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...and it even comes out on my birthday weekend.

See you there, my darkling darlings.🖤

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Would need to see more.  Not quite buying Nick Cage as Dracula, the supporting characters seem a bit flat, and Renfield himself seems a bit too well-adjusted, even after 125 years of coming to terms with his "new normal."  But all that could change with the next trailer.

 

TSDR - Tim Burton's "Batman," or Des McAnuff's "The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle"?  Could go either way.

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Why does this remind me so much of Abe Lincoln: Vampire Hunter? That movie should have been terrible but it both was and wasn't.

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I just saw this trailer myself elsewhere.  Well, it's a good trailer, but they can't be trusted ha ha, so who knows?  I do have my interest piqued though, so it worked on that level.

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It felt very Shaun Of The Dead to me - comedy, sure, but also horror, played by horror rules. 

And I have no idea if Nic can pull it off either, but it'll be a gloriously Nic performance either way.

If anything's bothering me, they're going a little heavy on the comic book tones of the lighting, but it'll definitely have its own tone and style.

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After watching Matchstick Men in the theater, a movie which was promoted as a comedy, I've sworn off ever watching any Nicholas Cage movies ever again.

Even if they're free. 

I remember clearly that the large audience in attendance at the movie collectively laughed twice.

In 2 hours.

And the laughs were more "laugh-cringe" than "LMAO" laughs.

I'll also never believe a national movie critic again, because that's the reason I chose that movie in the first place.

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What, me worry?

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9 hours ago, Mopery said:

I've sworn off ever watching any Nicholas Cage movies ever again

That seems like depriving yourself of... a lot... of movies. Though I don't think I'm ever going to work through his collection of the last couple of years - he's been working like a man possessed. Some of it's fun (Mandy, Colour Out Of Space, and silly but entertaining FNAF-ripoff Willy's Wonderland), some of it...

 

...well, if anyone can tell me how in the name of rum'n'raisin fudge this thing got greenlighted, it would be relevant to my interests.

 

 

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