Luncheon with the vampire
Not exactly a fan of the living, but not quite dead lords of przydługimi anterior teeth since I was a close encounter of the third stage adaptation of "Dracula" made by Francis Ford Coppola.
From that moment on, totally captivated character of Count Dracula, I trace all his (and his kin) performances in films.
Clearly, I could not get past the "Dracula 2000" especially since the payroll figures the name of one of the most my favorite actors, namely Gerard Butler. Therefore, not quite knowing what to do, sat down in front of the television to watch the work directed by Lussier, with a script named Joel Soisson (brave decision, I would have to by anything like it admitted). It started to be very interesting, namely beautifully filmed sequence showing the schooner "Demeter" carrying on board their chests to the ground and, of course, Dracula. The sequence of words alluded to "Nosferatu," Murnau, cameraman did a great job, a composer too.
You could say it got cool. Unfortunately, the further it was only worse. Here's to a very closely guarded treasure of a man named Van Helsing, a group of thieves breaks.
I can speak inexperience
Its content turns out to be quite disappointing, our team of brave thugs, therefore, decides to bring the coffin found there, as we all are, the reasons unknown to me, is deeply convinced that it must hide the treasures of Van Helsing. The bizarre logic, but I do it. Thieves, with the coffin under his arm, to get on his plane and fly away. Of course, the way her release from the coffin tenant, which, of course, turns out to be much hungry and angry as hell Dracula. This in turn eats all, a plane falls of New Orleans, where he lives in Van Helsing's daughter named Mary.
Which is urgently looking for the daughter of Dracula.
A visit to hell
Here, let not agree with the statement of Adam Pawlowski, supposedly "Dracula 2000" contained in the shallows behind numerous feature films. To this were so, would first have to have a story, a conglomeration of chaotic scenes in which someone attacks someone, someone beats someone, someone escapes, and someone snaps his teeth, lay claim to that name can not. To make it worse, that replacing a patchwork story includes a rare idiocy water.
How else can determine, for example, the idea of submitting the corpses of victims of plane crash in the auditorium of the local town hall, whose doors are open at any time of the day and does not stand in front of them at least one police officer? Or what does a reporter on a completely empty swamp, in which lie the remains of the plane, and all have long since gone the distance, and why exactly on emergency services poprzestały wydłubaniu corpses from the wreckage and empty coffins, then packed up belongings, not even having secured the crash site? And so on and so forth. I have the impression that logic is completely alien to the creator of the script.
General misery completes acting. Starring is terribly wooden, which excels in playing Mary Justine Waddell, as natural in its expression of what the average osinowy pin, while Angelina Jolie's former husband, Jonny Lee Miller, falls only slightly better. The only interesting object on the screen remains Gerard Butler, not only because it presents its supermęskie body, but also because it presents a good level of acting. Unfortunately, as if to spite you very much the writer tried to Gerard not przemęczał, ograniczywszy him acting tasks to a minimum.
Which means that the main job is to make beautiful Scot possibly dangerous minutes, snapping teeth and flapping cloak.
And they have such a charismatic Dracula that please sit down and wasted the chance. All the issues expressed by Butler (who all the time, I do not know why, operates on the lowest registers of his voice) in this film can be written down on one discipline of a notebook and do not need to do this small print, written in large scrawl it would fit and it freely.
But he plays one of the most important figures in the movie! The same is indeed the case with the other characters, which makes the dialogues are, bringing mainly to eroticised postękiwań vampires and shouts of "Shit!". In all fairness I must note that this is the work of a few advantages such as excellent photos, very good music, special effects on a good level and interesting idea about the origin of the most famous Vampire. Unfortunately, they are not enough to offset the drawbacks mentioned above, embellished to this clumsy advertorial chain stores, "Virgin," whose logo pushes viewers eyes persistently and without a hint of finesse. Unless someone is an avid fan of Gerard Butler or vampires, 'Dracula 2000' can see. I would advise others to stay away.
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