@@aileensvintageworldIt was originaly going to be more accurate but the movie high ups told them to cut stuff because it was way to much violent and sexualy ofensive, the movie was going to be 1h and 43 minutes long but got cuted to 1h and 20 minutes.
@@ALIENWORLD i just finished listening to it on yt here from a channel called... ah... Ghost Stories or Ghost Classics or something? Great narration. I'm... i'm a bit lukewarm on the story itself though. Did you finish? What did you think?
I'm reminded of a German line from Bram Stoker's Dracula: "Denn die Todten reiten Schnell," which translates to "for the dead travel fast." (from the German poem Lenore by Gottfried August Bürger). The word "reiten" means "to ride," evoking spectral riders moving swiftly through the night. In the poem, Lenore is taken on a nocturnal ride by her dead fiancé, who is later revealed to be Death, carrying her to her grave for her sin of blasphemy. It underscores the supernatural speed and unyielding inevitability of death (a theme that resonates in Dracula). Despite his centuries-long existence, Dracula cannot escape the inevitability of death. The German phrase "die Todten" (the dead) has an archaic, weighty tone that can't really be captured in English. While the original poem ties the sin of blasphemy to Lenore’s fate, this motif is beautifully echoed in the Dracula movie. I could go on about this but I already wrote too much. 😭 Side note: The novel leaves more to the imagination, painting Dracula as a figure who has acquired his dark powers through mysterious means, but not necessarily as a consequence of renouncing God in a specific moment. Just thinking about this makes me :') because Francis Ford Coppola clearly read the book and understood the assignment!
Oh gosh, do you have this on Spotify? I recently learned that another channel (Elemental SoundWorks) has theirs on streaming and I would love to add some of these songs if possible. I hear it uses some of the Dracula soundtrack in the back so it might be copyrighted - but if not, please consider adding it to streaming. Also, they should make soundtracks like this!! It's really unique and fits the atmosphere well!
![Summer Walker - Heart Of A Woman [Official Lyric Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/SFddctbZzw8/mqdefault.jpg)
Please consider doing the inside of the castle? The echoes, the voices, the snarls...
"Listen to them! The children of the night! What sweet music they make"
❤🎉6:25pm
Jerry and I
I know the movie is very different from the book, but I can’t seem to get it out of my mind. It’s like it holds a part of me now.
I think the 1992 one is the most accurate to the source than any other,of course they did change some things a little but it's still very very similar
@@aileensvintageworldIt was originaly going to be more accurate but the movie high ups told them to cut stuff because it was way to much violent and sexualy ofensive, the movie was going to be 1h and 43 minutes long but got cuted to 1h and 20 minutes.
A unique case where film is better than the book.
I actually love everything they did with the movie. After so many years it's still my absolute favorite ❤️
@@maussolo Bro...no...
An amazing movie. Love the sound of rain.
The music of this movie is so gorgeous. Dark gothic polish masterpiece ❤
My All Time favorite movie. Hands down. A Masterpiece.
My favorite movie. The visuals, the sounds, the acting and story...it's just engrossing to me. My favorite Anthony Hopkins role, too.
This is beautiful, I LOVE all the thunder and haunting vocals
I've got "I've crossed oceans of time to find you" scene tattooed and the words aswell
Cool😯
I have crossed oceans of time to find this channel..
So creepily relaxing i love it
I've always loved Dracula, since I was a child!
This captures the movie PERFECTLY. Thank you!
This castle, this land is old... and has many bad memories... be warned.
I'm sure I understand
GREAT LOVE STORY..................READ THE BOOK AND SEE A WORLD UNFOLD.
THANK YOU ALIENWORLDS.
JAN 5 2023.
It's on the list of things to read 📚
@@ALIENWORLD DONE IN LETTERS AND JOURNAL ENTRIES. ENJOY.
You are doing gods work.
The children of the night such sweet music they make
Those wolf howls are bone chilling
"There is much to be learned from beasts."
Gonna use this for my Strahd campaign, I mean if you’re okay with it.
Currently I have no feelings, do what you will. 👽
@@ALIENWORLD Yay
spectacular I loved it, one of my favorite movies forever
Small criticism, but probably too much thunder noise.
Thunder on steroids 🌩
it's a very angry storm.
lul it's perfect
love the sound scape very tranquil and relaxing
We Sizzler Twists have a right to be proud! What devil or witch was ever so great as Atilla, whose blood flows in these veins? Blood.....😎
Spoiler alert... I haven't started chapter 1 yet.
@@ALIENWORLD i just finished listening to it on yt here from a channel called... ah... Ghost Stories or Ghost Classics or something? Great narration. I'm... i'm a bit lukewarm on the story itself though. Did you finish? What did you think?
I'm reminded of a German line from Bram Stoker's Dracula: "Denn die Todten reiten Schnell," which translates to "for the dead travel fast." (from the German poem Lenore by Gottfried August Bürger). The word "reiten" means "to ride," evoking spectral riders moving swiftly through the night. In the poem, Lenore is taken on a nocturnal ride by her dead fiancé, who is later revealed to be Death, carrying her to her grave for her sin of blasphemy.
It underscores the supernatural speed and unyielding inevitability of death (a theme that resonates in Dracula). Despite his centuries-long existence, Dracula cannot escape the inevitability of death. The German phrase "die Todten" (the dead) has an archaic, weighty tone that can't really be captured in English. While the original poem ties the sin of blasphemy to Lenore’s fate, this motif is beautifully echoed in the Dracula movie. I could go on about this but I already wrote too much. 😭
Side note: The novel leaves more to the imagination, painting Dracula as a figure who has acquired his dark powers through mysterious means, but not necessarily as a consequence of renouncing God in a specific moment. Just thinking about this makes me :') because Francis Ford Coppola clearly read the book and understood the assignment!
“I’ve crossed oceans of time to find you”
I like it, but I can't appreciate the music, the sound of the storm is too loud, would you consider fixing it?
You are right. The storm is bit too loud.
Oh gosh, do you have this on Spotify? I recently learned that another channel (Elemental SoundWorks) has theirs on streaming and I would love to add some of these songs if possible. I hear it uses some of the Dracula soundtrack in the back so it might be copyrighted - but if not, please consider adding it to streaming.
Also, they should make soundtracks like this!! It's really unique and fits the atmosphere well!
Awesome video it
"I am longing to be with you, and by the sea, where we can talk together freely and build our castles in the air." - Mina in a letter to Lucy. 😭
I dance in the Rain.............................
"Welcome to my house. Come freely. Go safely; and leave something of the happiness you bring."
I do like that they changed House to Home in the movie and the way Gary Oldman delivers that line! He was perfect casting!
"I want be what you are, see what you see, love what you love,"-Mina Harker
Does anyone know of a guitar tutorial for "Love Remembered"? thank you
Dee chidren of duh niyeet. Vut sveet myoosik dey mayek hmm?
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Look what your god has done to me! You shouldn't believe in such trinkets of deceit...this Transylvania...