✝️EARLY ARRIVAL- ESCORTED TO THE CASTLE SCENE - BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA(1992)+SUBTITLES]1080p✔💯

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'llnever forget it. (Original Title - Bram Stoker's Dracula) © 1992 Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Provider Channel
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Partner rating
R
Release date
1992
Running time
2:07:23
Language
English
Actors
Gary Oldman Keanu Reeves Anthony Hopkins Winona Ryder Tom Waits
Director
Francis Ford Coppola
Producers
Francis Ford Coppola Charles Mulvehill Fred Fuchs
Writer
James V. Hart

[@Natedawg38]

It's scenes like this that make the movie for me. Sets the atmosphere brilliantly, so creepy. Using diary entries to narrate the film was simple but genius.

[@theoldworldwargamer8164]

Bram Stoker's Dracula is an epistolary novel written as a series of letters and diary entries.

[@sammyshehole]

Agreed. This is the perfect movie for Halloween to me. The atmosphere is just perfect.

[@UncleTermite]

It also makes it look silly though because who is really going to not try and get out of the carriage after being pulled into it effortlessly by a stretched hand with claws ? Lol

[@dianaarcticfox5832]

There is something hilarious about the fact that Dracula is so lonely that he had to disguise himself as a cab driver, bring the guy to the castle, rush inside in a hurry and quickly change his clothes to greet him

[@war3271200]

According to the book, the carriage driver is in fact Dracula

[@WildcardStrider]

Add on top of that having to not only prepare supper and breakfast while remaining unseen, and if that wasn't enough he had to clear the table once again without Harker noticing - It's hilarious to imagine the count scrambling to get everything set so seamlessly.

[@dianaarcticfox5832]

@@WildcardStrider Lol at Dracula having to wash the dishes)

[@88feji]

@@WildcardStrider I thought he has 3 mistresses in the castle or something ? He's Dracula ... with supernatural powers, of course he can clear the dishes with a wave of his hand right ?

[@WildcardStrider]

@@88feji Something tells me he wouldn't have asked them to, the trio were a sort of rogue element in that he knew they could not be trusted to keep up a facade of normalcy without wavering in their self-control to get at Jonathan. The impression is often given that the count is the sort of man that prefers to do things himself, or that he only trusts himself to do a task correctly. As for his powers, yes he does indeed employ his magic to help him expedite any mundane task but the comedy of it all comes from the fact that he's attempting to keep up appearances in the first place - funnier still is that Jonathan proved himself perceptive and shrewd enough to see beyond the charade, giving a hint that the count makes mistakes and isn't in full control of the situation at all times like he desires. * I am so terribly sorry for droning on like this - I adore the book and the movie to bits.

[@Msciwoj-j4x]

My absolute favourite film. The Victorian era was truly a time to be alive in Europe!

[@JustAnotherBlader]

Lol I love how he signs the letter as “D” like he’s from the hood haha

[@AbrahamLincoln4]

a different kind of hood...

[@mihaildaniel4]

Lol 🤣🤣

[@mihaildaniel4]

@@AbrahamLincoln4 He's the first member of the bloods for sure. I bet he's doing the bloodwalk first thing in the morning.

[@Eidlones]

3:14 Love that camera trick to make it seem like his arm is stretching, or defying physics.

[@IDKeffect82]

I can't stop watching this scene

[@fjuraa]

yea but how did the doop open and close itself :D

[@TheMAnimal617]

Hilarious

[@jimmythegrunt7371]

@@fjuraa A wizard did it.

[@Steveman27]

@@jimmythegrunt7371 Absolutely.

[@joek5882]

I greatly appreciate FFC's insistance on not using CGI special effects especially at a time when it was becoming more and more popular with filmakers and audiences. Today it just seems like a lazy approach to film and makes me love this particular film even more. This scene thoroughly freaked me out especially with the way the horses and carriage make almost no noise as it travels across the ground. So creepy...so awesome!

[@podsmpsg1]

CGI is cheaper, that's why they use it a lot today. Keep costs as low as possible.

[@eeeehuu2130]

CGI makes new stuff possible that wasn’t possible before.

[@rossbooth4635]

Apparently, the only effect used in the entire film is the blue flames at 4:04.

[@BristolCountyMedia]

Yeah, when that second carriage pulled up with the horses running all weird, and the faceless driver, that would have been a big "nope" for me.

[@4rtsyval]

jonathan isn't a particularly bright man. he should've noped out the moment the locals began warning him.

[@bag3lmonst3r72]

2:23 "The dead travel fast." This is a quote from the draft first chapter of Dracula which never made it into the final book. I highly recommend reading it, because that short story is just as chilling as the novel. It's known under the title "Dracula's Guest".

[@connorbyers1872]

I read it in the final book. I don’t know if I’ve read a different version - I read the Barnes & Noble edition, and it’s in the first or second chapter under Harker’s journal entry. But you’re right it’s a great line.

[@morganlafey6791]

It's actually a quote from the poem Lenore,by Gotfried Bugher. It's pretty good.

[@skxlter5747]

​@@connorbyers1872first chapter

[@mfitzy100]

I love Dracula’s bad ass sign off- “Your friend, D” 😂👌

[@magallanesagustin4952]

Count Pimpcula

[@proudpict2057]

This movie is what I believe classical horror style! Perfect!

[@BugRib]

This movie needs a critical reassessment. I think it's one of Coppola's absolute best, and it just gets more and more impressive to me every time I see it!

[@leeh.7786]

Agreed.

[@Gamification360]

2:24 "For the Dead Travel Fast". Such a great neighborhood though, so peaceful!

[@MidnightKingL]

3:58 Apparently, the castle is suppose to look like a corpse laying on a broken throne. Creepy

[@chrishaddock5886]

Finally, someone sees the castle as I did, like a broken throne.

[@TheMAnimal617]

I just noticed that for the first time myself. This movie is so well made reallt true to the setting

[@SamuelBlack84]

Just like Dracula A broken living corpse forever clinging onto the decayed ruins of his long dead kingdom

[@Ashmo613]

This movie did a better job than any other I've seen of capturing the creepiness of the book's beginning.

[@cruisetheautisticboy994]

At 3:19, the guy's like "Hey buddy! Get your ass in my carridge and I'll take you to the Count's castle!"

[@SamuelBlack84]

If I ever become rich, this is exactly how I will bring 'visitors' to my castle 😊

[@coopertomassino6914]

the greatest Dracula movie ever made!!!

[@adrian_veidt]

Seeing Johnny Depp as Ichabod Crane from the movie Sleepy Hollow is the closest thing we can have to seeing him actually play Jonathan Harker

[@cruisetheautisticboy994]

3:44, he's like "What? What's that? I didn't hear!"

[@Webrmaster]

This scene freaks me out!!! I will never dare to go to place like that... imagine how in the world you can escape once you enter that freakin' gate??? Also what's that circle of blue flame???? Some evil spirit or something????

[@tomemeornottomeme1864]

In the book, the blue flames mark where treasure has been buried.

[@ishy3412]

That marks the entrance to Dracula's realm

[@Hmongboi228]

But there are free puppies inside... 💡🤔😮 🐶🐶🐶🐶🥰🥰🥰😍😍

[@talkaboutwacky]

Just a carriage coming to get you from the pits of hell. No reason to be concerned when that gargantuan demonic hand grabs you and puts you into a carriage lulz!

[@ADSCP]

These are epic scenes

[@kovacssandor3474]

The way he pronounce Budapest is really funny :D

[@Omegasupreme267]

That cabby driver looked like a hybrid Xenomorph from the Aliens franchise.

[@Lot_2023]

Oh, look. It's Wynona Ryder, AGAIN. Freakin' kleptomaniac.

[@darthmix]

This movie has its problems - Keanu and Winona are miscast - but I love it for the pieces it gets right, its production design and sense of atmosphere. The journey to Dracula's castle should feel like this; a journey into another dimension, all shadow and dark fantasy.

[@88feji]

Keanu and Winona are the only problems in an otherwise perfect movie ... they shoud sack the casting director, or maybe Coppola thought too highly of their range ...

[@dasgoldeneslied9724]

I have nothing against Keane but Wynona acts like a frozen piece of meat. There were many other actresses of her age for this role like Penelope Cruise, Nicole Kidman, Michelle Pfeiffer, Mylene Farmer, Uma Thurman, Sherilyn Fenn, Emmanuelle Seigner, Marie Trintignant and they could even get an infamous actress for that role to make Mina more mysterious

[@NekroBroly]

I'm thinking the carriage driver is Draculas shadow in disguise

[@fer04i81]

04:04 when you finally reach a safe point in the game

[@JohnWick-bl4io]

I loved every single scene of castle dracula

[@alanmorris7669]

_"Denn die todten reiten schnell."_ For the dead travel fast.

[@darkuser9992]

Watching this on a train to Transilvania 😁👀

[@sanderkoekkoek9866]

If i am correct this all is in the austria-hungarian empire right?

[@chocolatnoir1108]

K Reeves was like 😐😐😐😐😐all the time! 😳😤😱🤣

[@Optimusprimerib36]

The English gentlemen would have pressed the coach driver. "I say man is the castle far? I am talking to you coachman." He just continues this approach until he forces the drivers hand.

[@TheMAnimal617]

I actually think the driver was very gentle it was quite solicitous of him to lift him like a baby into the car. He loves his job.

[@Steveman27]

It's too bad Trevor Belmont wasn't there to rescue Jonathan Harker and get him out of there.

[@gabrielediacodimitri6252]

Bram Stoker's Dracula is actually established in Castlevania lore. The Vampire Killer was momentarily handed to the Morris family, an offshoot of the Belmonts, and in fact it's Quincy the one who gives D the killing blow in both book and movie (so late 1800s), then the whip was passed to his son John (from the game Bloodlines set in 1917) and grandson Jonathan (from Portrait of Ruin, set in 1944) and would return to the Belmont only for the last Dracula killer Julius in 1999. Sorry for geeking out a bit, just a piece of trivia

[@donxavier10]

The scene with the carriage is just laughable. Keanu's blank face reaction to the sudden appearance of a wolf with glowing eyes, plus the talon fingered driver, perfectly demonstrate why he was the wrong actor for this film.

[@donxavier10]

@Hassan Souto I know, right? He's just like "Hmmm... whatever."

[@donxavier10]

@Edward89 that may be true. I never met the guy, but is irrelevant to whether or not he's a good actor

[@willpierson8310]

Some arrival that was. You video went black or that how to the movie is. It’s been a couple years since I’ve seen this movie I don’t remember all the scenes of course.

[@Acig1981]

2:23 "Pentru ca mortii umbla repede"

[@TheTsar1918]

Was that an ornamented head in a box she waved at him?

[@mincewicz]

Damn.... I war looking for this original phrase for years....tks

[@ricktaylor3748]

Right.

[@red_doggo7219]

Why are there so many emojis in the title? There's a cross which I guess makes sense, but the check mark and underlined number 100 don't even need to be there.

[@johnangeles7325]

Never knew,Dracul could be so technologically advance in those days

[@88feji]

Everything in and around the castle is supernatural (the dark forces kind) ...what do you mean by technological ?

[@a7med-aldh45]

4:00 the castle looks like an old man sitting on a chair

[@erikarabie]

What's that jangly box thing that person inside the carriage is wearing? Something gypsy?

[@DafneVallstrom]

Had a nice trainride, now? Welcome to my humble abode. //D.

[@TheAymanhassan]

BLOODBORNE

[@TheMAnimal617]

Immediately after he touches down the weird stuff happens haha biggest wtf moment in the movie when the driver reaches across 8 feet of open air to place him one handed in the car, drives through blue fire, then noone says anything about it.

[@88feji]

I suppose you're also going to be cry foul about the way the shadows are cast on the walls in the movie ... Darling dear, its supposed to be a very stylised movie, of course the director is fully aware of how unnatural some of the scenes are, they are fully intended to be that way .. FACEPALM big time, sigh .. Did you parents deprive you of fantasy horror shows in childhood ... poor thing how squarely your mind is shaped to be ... ... so sad that some people have to bring their fault-finding goggles into a fantasy movie ... leave your sense of reality behind, the best way to enjoy some movies is to stop being a bitch and be more child-like, you'll enjoy the experience more than you bargained for ...

[@TheMAnimal617]

@@88feji Oh I'm not crying jfoul this is the pitfall of the internet and blind posting. I can watch a movie with two minds at once. You have no idea how I really view this movie. It's a very deep reading of Stoker. Bitch please with this off target commentary.

[@88feji]

@@TheMAnimal617 Its precisely because of how illogically unnatural a lot of the scenes are that makes everything feel distorted and creepy ... I like the way the hand extends unnaturally to push him into the carriage, thats why the scene is so interesting ..

[@mikeince2929]

Love this film ..

[@justadood3679]

For the dead travel fast

[@sanah7016]

Des élèves du collège Albert Camus ici ?

[@trevorkeyper48]

I wonder what that castle and its surroundings look like in clear blue skies

[@rewster7]

why subtitles?

[@kokolee1846]

Never forget your towel

[@kokolee1846]

Type writing sounds like cocaine

[@derekburton3726]

2:42 the triangle marker on the road what is it called or the propose of it

[@ArnoldTohtFan]

I wondered about that as well. I thought perhaps it was a milestone, but it looks more like a wooden birdhouse with a creepy dead animal nailed to it, maybe to ward off evil spirits. Perhaps it was placed there by the locals, who are very superstitious.

[@derekburton3726]

@@ArnoldTohtFan I see it in a lot of Dracula films

[@TheSixthDoctor]

That's not a triangle marker or birdhouse. It's a crucifix, where the figure of Jesus is kept from the rain by putting a roof on top of the cross. It's pretty common in the more rural parts of Europe. Myself, I'm from Germany, and I have one such thing within walking distance, like a mile or two from my house, and I live in a fairly big city.

[@fistinyourface7053]

In eastern Europe there was a legend of the Devil in the crossroads, guiding travelers the wrong way. Chapel is supposed to ward off the spirits.

[@Y6fi-lix]

Ah.

[@kokolee1846]

Not like I got it too

[@galwaytribesman9289]

The way his face lights up and the sound of the wolves as the carriage is coming. The whole scene is eerie AF

[@ollin923]

#Zirkus

[@ollin923]

#C*

[@michaelmonteiro3640]

T

[@edthodujamalkoyajamal4155]

What crap. The appearance of the Count at the door way to his castle is not like the Count portrayed in the film. He looks a rather ordinary old man with a drooping white moustache and a grey receding hair line,.and nothing like the fancy bouquet like hair combed like a bees nest. This Cuppola of a film director is mutilating and degrading the very events of Harker's journey to the Castle of Dracula or Dracul narrated by Bram Stoker, the author. Don't upload such maligned version of the novel. Francis Cuppola must be held accountable for vilification of the gothic tale. A rascal of a film director with no compunction to alter the basis of the story of Dracula.Another incongruity with novel is this laughing Count with his child's hair bow at its peak, which we don't find in the concocted story based on the historical events of Vlad the Impaler of Transylvania or the territory of Romania bordering the Carpathian mountain ranges. It is time multitude of film and theatrical producers reign in their own vilification of the original narrative.