How Vlad became Dracula

He renounced god when the love of his life died, Dracula's origin story is hardcore!!
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Hi everyone! What grade (out of 10) would you give this video?

[@DragoMusivini]

9/11

[@ThomaskellySr.]

10 , I’ve always enjoyed the movie

[@bethdane7459]

10! One of my favorite movies of all time ❤️

[@specialk9424]

So, it comes down to, this is all the priest's fault. Instead of offering comfort to a grieving man, he thinks the best course of action is "Hey, buddy, I know your wife, who you loved with all your heart and soul, is dead, and your entire world is shattered, but I'd like to take this opportunity, while you sob uncontrollably, to remind you that she's in Hell, suffering for eternity." Shit, no wonder Dracula lost it.

[@arvinsim]

Just goes to show how careless words can destroy a life.

[@Darklarik3]

@@arvinsim Or rather that the church is, was, and will always be a POS

[@The_Curious_Cat]

Vlad: "Unsubscribed. 1 star rating to God. Would give zero stars if possible".

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Dracula: "Well then...might as well join her" *Becomes a vampire*

[@Painful_Production]

Sure, blame the priest, not like it was Elisabeta falt for believing in Spam mail/ Fake news.

[@allantulli5546]

I never noticed but Anthony Hopkins is the priest.

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Mmm...Van Helsing previous incarnation?

[@simplyyellow6240]

@@NoName-hg6cc anchestor

[@damianstarks3338]

This opening is iconic haunting and tragic at the same time.

[@NATEDOG]

The priest or whatever he is that told him she’s damned is an idiot: you don’t tell a man who just lost his wife that she’s in Hell

[@_patontheback_]

Back then there's no political correctness. They just tell them as is.

[@justice4all190]

LoL, what should he tell him? This is realism son 😂

[@NATEDOG]

@justice4all190 um "sorry for your loss". Tell him she's damned if he asks, but don't tell him while he's crying

[@trashmonkey9726]

Its a f%$#ing movie bro lol

[@NATEDOG]

@@trashmonkey9726 no $#!^

[@Khan613]

This is such a great origin, it is a fantastic fall from grace, anything for his love.
I like the origin from Dracula Untold too. But Charles Dance is just next level.

[@danielvargas6414]

After this movie, no more good dracula's movies.

[@DTSsince2016]

There was Dracula: Untold. That's one of my favorites

[@Shadowman820]

@@DTSsince2016 Yeah while Dracula Untold wasn't as good as this one it was still a good movie .

[@mksolid82]

This film is epic until the very final act. The final fight with Dracula is over far too quickly. Had they given us a great boss battle at the very end. This movie would have been flawless.

[@Shadowman820]

Well to be fair as I recall the final showdown with Dracula in the novel was also a bit anti climatic .

[@kostasfoto]

Gary chameleon Oldman

[@The_Curious_Cat]

Put aside (imo) the wrong casting of Keanu Reeves and this movie is a timeless classic.

[@Baseballnfj]

Byyyudapest

[@Shadowman820]

I always kind of wondered what he did to the priests afterwards . It stands to reason that he turned into a vampire pretty quickly after drinking that blood .

[@koshaz3x]

Wynona's flinching while Dracula is kneeling next to her drowned body.

[@kenneth69]

Hopkins playing a double role.

[@youchris67]

Wynona's right eye is blinking at 2:38. Probably because of being startled as he falls noisily beside her while filming.

[@mackenziegriffing2762]

I saw that too and thought 'I saw that, Wynona!' I never noticed that until I watched this clip. This movie is so good and it's great to see these little moments.

[@gregorypost2308]

He was punished for eternally for confusing God’s work

[@simracingonboards]

Great movie, wonderfull music by Wojciech Kilar.

[@qsprimalaccuracy9709]

Vlad didn't became Dracula. Vlad WAS already Dracula (Draculea), which means, in Romanian, "Son of the Dragon"
Dracula is inspired on Vlad Dracul (or Vlad Draculea) which was a Wallachian ruler of the XV century.
He was also known as "Vlad Tepes" or "Vlad, the Impaler"

[@madsquirrelmods3035]

There are subtle differences between this movie and the book that it’s based on; but arguably, they both keep with the same premise. Bram Stoker’s work has been inspirational, and I’d say that his name definitely deserved to be in this movie.

[@SaillantCoofArizona]

Imagine Lord Shen saying this....

[@bartholomew1096]

Everyone talking about hopkins but not ryder lol

[@lukyanov6717]

🥺

[@brandr7964]

"For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."
-Ephesians 6:12-12

[@mariegagnon3835]

Nooooooooooooo!!!!!

[@robertescobar7781]

Ok then

[@mariegagnon3835]

Wtf

[@TrudiMcphail-hc4fy]

Today Sunday Bram Stoker Dracula and the film and valid Dracula in told. And the man real is Luke Evans acting as valid from Trudi Anna McPhail your feamle friend.🦇👻😈🐦🌼🐞🦋

[@grantburton5073]

Loved thus film when a was 5