Speaking of vampires, the movies that come to mind include "Twilight", "Night Interview with Vampires", "Don't Let Anyone In", etc., this time talking about a movie shot in 1992 - "Four Hundred Years of Thrilling Feelings". It's not just a dark and eerie vampire legend, it's also a poignant love movie. The main actors are all big names, Gary Oldman (starring Hannibal), Winona Red (the heroine of Edward Scissorhands), Keanu Levi 's (The Matrix)" and so on. Adapted from Bram Stoker's vampire novel Dracula, in 1462, the Turks invaded Constantinople and threatened Christian rule, and count Dracula was ordered to conquer, but just as he was victorious, rumors spread in the city that he had died in battle. His wife Elizabeth (Winona) commits suicide by throwing herself into the river out of grief, and the triumphant Dracula only sees his wife's body, and cannot enter heaven because Elizabeth is a suicide. He turned his anger on God, incarnated as evil, and continued his life by sucking blood, becoming an immortal vampire zombie.
Dracula and Elizabeth
Four hundred years later, in 1897, in London, the lawyer Johnnerson (Keanu Reeves) was commissioned to the Dracula family castle in Transylvania, Romania, to handle the nobleman's real estate business in London. He had to be separated from his fiancée, Meina (Winona Ryder), for a while.
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The owner of the castle was none other than Count Dracula, who found Thata looked strikingly similar to Elizabeth, believing that Mena was Elizabeth's reincarnation, and immediately detained Jonathan with a trick and sailed to London.
Returning to their youthful ways, Dracula and Mena meet on the streets of London and look back at déjà vu.
From acquaintance, to talking happily, to falling in love again, Mina was lost in this relationship.
However, When Jonah returns, Dracula seduces and turns Mina's friend Lucy into a vampire, so Mena marries Jonah.
The mystic Van Helsing hypnotizes Mina, using her love for Dracula to track dracula and plans to eliminate him completely. Eventually, mina tearfully pushed the dagger that had been stabbed into Dracula's chest, piercing his heart and cutting off his head. At the last moment, Dracula finally came to his senses and returned to the bosom of God.
The most attractive thing about this drama is not only the poignant love of the vampire, but also the pure retro style, the luxurious gorgeous costume scene, making people feel as if they are in 19th century London, and the starring role is exactly when the style is flourishing, which is really an audiovisual enjoyment.