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Can you please tell me what it's about?
Having recently read Dracula I can't see how the film makes any sense at all. From what I gather, in the film he goes around slaying numerous famous creatures from horror stories and is a fairly young man and a good, fearless fighter. The only similarity I can see is that he has a good knowledge of vampires.
So, can anybody explain?
Having recently read Dracula I can't see how the film makes any sense at all. From what I gather, in the film he goes around slaying numerous famous creatures from horror stories and is a fairly young man and a good, fearless fighter. The only similarity I can see is that he has a good knowledge of vampires.
So, can anybody explain?
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JFH wrote:
> Chr1s wrote:
> It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
>
> But if somebody made a film about Moses you'd expect it to follow the
> traditional storie rather than turning him into a world class surfer
> who parts the waves purely to be able to perform better tricks. Same
> principle applies here.
Has to be entertaining though, and the original Van Helsing looks like it would have made for an even worse movie than what we got.
> Chr1s wrote:
> It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
>
> But if somebody made a film about Moses you'd expect it to follow the
> traditional storie rather than turning him into a world class surfer
> who parts the waves purely to be able to perform better tricks. Same
> principle applies here.
Has to be entertaining though, and the original Van Helsing looks like it would have made for an even worse movie than what we got.
Chr1s wrote:
> It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
But if somebody made a film about Moses you'd expect it to follow the traditional storie rather than turning him into a world class surfer who parts the waves purely to be able to perform better tricks. Same principle applies here.
> It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
But if somebody made a film about Moses you'd expect it to follow the traditional storie rather than turning him into a world class surfer who parts the waves purely to be able to perform better tricks. Same principle applies here.
JFH wrote:
> But Van Helsing isn't a monster hunter, he's a professor from Holland.
> He has 'reddish hair' too, it makes no sense!
It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
It has to be good though, which is something that Van Helsing very much is not.
> But Van Helsing isn't a monster hunter, he's a professor from Holland.
> He has 'reddish hair' too, it makes no sense!
It's a movie, it doesn't have to make sense.
It has to be good though, which is something that Van Helsing very much is not.
But Van Helsing isn't a monster hunter, he's a professor from Holland. He has 'reddish hair' too, it makes no sense!
Yeah, it's about this monster hunter who sets out to fight Dracula.
There's a plot somewhere. It's just all this comedy-ness has blocked it out. Watch it, it's very good.
There's a plot somewhere. It's just all this comedy-ness has blocked it out. Watch it, it's very good.
Can you please tell me what it's about?
Having recently read Dracula I can't see how the film makes any sense at all. From what I gather, in the film he goes around slaying numerous famous creatures from horror stories and is a fairly young man and a good, fearless fighter. The only similarity I can see is that he has a good knowledge of vampires.
So, can anybody explain?
Having recently read Dracula I can't see how the film makes any sense at all. From what I gather, in the film he goes around slaying numerous famous creatures from horror stories and is a fairly young man and a good, fearless fighter. The only similarity I can see is that he has a good knowledge of vampires.
So, can anybody explain?
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