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This film was directed by Gary Shore. Okay, this film tells a different story about Dracula. It therefore recreates the familiar horror character. The horror character is turned into a classic hero who plays with darkness. Many fans of classic Dracula ideals would despise this film. This film also plays the familiar tune of off-beat recreated classical tales with a good anti-hero. The story, albeit very predictable, is darkly heartfelt. It gives Dracula his only bad quality, in that he chooses ultimate vengeance over anything else. Since he is given his abilities early, there is hardly any suspense or actual horror. Which makes the film more emotional. With his only weakness being the sunlight, he destroys these armies within minutes. The film does present several great visual effects sequences. There is plenty of violence though. There is also a small possibility of a potential sequel. Luke Evans played the role of Dracula/Vlad. He created the perfect anti-hero that audiences could feel sympathetic for. His performance carried the films emotionally dark tone. Sarah Gadon played the role of Mirena. She was a could companion actor to Evans. Dominic Cooper played the role of Mehmed II. More could've done with the character to make him even more vile than he already was. Nevertheless, he is a good opposition for Evans. Charles Dance played the role of the Master Vampire. This is the monster variation that most audiences were expecting Dracula to be.
I give this film 3 out of 5 stars! It is a good basis for a modern dark film. However, fans of the original Dracula will be disappointed.
Answer to last blog: Voice actress Allison Janney, Mr. Peabody and Sherman, also voice acted in the Pixar-Disney film Finding Nemo.
Que: Which television show does not feature actor Charles Dance?
Game of Thrones
Secret State
House of Cards
Bleak House
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