January 3, 2008
The ultimate silent movie, extreme german impressionism, Max Shreck is amazing. This is THE vampire movie.
Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens (Nosferatu, a Symphony of Horror) (Nosferatu the Vampire) Reviews and Ratings
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December 28, 2007A bit dated but still lots of fun. Has some genuinely creepy moments. Max Schrek is a freaky mawfucker.
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December 27, 2007Very creepy. Excellent early experimentation with lights and shadows. A good watch for film students/buffs.
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December 11, 2007Some aspect of direction are really interesting, but the story is making us loosing interest as it goes further and further, but it's still goot and the experience worth the watch.
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December 8, 2007The scariest movie you'll HAVE to pay attention to. Artistically & visually movie magic
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December 5, 2007Pretty good, although I didn't realize it was nearly the same as Bram Stoker's Dracula.
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November 28, 2007It's hard for me to sit through a silent movie, but I was interested in seeing this adaptation of the story of Dracula. Amazingly overacted by all cast except for the lead, Max Schreck. The ending sort of just happened without any of the brouhaha of today's films. It's worth a vi...( read more)
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November 22, 2007J'ai entendu dire que les acteurs qui jouait avec le célèbre Nosferatu avait vraiment peur de l'acteur. Il avait des dents longues, un visage long, des grandes oreilles et des ongles pointus. Mouhahahha.
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November 17, 2007Vintage Dracula tale. Age has only made this scary tale better, this is the best Dracula film.
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November 4, 2007watch the movie "shadow of the vampire" after seeing this. the premise of it is the actor playing orlok is actually a vampire.
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November 2, 2007A classic. This movie used shadows and mood to scare people and at some times it still does.
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October 21, 2007By far and away my favorite vampire movie of all time. It is obviously a silent flim but I think that it makes it just that much creepier. The image of the vampire's shadow climbing up the stairs is forever burned into the back of my brain. If you havent seen this one do yourself...( read more)
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October 20, 2007i'm up for pretty much anything with vampires... and there's nothing wrong with black and white films!
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October 11, 2007Amazing cinematography, classic black/white and silent film!!! First Vampire movie, incredible...
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October 9, 2007A classic telling of the Dracula story, with the villain here renamed Count Orlok for the sake of legality. I really wish for a return of this black and white expressionist cinema, because these early German films put images on film that are very rarely surpassed by anything tod...( read more)
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October 4, 2007Incredibly atmospheric and visually creepy silent vampire film. The primitive special effects and overall agedness of Nosferatu work to make it seem especially eerie when compared to more modern horror.
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September 30, 2007Its a good movie I guess, but, being so old, inevitably slow, unless you are a hardcore movie viewer.
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September 27, 2007pretty good i think i liked it but watching it in class makes it kinda hard to watch something
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September 24, 2007I agree with all historians that declare this film as a milestone in movie history. The true account of Count Olaf the terrible is creepier than any modern horror
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September 21, 2007One of those classic silent films that is required viewing for any film geek. Sure it's sorta dull in parts but, hey the movie is eighty some years old.
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September 16, 2007Silent films are hard to sit through. It's something that most hardcore film lovers would deny, of course, but the fact is, silent movies are often slow, monotonous, and difficult to pay attention to (especially for a modern viewer, who's been weened on television commercials and...( read more)
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September 15, 2007This is a classic. I think it's cool that so many experimental techniques in visual filmmaking were originally used in horror movies to freak out the audience.
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September 14, 2007so cool, i love it, me dio mucho interes y me encanto, los efectos de sombra, luz, las metaforas, el lenfguaje cinematografico en general...brutal
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September 10, 2007WOW, this was so awesome. I loved the shadows, i loved the effects, the stereotypes, the make-up, the eye-brow, the theatrical acting, the editing, the lights, the music. This was one hell of a watch. As soon as my German is at a a reading level, I'll watch this in its original. ...( read more)
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September 10, 2007The lonliest Dracula of cinema!! I love Count Dracula in this movie.
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September 10, 2007I love this movie to death. F.W. Murnau proves you don't need fancy special effects or even dialogue to create an atmospheric horror film. An eerie masterpiece of German cinema.
