Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (1922)'s comments - page 2

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Quatrus

Saw it in my local theatre last night. And it was a very good movie. Although some times it lost my attention, but I think it was primarily because of the music which was at times not very eerie but rather comical. It probably depends on which version you see. The version I saw also named the vampire count Dracula instead of Orlok, probably due to the copyright.

12 years 6 months ago

Nintendude94

My 6 year old sister watched this with me and loved it.

13 years 5 months ago

George Bailey

SW, I totally disagree! I'm 14 and I hated Twilight!

13 years 6 months ago

BreizhDre

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7p3ct5hcks

7 years 9 months ago

CYF

A true vampire movie, not like we have today. Only comment: people were slow readers back then

10 years 8 months ago

dirte_lawndre

Good film and Nosferatu just looks so damm creepy. The story is well paced and I liked the chemistry between Hutter and Ellen. Ps - Ellen is pretty gorgeous so the film gets extra points from me :-)

11 years 10 months ago

kayadams

i fell in love with this movie two years ago. i love it so, so much. everything about it is beautiful!

12 years 6 months ago

saydin7

creepy

13 years 6 months ago

Paper_Okami

Actually scratch that 3rd favorite 1. Psycho 2. The Shining 3. Nosferatu all 3 are fantastic though.

13 years 10 months ago

TheGallopingGhost

This has the pacing and style of a Final Fantasy cut scene circa Final Fantasy 7.

14 years 4 months ago

Siskoid

Going back to 1922's silent classic, Nosferatu, a Dracula movie in all but name (or names, all changed, but not enough for director F.W. Murnau to be sued by Stoker's widow, which led to the film almost being lost when a judge ordered all copies destroyed - an American print survived) and one that's even SLOWER than the 1931 Universal classic. By the time the vampire gets to the equivalent of London, we're in the third act. It is still interesting to see the very old school effects - I particularly love the play of shadows that no doubt inspired Coppola's 1992 Dracula film - but truth be told, everything people remember about this film is in the last 15 minutes. That's where it's fascinating. Otherwise, it's just playing for time and the modern literate audience is probably just drawing up differences between it and the source material.

6 years 6 months ago

Paper_Okami

My second favorite horror film after The Shining.

13 years 10 months ago

SLionsCricket

Half a terrific movie and another half of a movie that was slow paced and uninteresting to me. The ending left me very disappointed, too abrupt. 3/5

10 years 6 months ago

spacew0man

Nosferatu is clearly a beloved classic, and I do enjoy it every time I watch it. That said, it is so similar to Dracula by Bram Stoker that it's practically the same story with different names thrown in. That honestly the only thing that has ever disappointed me about the movie. Still one I watch at least once a year!

8 years 5 months ago

Skyscore

http://www.afisha.ru/movie/170261/review/146537/

12 years 1 month ago