stigmata20022000-124-114909
Being a writer myself I am very fond of Dracula Movies since from child hood I have seen many sleepy ,old ,slow moving Dracula who even couldn't seduce a pet But still after 15 years when I watched this movie ..It looks awesome ..This was the first time it redefined the term "Dracula" how he should look ..how he should walk & most brilliantly how he should seduce a women enhancing the lust in her .The outlook was amazing Both writers have summarized the every myth written about Dracula in just 90 minutes was wonderful .I know most people were disappointed because of the absence of extra nudity ..but who else needed that if you have good plot beautiful caste ..splendid special effects you don't need the crutches of nudity whether some one would like or not but this Trilogy closed the chapters of Dracula movies for good
jacobjohntaylor1
4.9 is underrating this movie. It is a great movie. This is a Dracula sequel and it is very scary. It is one of the scariest movies of all time. This movie does not scary then no movie will scary you. This movie has a great story line. It also has great acting. It also has great special effects. Patrick Lussier is a great director. Gerard Butler is a great actor. He is very scary in this movie. Justine Waddell is a great actress. Jonny Lee Miller is great actor. See this movie. It is a great movie. It is no 4.9. It is a lot better. If you want to scared you should see this movie. It is a true masterpiece in horror. Try not to get to scared.
wes-connors
In 1897, while the credits roll, rats crawl around some presumably dead bodies on a ship. Without explanation, we are diverted to 2000 London. Elderly antique collector Christopher Plummer (as Matthew Van Helsing), presumably the descendant of Bram Stoker's original vampire hunter, discusses business with surrogate son Jonny Lee Miller (as Simon Sheppard). Meanwhile, a gang of thieves looking for treasure break into Mr. Plummer's vault. They find a sealed coffin. The crooks assume it to be filled with riches, although they are unable to look inside. The take the coffin to New Orleans by plane...The titular "Dracula" is released, by daring Danny Masterson (as Nightshade). Gerard Butler (as Dracula) acts the roll vainly. There is a good deal of vampire action. The women herein are very sexy, beginning with beautiful bed camera angles uncovering "Virgin" clerk Justine Waddell (as Mary Heller). She has a secret. Also look out for seductive roommate Colleen Fitzpatrick (as Lucy), self-described sucker Jennifer Esposito (as Solina) and luscious TV newscaster Jeri Ryan (as Valerie Sharpe), The film has a twist on the "Dracula" story which you may find clever or stupid; my reaction was definitely the latter.**** Dracula 2000 (12/22/00) Patrick Lussier ~ Gerard Butler, Jonny Lee Miller, Justine Waddell, Christopher Plummer
