauty!

[@macaronblanc9522]

..yes , and still is

[@suchitrasubramanian]

is...

[@nancynancy1587]

I prefer to think of it as a love story...

[@thedroidish]

MJ is it possible for men and women to love each other like anymore?

[@martineshamzin7535]

​@@thedroidish He isnt exactly a man.

[@Randomstuff2735]

when he stops in the middle of the street to say "see me" to use his power and draw her attention was my favorite part of the movie! "love remembered" by Wojciech Kilar was an excellent song choice as well.

[@ashleighjaimaosborne3966]

The blue glasses are amazing...

[@dinacatcarroll1307]

And those eyes above them...

[@mary-xj9up]

The way he looks at Mina when he first spotted her!!! I long for that to happen to me lol he’s so handsome in this movie!!!

[@nazarethp9248]

I'm looking "see me" lol

[@rosannaguedez124]

I was blessed. It happened to me but he was the right person at the wrong time...

[@kimberlyprieto2846]

I can't help it no matter how I've tried through the years, this man gives me the craziest feels of my life especially in this sequence, he's an actor like no other.

[@silent_whispers319]

Wouldn't that be nice! Unfortunately, people have their faces buried in their cell phones while walking. 😏

[@largol33t1]

It still irks me a little that he has never been hired to play James Bond. He'd do very well in that role. I also loved his performance as a corrupt cop in "Romeo is bleeding."

[@user-yk8vv5dr9x]

Gary Oldman was the most sexy and handsome Dracula i've ever seen! Mina was also so gorgeous ♡♡ For me this movie was really a masterpiece and i still have this dvd in my collection ♡♡

[@steveandme63]

Didn't really like her as Mina. I'm sure the awful British accent didn't help my opinion.

[@BubbyorBubs]

Same here! My dvd is one of my golden classics

[@user-yk8vv5dr9x]

@@BubbyorBubs ♡♡

[@Johnmiller-rg3yo]

A true masterpiece and she is splendid!❤️🌹🇮🇹🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@user-yk8vv5dr9x]

@@Johnmiller-rg3yo ♡♡

[@tchenning]

One of the best soundtracks ever written. RIP Wojciech Kilar.

[@MoonMoon-xw1tu]

No actress can replace winona ryder in this kind of rolees..the innocent romantic girl..heard she was gonna be alpacino s daughter in godfather 3 😊😊😊

[@nicoleyeung9753]

absolutely

[@Plathismo]

Pretty much the most beautiful actress ever. Well... her or Ziyi Zhang.

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

And she looked so juggulicious running into the garden!

[@mochi_la_la_la7763]

The way she brings emotions in the characters she play is truly unbelievable!! I was bawling my eyes out in one of her scenes in Little Women. She's truly terrific!

[@bheast86]

to do GODFATHER III, she'd have been passing for Sicilian-American by having her hair artificially darkened (as it usually was!) - a little like a shiksha playing Jewish by building up her eyebrows?

[@monmothma3358]

Sure, Gary's great, but I always loved Winona in this scene. The way she boldly rebuffs him in that fascinating, prim, old-fashioned English. I was so impressed. And of course, her stunning outfit.

[@thegreat_I_am]

Tarry fingered little madam!

[@ChadSimpson-ft7yz]

To think she's only 20 here too.

[@proudatheist2042]

Winona's outfit stands out with its beautiful soft, new grass and mint green colors and feminine angles. This movie stands the test of time, 30 years after it was released. The music is majestic as well.

[@jahnsgar]

Also just revisited for the first time in many years (watched it several times in cinema and on VHS back in the day), and it definitely stands the test of time because it is such a timeless masterpiece. Coppola really added to an already incredible story with the romantic twist. And of course the cast and score and set design

[@silviajordanova1046]

❤

[@LeafInTheWind88]

Well said❤️

[@serahloeffelroberts9901]

The only thing that bothered me was that the women wore 1880s fashions when the book and the movie set the story in 1894. It just annoyed me and affected enjoyment of an otherwise exceptional movie.

[@ChadSimpson-ft7yz]

​@@serahloeffelroberts9901How much did they change from the 1880s to 1890s?

[@michaeltruthson6262]

The very subtle beauty of this scene was the director's gentle reminder to we the viewing audience of Dracula's monstrous nature is his reflection not showing in the window after buying the paper from the little boy. The scene of Drac feeding the baby to his Vampyre brides having Keanu Reeves descend into madness had not long happened.

[@shannonbuckley3631]

Dude after ya said the window scene I had to go back and wow I didn't even notice that.

[@martineshamzin7535]

Yeah, but Drag didn't kill him. And people have to eat.

[@luismontiel6519]

😂

[@lilywhite9109]

We all want a see me now moment. 😌 In my opinion he's the only actor who is completely transformed in every role & this performance was truly epic.

[@adrianavargova]

Exactly. Sometimes I do not recognise him in his roles 🌹

[@jculver1674]

I loved how What We Do In The Shadows spoofed the "see me" moment.

[@shawnp1344]

YES!!! i absolutely love that movie too but this one is my all favorite vamp movie shows the good and the bad and what true love actually means.

[@monmothma3358]

How did they do that? I adore WWDitS but don't remember that

[@jculver1674]

@@monmothma3358 It's the part where Vlad is standing outside a guy's window and he tries to hypnotize him by whispering "see me, see me", but it doesn't work so he finally gives up and just knocks on the window to get his attention.

[@monmothma3358]

@@jculver1674 Ha ha, I must have missed that reference! Well, it'll be my next excuse to rewatch Shadows.

[@el7jake]

Many people don't realize what an amazing career he's had, playing both well-known characters from fiction, from Harry Potter's Sirius Black to Dracula, and people from real life, from Sid Vicious to Churchill; but I believe that Dracula is his best performance.

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

certainly the most over the top which is saying something for him. Gary Oldman is painful to listen to in real life but is a fine actor

[@amnisesabi4551]

@@Marvin-dg8vj why is it painful to listen to the real him?

[@Marvin-dg8vj]

@@amnisesabi4551 intelligent guy but screwed up.

[@BabalonNuit]

They should have gotten someone else to play Dracula. He was AWFUL.

[@johanneabelsen1644]

​@@Marvin-dg8vjHave you ever seen the film Nil By Mouth? It's about Gary Oldman's madlavning dysfunctional, violent, horrible family, that he grew up with!😢😮😖 If he's weird, it's understandable!

[@angelsmurf16]

I really enjoy the actual book, but this film is definitely a favourite. And Gary Oldman as Dracula is just **chefs kiss**

[@Analus100]

Gary Oldman is the best and sexiest Dracula I've ever seen!!!

[@waldopepper4069]

the greatest love story ever put to film. im an old man (60), and i only ever watch this alone because im a blubbering mess by the end every time, and i must have watched it 50 times. i challenge anyone to watch this film and not cry. it covers all aspects of the human condition. love, loss, heartbreak, redemption, salvation. the scene where the absolute love of his life that he has "crossed oceans of time to find" and she simply doesn't recognise him is heartbreaking for dracula. gary oldman and coppola. 2 of the greats of cinema.

[@cabellero1120]

I know that I can't do it... I cry Every time I watch it!

[@abundantlyblessed9201]

Of all the dracula movies i've seen I really liked this one, and of course it never hurt that Gary Oldman was so damn fine

[@Plathismo]

It's great to see how many people love this movie now. I was obsessed with it when it was released almost (yikes) 30 years ago.

[@lvlysticgirl]

No way!!! Oh my gosh I feel old haha

[@user-rk5vr1xq9y]

I'm from Russia. And this is one of my favorite movies for almost 30 years.

[@kikipaisley]

Totally agree!! It was not taken seriously when it first came out, and Keanu faced a lot of criticism for his performance,but to his credit, he was working on multiple movies while making this. I like Keanu's performance. ❤️

[@Catherine-bq5xy]

​@@user-rk5vr1xq9yпосмотрела сегодня впервые)) мне 21 и я в восторге ❤️

[@Fan_Made_Videos]

Oldman totally embraced the Doom that his character had in this film. You rooted for him knowing he was on the way out no matter what.

[@astrea79]

Yes! He seemed like such a romantic hero by the end of the movie even though he was a total monster in the beginning.

[@andrewanderson7912]

​@@astrea79 It all was rooted in his heart being broken from Mina

[@fizzy4149]

I tried the "see me now" thing. It worked!! The girl turned, made eye contact with me, and said "Do you have a staring problem weirdo?"

[@ptolemeeselenion1542]

😂😂😂

[@eternalreverie3473]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Try with a huge white wolf next time.

[@dinoflagella4185]

It’s weird but women have a sense when they are being stared at. I heard about this and tried it out. I was in my car and started staring at a girl standing on the corner facing the other direction. She turned around and made direct eye contact with me. I tested this out again with a bartender friend. We started staring at a female server and she turned around and made eye contact with us. It’s freaky.

[@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287]

@@dinoflagella4185 Well, yes, everyone has the ability to sense when you are being stared at. There's some debate on how it works. Things like magnetic fields, the hairs on the back of your neck, and such.

[@virginiwoolf]

This is not just a movie. This is the art.

[@Penelope-xx5pq]

The film is a parody of the book and a failed attempt to imitate the myth of Persephone and Hades. The masterpiece will be Nosferatu by Robert Eggers.

[@ChadSimpson-ft7yz]

​@Penelope-xx5pq Didn't call it a masterpiece just art, although I think it isn't for everyone.

[@eru49no]

That’s exactly what I thought too.

[@terricathcart6219]

He's a fantastic actor. I think he's a great and romantic Dracula.

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

Gary Oldman is a fantastic actor!

[@atolm1]

God this whole scene is equal parts romantic and intense, love it!

[@joelemaine]

I love how the picture went from grainy to clear

[@HeartWorX.Creations]

Gary Oldman, such a PHENOMENAL actor, loved this version of Dracula too!!!

[@SheriPhaffArtPaintBrushed]

He is so handsome here. And she is perfectly beautiful!! Love this movie!

[@silviajordanova1046]

❤

[@ahassen1236]

The best Dracula movie ever made simply put. Francis Ford Copolla is a legend in the art of directorship.

[@JordanVanRyn]

Of all the roles Gary Oldman played, Dracula is definitely one of his best roles. It just shows how much range and a huge portfolio he has as an actor. Also is pretty ironic that Gary played Sirius Black and Winona played Joyce in Stranger things because both Christmas lights and a wolf appear during the cinematograph scene. Still, remarkable movie! ♥️

[@Tonycillian5]

Funny enough Gary was offered Edward Scissorhands but turned it down because he didn’t understand it. So would have been the second film they did together.

[@PattyT.]

One of my favorite versions of Dracula. Gary Oldman is absolutely amazing in any role, but this one was particularly unique.

[@mariacarmenalvarez5528]

Cualkier mujer sucumbiria ante he cruzado oceanos del tiempo para encontrarte. Sublime amor eterno ❤❤❤

[@yesnt5791]

My heart always beats fast when I see Gary playing Dracula. What a man!

[@louislesch3878]

Still one of the best cinematic transitions I’ve ever seen. Still my favorite movie of all time.

[@nicolletorres2875]

Mine too 👌

[@deborahcraker4323]

I feel intoxicated with this movie right after I watched the first time. I then went and bought it and I've watched it probably 100 times or more. This sence I knew I had to get me a pair of those glasses.

[@sofiarangel1315]

Is it just me, or did he have a little bit of swag as he was walking away with her? LOL

[@Carolin889]

And that, my friend, is how I fell in love with Gary Oldman

[@donjuan4067]

For most men.. The "See me now!" Dracula's Power is on the top of list

[@NoName-hg6cc]

"Are you acquainted with my husband?" Yes he is 😄

[@nikkibradley6307]

I fell In love with Gary oldman when I watched this film . So protective of her the way he puts his hand on her back. And he crossed oceans of time to find her .

[@chrisubias7135]

Critics dogged this movie but I loved it. Purchased as well. Gary Oldman is a great actor

[@GreenClassified]

This movie was beautifully and lovingly crafted, the sets, costume design, direction, acting. Definitely on my list as memorable, F the critics 👍

[@lukasmiller486]

@@GreenClassified I don’t even mind Keanu Reeves. Despite a few awkward moments with the accent, he conveys all the emotions well for the scenarios he’s in, especially when he’s in the train with Mina trying to give her hope as she’s slipping away like Arwen and Frodo.

[@GreenClassified]

@@lukasmiller486 i agree, when I first watched this movie on the big screen, Keanu to me was an awkward and shy character, the critics tell me its because he can't act, lol ok whatever, thankfully they can't tell me what I must like and hate, Francis Ford is such a skilled director he would never have allowed Keanu to completely ruin his movie.

[@thenewapelles6448]

@@lukasmiller486 Keanu is terribly miscast. Other than him, I have very few criticisms of this film. I'd say it's the best Dracula film ever made, and the most accurate to the book for sure.

[@Johnmiller-rg3yo]

A real masterpiece....Mina is splendid!❤️🌹🇮🇹🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@Opheggie54]

Now that is one Charming vampire and one hell of an actor

[@jessicashackle595]

This will forever be my favorite love story.

[@rebeccashuman6199]

I’m awed by the expressions of Dracula & Mina

[@fletcherhamilton3177]

The ability to teleport really does seem to constitute a distinct advantage in coquetry. I’ll make a mental note to add this strategy to my own attempts at it.

[@jacquesvandermeer6668]

Well said, I too shall attempt to add this quality of elusiveness and ungraspability to my own repertoire of courtliness.

[@fletcherhamilton3177]

@@jacquesvandermeer6668 - indubitably, dear boy, quite indubitably! It would unquestionably afford us every benefit in paying court that we were to master the knack of dematerializing at one place and recreating ourselves at another!

[@edna_hornes]

Hahaha! A powerful strategy!

[@WatermelonPeppermint]

Cute af.

[@winnienguyen4420]

Instant Transmission

[@scottlambert2949]

Gary oldman played this role to a tee

[@DraGnFly007]

I have ALWAYS loved Wynona Rider!! Gary Oldman is such a vampire of an actor. Whatever form he takes it's ALWAYS interesting and fantastic. This movie is underrated.

[@scottwhite6040]

Winona is a goddess then and now.👌⚘️🦋

[@silviajordanova1046]

❤

[@reddalchemy5970]

Mr. Oldman was so beautiful here. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@silviajordanova1046]

Yes he is❤❤❤

[@sburris65]

One of my all time favorites. And the costumes and set are to die for.

[@Mr.EmeraldTheGreen]

This is hands down, one of my top favorite films! ❤️❤️❤️

[@martinnogales2259]

The most lovely scene !!! A real history of love , masterpiece , Dracula

[@TDL-xg5nn]

Dracual was not a fucking love story!!!! This movie sucks ass.

[@terricathcart6219]

I love the movie the added romance is wonderful.

[@Jani28]

Great scene Gary deserved an Oscar for his role in this movie!

[@samanthadangelo1996]

The no reflection in the window was a great addition to the mistique

[@joshua.dmurphy8643]

Love this film Absolutely love the clothes She looks magnificent in this scene

[@samlee6749]

WHOA! Its the man himself, and he's grown young bro!

[@pinkymarie1016]

I LOVE GARY OLDMAN BECAUSE HE IS SO INTENSE. WONDERFUL ❤️

[@FenyxBlaiseAsche]

This scene was so romantic, she's mesmerised by him from the get go ❤

[@cabellero1120]

This film, although gory and violent, is ultimately a love story. Even amid all the gory vanpire stuff ( and there is plenty) There is the love story between the count and his devotion to Mina ( his wife in olden times) She doesn't know who he is and yet she loves him... I would always be moved to tears at the end of the film ( not to mention Annie Lennox song at the end)

[@Anime99loveable]

I'm Forever in love with this scene!

[@AngelDivinity111]

One of the sexiest scene in cinematic history. The music. Gary. Ugh

[@terricathcart6219]

Gary was perfect!!!

[@zibam982]

I love Gary. One of the finest actors in the industry.

[@A.G.1.5000]

Best musical score in a movie!!

[@glesiaful]

By Wojciech Kilar, a Polish composer.

[@crystalledford9364]

The best Dracula ever.

[@wendylynch1443]

Agreed ❤

[@--ag]

Gary should have gotten an Oscar for this portrayal. And he was so beautiful. His portrayal was sensual. But adding young Winona and Keanu killed the levity in this movie. I would have added more skilled seasoned actors for their parts to support Gary's portrayal.

[@adilelnhaily1960]

Winona Ryder was amazing in this role. She was the IT girl back then, she worked even for Martin Scorsese the following year.

[@peanutbutterjelle]

Gary Oldman and Winona Ryder are just ❤️❤️❤️ I love how she kissed him at the SAGAwards 2018 after his win. I was like daaaaamn y'all need to make another movie together!! 😍

[@leoleo8771]

He looked for her for 400 years until he found her oh my that’s the type of love I starve for a Dracula type what a movie

[@ginohuron850]

I think this is the most romantic scenes of any movie. " I have swam through oceans of time to find you"

[@Elliepixie12]

My favourite film, Gary Oldman as Dracula is so charming “take me away from all this death”! What would you do for someone that loved you that much hey? He is such a God and a iconic actor. 👏

[@lauragilmore4833]

Huge crush when I saw this in the theater (and then on video) . Oh, gosh, Gary.

[@matteolopresti4394]

I love the "effect" of him walking through London, this very old style of footage like the one they see at the cinematograph, it almost indicates that Dracula is truly connected to Cinema in his prior. I even love the reaction he has for living in civilty after all this time in a decrepit and old castle, like the old that meets the new and enjoys it, and in the opposite, Mina doesn't like the "cience" of cinematograph even though she is living in that time. It is so wonderful, and what we can say about Gary in this look? Although he is a tough british man, he perfectly acts the part of a foreign that meets a new world for him. He is one of the few that can perfectly act with different accents, and always gets the job done and in the best way possible. It was the perfect choice for his version of Dracula, both evil and in pain, creepy and charmy, suffering a miserable life even if having the powers of darkness and three beauties as wives. I wished to see this Dracula in a classic version of the character, but I think it was a total different thing, everything of this movie has been made to get the final result

[@Penelope-xx5pq]

The film is a failed attempt to imitate Persephone and Hades. I'm happy with the new adaptation of Nosferatu, it will erase these nonsense that the weak Coppola inserted into the film. He's the one who ruined The Godfather in the second and third films.

[@matteolopresti4394]

@@Penelope-xx5pq you're serious? That worries me

[@matteolopresti4394]

@@Penelope-xx5pq the Godfather II is better than the first one (to me, and not only)

[@davecrupel2817]

"see the amazing cinematograph! A new wonder of the world!" Funny enough, that is the only bit of this scene that stuck with me all these years. That must have been an *incredible* thing to see!

[@marktorrance6234]

Well it did terrify some people! An early one of a train was an example. Wonder what they would have made of Dracula? A recent movie that really would've messed everyone up was Midsomer!

[@nataliemeenakshithegreat7780]

Yes me too this is the moment I fell in love with Gary Oldman

[@stevie68a]

Exquisite detail. The only movie I ever bought on disc for the extras, deleted scenes, etc. A brilliant work of art.

[@mioshasanders1835]

This movie was perfection, Gary Goldman and Anthony Hopkins did it for me 😍

[@zilkill09]

Ughhhh I LOVE how at the end there he puts his hand behind her waist but doesn’t touch her, then re thinks it and lowers it a bit like let’s not be too hasty.

[@markoljkrasus2888]

3:24 Damn even Dracula isn't immune to the dreaded hover-hand xDD

[@blockmasterscott]

Too funny! LOL!

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Gary looks cool with long hair. Im glad they made Dracula look that way. I've always said Gary would have played a perfect Dorian Gray. Great film 👍🏻 the best version of Dracula so far. Happy Halloween everyone cheers.

[@miss.mayamaie8635]

I have always loved the way that everything slows down around Dracula when Mina walks by. It's a true testememt on how ones whole worldview changes when you meet the one you love!😊

[@roxyabrooks864]

Gary was so very beautiful in this movie, as was Keanu... Winona...A lush and visually stunning film. ❤