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Dracula 2000

Name: Dracula 2000
Genre: Action, Horror, Romance
Released: December 22, 2000
Duration: 99 min
Rating: 26
Cast: Gerard Butler, Jonny Lee Miller, Justine Waddell

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Movie Details & Credits

Dimension Films | Release Date: December 22, 2000 | R

Starring: Gerard Butler, Jonny Lee Miller, Justine Waddell

Summary: Dracula, freed at last from a century in confinement, finds himself in a 21st century of chaos and temptation. (Dimension Films)

Director: Patrick Lussier

Genre(s): Action, Horror, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 99 min

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93	#93 Most Discussed Movie of 2000
44	#44 Most Shared Movie of 2000

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Manohla Dargis

Although it's not half bad -- which doesn't mean it's half good -- this horror cheapie comes equipped with a few ideas, a little atmosphere and a couple of serviceable scares. Read full review

David Chute

Dracula 2000 is at heart a solidly old-fashioned cloak-and-fangs vampire flick. It honors the central traditions of the form a lot more often than it skewers them. Read full review

Film.com Gemma Files

One way or the other, there really is something to be said for a movie which seems to revel in its own inherent comic-book silliness. Read full review

Elizabeth Weitzman

There's a lot of scary stuff in Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000. There are eyeball-sucking leeches, decapitations, punctured necks... and appalling acting. Read full review

Joe Leydon

Overall, though, the slapdash pic appears to be the work of folks who made things up as they went along; you might say they were, well, vamping. Read full review

Jonathan Rosenbaum

The gratuitous use of the city (New Orleans) during Mardi Gras is the least of this movie's unoriginal sins. Read full review

Stephen Holden

It's a little sad to see actors of the quality of Christopher Plummer and Jonny Lee Miller struggling straight- faced to dignify this sewage. Read full review

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TylerDurden900

Jul 13, 2014

Dracula 2000 is great on every level. The movie has fantastic effects, acting, music and a story that
explains who Dracula was before he was Dracula and how he became Dracula.

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kingshahid

Jul 26, 2011

This movie has simply been the best vampire movie since I have seen it a few years back. There has been no equal vampire movie. This was before Gerard Butler became popular so he still had impressive acting skills. He played probably the best vampire I have seen. Jennifer Esposito played aThis movie has simply been the best vampire movie since I have seen it a few years back. There has been no equal vampire movie. This was before Gerard Butler became popular so he still had impressive acting skills. He played probably the best vampire I have seen. Jennifer Esposito played a very sexy vampire in this movie as well. It was not that technologically advanced in terms of speciall effects but was impressive. The music in this movie was something I really liked too.… Expand

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XandraN.

Jul 5, 2004

I gave this movie a 9 becasue, i think that the actors are lovely but the ending sucks. In almost every movie Gerard was in he dies. PLus everyone says Vampires can't breathe, why did he die by getting strangeled? Gerard is the lovelyest (Not even a word, but there should be a picture I gave this movie a 9 becasue, i think that the actors are lovely but the ending sucks. In almost every movie Gerard was in he dies. PLus everyone says Vampires can't breathe, why did he die by getting strangeled? Gerard is the lovelyest (Not even a word, but there should be a picture of Gerard beside it in the dictionary!) Man on earth. … Expand

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WriteFilmLive21

Dec 1, 2012

Vampire films always have the potential to be good, but "Dracula 2000" is not among the ones that deliver. It starts off promising enough - you have Christopher Plummer as an aged but likeable Van Helsing, and some of the suspense scenes in the beginning are kinda fun. But as the movie goesVampire films always have the potential to be good, but "Dracula 2000" is not among the ones that deliver. It starts off promising enough - you have Christopher Plummer as an aged but likeable Van Helsing, and some of the suspense scenes in the beginning are kinda fun. But as the movie goes on, it ultimately sucks itself dry with stupidity. Dracula should be a very menacing and imposing character - Gerard Butler's version just looks like a rich guy in a night club. The other vampires should be frightening and disturbing - instead, we get boring guys and dumb, over-sexed women ones. Plummer's character, the most promising, is killed off before he does much of anything, and it's left up to his young . . . (apprentice?) . . . to enter this conflict with comparatively little convincing shock or fear, use tricks that we never find out how he knows, and basically kick two vampire's asses while otherwise getting lamely thrown, beaten and disarmed (seriously, can't he hold onto that gun just ONCE?). Van Helsing's daughter is pretty but boring, and ultimately it all culminates into a completely over-the-top finale where - wait, since WHEN THE HELL is Dracula actually Judas Iscariot? REALLY? And he gets hung from an electronic church cross in a ridiculously overdone death? Do yourself a favor and look for better fare - there's little good blood in this pale treatment.… Expand

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Mad_Hatter91

Jul 8, 2013

Dracula's Legacy is a 2000 horror film directed by Patrick Lussier. The film is set in London and in New Orleans. An elderly antiquarian hiding in his home, locked up in a tomb Dracula. A group of thieves, however, frees him and from there began a long trail of blood. The film tries severalDracula's Legacy is a 2000 horror film directed by Patrick Lussier. The film is set in London and in New Orleans. An elderly antiquarian hiding in his home, locked up in a tomb Dracula. A group of thieves, however, frees him and from there began a long trail of blood. The film tries several times to hit the viewer twisting the reality with the dream, but fails just managing to bore him. Besides this, he can not even scare or disturb public lil because of certain scenes that despite seek to frighten, make you laugh.… Expand

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