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DeAge™ : 6164 days • Here since 1 august 2009

Francis Ford Coppola Dracula di Bram Stoker

22 dec 09

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feel free to stick to your opinion, just avoid saying that I'm talking nonsense, though thanks, or quote me where in the book Mina falls in love with the vampire.

Francis Ford Coppola Dracula di Bram Stoker

22 dec 09

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I still agree that the review is terrible...

Black Breath Razor To Oblivion

22 dec 09

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we should just leave them alone, the sleier are done for now

Joel Coen Crocevia Della Morte

22 dec 09

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cute, nothing more; the Coen brothers have done better both before and after.

Nirvana In Utero

22 dec 09

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the review of a loser outcast...

Ernesto Che Guevara Diario del Che in Bolivia

22 dec 09

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"you’re pitiful but you’re also funny, keep going..." I totally agree! Please continue.

Francis Ford Coppola Dracula di Bram Stoker

22 dec 09

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Wow! Among the users of Debaser, we now also have a eunuch! Coppola's Dracula is, by the director's own admission, the adaptation of Stoker's book into the atmospheres of Le Fanu's Carmilla. The film's subtitle, if I remember correctly, is: "Love Never Dies." Stoker's Dracula didn't waste time on feelings like love, which instead happened with the Carmilla Millarca EccEcc of the Irish author.

Ernesto Che Guevara Diario del Che in Bolivia

21 dec 09

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I would like to point out to den vlams that if he wants, he doesn’t have to come here.

Francis Ford Coppola Dracula di Bram Stoker

21 dec 09

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@useless: In Coppola's Dracula, the main theme is Mina's perverse love for the Count. A topic that is not mentioned at all in Stoker's book (you have read the book, right?). I'd say that it is certainly not the most faithful version of the book. The most faithful one I've seen is Nosferatu with Klaus Kinski, which you have OBVIOUSLY not seen.