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By Martin T (888) on 11 Jan 2010

Að mörgu leyti gölluð mynd, langdregin framan af, illa klippt á köflum, illa leikin - með örfáum stórum undantekningum, Klaus Kinski…

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By Trevor C (307) on 03 Jan 2010

This film, just like the original, is visually amazing. I wouldn't necessarily call it the same movie as the original, because it isn't…

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By Eduardo C (424) on 28 Dec 2009

Why remake a film that was not only flawless to begin with, but easily one of the best and most influential in the history of motion pictures…

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By Agilulfe M (10) on 24 Dec 2009

C'est un remake, mais quel remake…

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By Pera K (57) on 13 Dec 2009

Amazing performances by Kinski and Adjani and one of the greatest horror movies ever made…

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By Phillip S (296) on 03 Dec 2009

Uma homenagem curiosa do grande Werner Herzog para um dos maiores clássicos do Expressionismo Alemão…

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By Kevin R (2,184) on 02 Dec 2009

This movie does not quite deserve my 100% rating but I can't give it 99% so I round up…

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By Arash X (169) on 27 Nov 2009

Nearly as great as Murnau's Nosferatu,A bleak & creepy tone, A few memorable surrealistic sequences like the boy who plays violin or the dancing…

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By Paul P (1,688) on 24 Nov 2009

Herzog's Nosferatu is like a fleshed out version of Murnau's groundbreaking film…

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By Karna A (2) on 23 Nov 2009

Beautifully shot, Kinski is great as ever. I love the abscence of music, as in most Herzog films, it makes for a so much more terrifying atmosphere…

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By Daniel S (2,332) on 21 Nov 2009

Had a very creepy atmosphere throughout, very creepy music. I liked the trip to Draculas castle and how the town was ravaged by the plague…

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By Shawn M (1,280) on 13 Nov 2009

By the end of this one, I wasn't sure how much I liked it…

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By Orlok N (118) on 01 Nov 2009

The original was a masterpiece of horror, but somehow this film manages to be even more enchanting in even more ways than the original was…

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By The R (61) on 01 Nov 2009

The original was a masterpiece of horror, but somehow this film manages to be even more enchanting in even more ways than the original was…

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By Joey G (331) on 17 Oct 2009

Bruno Ganz and Klaus Kinski in a film directed by Werner Herzog, you can't beat that…

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By Bayley B (52) on 14 Oct 2009

Awful awful film, bleak, dark, depressing, makes you feel ill just watching…

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By David S (4,459) on 14 Oct 2009

When creating a list of films whose remakes are superior to, or just as good as it's predecessors, the Herzog/Kinski collaboration on Nosferatu…

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By ♥Daisy (Moderator) . (35) on 13 Oct 2009

One of the classics and best vampire movies around…

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By Ross M (648) on 03 Oct 2009

A wonderful film that expands on F.W. Murnau's silent classic…

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By Michael A Elkana F (75) on 08 Sep 2009

Great remake, Klaus Kinski was good, but no one can replace Max Schreck as the real bone-chilling Count Orlok…

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