ITT: post kino villains
ITT: post kino villains
Joshua Garcia
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Levi Martin
Luis Price
Aiden Adams
this film aged like fine wine
Matthew Russell
Gabriel Cox
Nathan Foster
Sebastian Torres
Keanu was miscast in my opinion. I always pictured Jonathan as looking almost stereotypically English, not as some pretty boy.
Charles Walker
Jeremiah Peterson
Me.
Luke Taylor
Zordar.
David Peterson
The problem Keanu had in this movie was that he was starring opposite Oldman who was at the top of his game, he looked awful in comparison.
Brayden Roberts
I think he's perfect
Jaxon Turner
Blake Cook
It's great. I don't know why it doesn't get more recognition.
Isaiah Powell
Not the most intimidating looking villain, but damn does he deliver on giving a genuinely unsettling performance.
Luis Thomas
personally never heard of the guy, but he's in like every history documentary i've ever seen
Nathan Diaz
This will always be the most kino vampire scene ever made.
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Alexander Thompson
Yes, he was certainly terrible compared to Oldman, but he was also objectively terrible. He's not a good actor. That's just it.
Austin Howard
>I eat pieces of shit like you for breakfast
Evan Edwards
yeah due in no small part to how Coppola insisted all the effects being old techniques done in-camera with no early 90's CG
Blake Martinez
Charles Price
Evan Clark
Camden Johnson
When a pirate does a racism near me
Eli Wright
OP said villains
Brandon Hughes
This one right here
>I FUCKED YOUR WIFE LARRY! I SERIOUSLY FUCKED HER!
Adrian Fisher
I think he did a good job in Devil's Advocate, Speed and the first Bill&Ted movie. Dracula just wasn't a good fit for him.
Lucas Thompson
Blake Nelson
Oldman mogged the rest of the cast so fucking hard in this. If I was Keanu I would have quit acting, what a fucking embarrassment in comparison
Ethan Barnes
this is the film that finally convinced me that keanu isn't a bad actor, he's just really really good at making other actors look great next to him
Ryan Wright
Top 10 movie scores of all time
Fight me
Jeremiah Foster
Tasteful.
Jaxson Watson
Coincidentally I've been listening to the e-book of Dracula at work this week. Is the 1992 movie the best adaptation? The only one I've seen is Nosferatu from 1922.
William Ross
It deviates but is the closest so far.
Owen Allen
Brayden Gomez
>this director went on to direct Twixt