Interview with the Vampire: The Vampire Chronicles (1994) REACTION 

Exactly. People seem to either not hear the part where Louis mentions 30 years had passed yet she remained in the body of an eternal child or they simply forget.

Well said

@@clit_niblr0375 It's unfortunately easy to miss, but they also show that the fashion has changed from regency to Victorian.

Not to mention in the book Claudia is over 80 years old when she killed. Imagine being over 80 and still in the body of a child.

This is pure nonsense.. did you watch the movie? Her first year she killed 6 people, and was a drama queen… her attacking lestat was due to being trapped..

😆

The best comment to this movie I have ever read 😅

I'm not sure if I agree.

Or not be in a gay Scientology relationship with Tom Cruise.

😂

and a ruthless killer too boot

Yes. In True Blood, Sookie could not be glamoured (hypnotized) because her blood was part ferry.

Until Stephenie Meyer ruined it

Well 90s is Interview, and Dracula. 80s got Lost Boys & Fright Night.

@@TwilightLink77 agreed, however Fright Night is not a very well cherished movie… meaning it isn’t as remembered as most movies from the 80s were 🫤

Fright Night is one of my favorites.

Truth. THESE are vampires and Dracula is their grandaddy

I love vampire movie😁😁😁

the movie was great, and you are right,.. anne rice was awesome

@@boypebenito9165 "The Unbearable Darkness of being Armand" by lrj You've eaten me. In a dream I saw you. There was no regret and there is no remuneration for me Cause I let you. And I watched it all so carefully and so concluding that the drug for me Is that fall. I tried and tried to make you take but you did all the giving And it was I that made the mistake of crossing your empty, dry, cracked, wanton desert to find you weren't waiting for me On the other side but actually walking away with no guilt, no sadness, no desire, no pretenses but singing about Fate Or was it vertigo? Yes, I remember now The pages of Kundara fly by in my memory I cried out after you but you disappeared Suddenly I was standing on the edge of a gorge The Earth beneath my feet was like stale breadcrumbs Paralyzed by fear I could do nothing But watch it fall away from me. When your voice breathed hard on my face Saying you could fly. It pushed me off balance I fell with horrid tingling throughout my body but mostly in my chest My back slammed the ground out came all the breath from my body and as I felt my eyes bulging Ready to burst with pain, love, tears, and Blood Shot open my eyelids gasping and sitting up in bed - at once - I Alone with your voice whispering to me Still saying that you could fly... I bet you can. 15 Favorite Vampire movies. 1) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption 2) Interview with the Vampire (1994) 3) Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi 4) Nosferatu (1922) 5) Shadow of the Vampire (2000) 6) Hunger (1983) 7) Near Dark (1987) 8) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) 9) Love at First Bite (1979) 10) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) 11) Morbius (2022) 12) Once Bitten (1985) 13) Thirst (2009) Korean with English caption 14) Lifeforce (1985) 15) 30 Days of Night (2007) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0cz4yjjDkFc.html "Ode to Claudia" - TEMjr Hold tight, the sun is starting to rise; The Bringer of Light, he, burns you alive. Your father, your maker, the devil, the man, he harms you, yet loves you as only he can. But I love you too, though ashes are all that remain. I know indeed what will sustain. I offer you all of my live giving blood; I'll give and I'll give, till it seems like a flood. To hold you, in my arms, curled up all day and when the night comes then we will play. To feel, just once, the bite of your love; drink till your full, my innocent dove. TOP 30 FAVORITE MOVIES 1) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982) 2) Man of la Mancha (1972) 3) It's a Wonderful Life (1946) 4) The Prince who was a Thief (1951) 5) Narnia: the Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005) 6) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption 7) A Silent Voice (2016) - Japanese with English caption 8) My Rainy Days (2009) - Japanese with English caption 9) A Brilliant Young Mind (originally known as "X+Y") (2014) 10) Silence (2016) 11) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021) 12) Beauty and the Beast (2017) 13) Goodbye, Christopher Robin (2017) 14) The Man who Invented Christmas (2017) 15) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934) 16) Amen (2002) 17) Red (2010) 18) Fletch (1985) 19) Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) 20) Men In Black (1997) 21) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980) 22) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977) 23) Back to the Future (1985) 24) X-Men (2000) 25) Mannequin (1987) 26) Life is Beautiful (1998) 27) Notorious (1946) 28) Schindler's List (1993) 29) The Passion of the Christ (2004) - Aramaic with English caption 30) Interview with the Vampire (1994)

Yes. 🙌🏻🙌🏻

I think these ladies are Bulgarian. Not French

More actually

Way more than 8

I did the same thing when I first read the book as a teenager. 🥰

I hates when I learned that Tom would play Lestat. I was like: "What???? Lestat is tall and blond!!! Why would they choose Tom???" And he proved me wrong with flying colors. Amazing performance, one of his best ones.

She was in a child's body. She didn't have enough blood to feed Madeleine and make her a vampire.

Bite marks on the lady. She tried

Michelle You are correct about Kirsten Dunst who plays MJ in Spiderman. She was about 11 or 12 years old when Kirsten played Claudia. But her 1st movie was in 1989. Kirsten is currently 41 of age.

The problem I have with Tom Cruise in Jack Reacher is that the author very clearly describes Jack Reacher in all his books as this big bear of a man and 5'7'' Tom Cruise is definitely NOT that. Even in the movie they can't hide it when the detective goes to the motel Tom Cruise is staying and asks the receptionist if she's seen a guy who looks like he can crush another man's skull with his bare hand the receptionists says 'Oh, you want the guy in room (I forget the room number) but you get the point.

Eroticism and death are pretty much 2 of the main themes of Romanticism movement in literature of end of 1700 throughout 1800. Given romantic these days is mostly associated with love and eroticism people keep forget the death part of that movement. It involved a bit of melodramatic cases like duels ro the death, tragic love, eternal love not even death could divide and yes it is the timeframe of that movement where vampire literature got bloomed. Starting initially with revenant poems in Germany around 1700 then 1830 The Vampyre a story where main character shows up in Britain disguised as a noble written by a friend of Lord Byron and the Shelleys (Mary Shelley wrote Frankenstein) , meanwhile some poems like Christobal by Coleridge aluded to vampiric lore then 1890 Bram Stoker seen some exhibits in British museum about Vlad the Impaler ruler of Vallachia and used the legends from Romania that his cruel punishments and terror tactics employed in his guerrilla warfare against Turk invaders kept him active after death, undying and able transform in wolves and big black birds and drink blood combining them with the vampire bats discovered in New World and gave ability change to bats in his novel Dracula. The rest is history when movie adaptations started.

Yes she nailed it

They really need to watch Edward Scissorhands

@@nsasupporter7557 that's also a good one but I bet they will also enjoy Gremlins

Awesome selection right there. I would add Only Lovers Left Alive and Byzantium. But these two movies are not very good for a reaction channel, too contemplative. Still, some of the best vampire movies I've seen in my life. I think the audience would also enjoy the jump scares of 28 Days of Night.

A different actress should’ve played Mary Jane. Dunst was not right for that part

She was brilliant in this.

Kirsten scared me. She was a baby able to do that. I worry about kids being able to do that. Who hurt Kirsten? Where can I get them!

@@Angelicwings1 "The Unbearable Darkness of being Armand" by lrj You've eaten me. In a dream I saw you. There was no regret and there is no remuneration for me Cause I let you. And I watched it all so carefully and so concluding that the drug for me Is that fall. I tried and tried to make you take but you did all the giving And it was I that made the mistake of crossing your empty, dry, cracked, wanton desert to find you weren't waiting for me On the other side but actually walking away with no guilt, no sadness, no desire, no pretenses but singing about Fate Or was it vertigo? Yes, I remember now The pages of Kundara fly by in my memory I cried out after you but you disappeared Suddenly I was standing on the edge of a gorge The Earth beneath my feet was like stale breadcrumbs Paralyzed by fear I could do nothing But watch it fall away from me. When your voice breathed hard on my face Saying you could fly. It pushed me off balance I fell with horrid tingling throughout my body but mostly in my chest My back slammed the ground out came all the breath from my body and as I felt my eyes bulging Ready to burst with pain, love, tears, and Blood Shot open my eyelids gasping and sitting up in bed - at once - I Alone with your voice whispering to me Still saying that you could fly... I bet you can. 15 Favorite Vampire movies. 1) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption 2) Interview with the Vampire (1994) 3) Dracula (1931) with Bela Lugosi 4) Nosferatu (1922) 5) Shadow of the Vampire (2000) 6) Hunger (1983) 7) Near Dark (1987) 8) Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992) 9) Love at First Bite (1979) 10) From Dusk Till Dawn (1996) 11) Morbius (2022) 12) Once Bitten (1985) 13) Thirst (2009) Korean with English caption 14) Lifeforce (1985) 15) 30 Days of Night (2007) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0cz4yjjDkFc.html "Ode to Claudia" - TEMjr Hold tight, the sun is starting to rise; The Bringer of Light, he, burns you alive. Your father, your maker, the devil, the man, he harms you, yet loves you as only he can. But I love you too, though ashes are all that remain. I know indeed what will sustain. I offer you all of my live giving blood; I'll give and I'll give, till it seems like a flood. To hold you, in my arms, curled up all day and when the night comes then we will play. To feel, just once, the bite of your love; drink till your full, my innocent dove. TOP 30 FAVORITE MOVIES 1) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1982) 2) Man of la Mancha (1972) 3) It's a Wonderful Life (1946) 4) The Prince who was a Thief (1951) 5) Narnia: the Lion, the witch, and the wardrobe (2005) 6) Let the Right One In (2008) - Swedish with English caption 7) A Silent Voice (2016) - Japanese with English caption 8) My Rainy Days (2009) - Japanese with English caption 9) A Brilliant Young Mind (originally known as "X+Y") (2014) 10) Silence (2016) 11) Spiderman: No Way Home (2021) 12) Beauty and the Beast (2017) 13) Goodbye, Christopher Robin (2017) 14) The Man who Invented Christmas (2017) 15) The Scarlet Pimpernel (1934) 16) Amen (2002) 17) Red (2010) 18) Fletch (1985) 19) Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) 20) Men In Black (1997) 21) Star Wars: the Empire Strikes Back (1980) 22) Star Wars: a New Hope (1977) 23) Back to the Future (1985) 24) X-Men (2000) 25) Mannequin (1987) 26) Life is Beautiful (1998) 27) Notorious (1946) 28) Schindler's List (1993) 29) The Passion of the Christ (2004) - Aramaic with English caption 30) Interview with the Vampire (1994)

very good movie, I was hopeing the TV serise would take off but it never developed an audience and was canceled quick. too bad there will be no more Bruce Willis movies

On their patreon$$

I wholeheartedly agree. The film will ALWAYS be better than the 2022 series. I still watch the 2022 series but it's NOT Anne Rice's work.

I love the new series. The show was in progress when she died, so I don’t think they were waiting for her to die. I can’t really say what she would have thought of it, but I know they’ve brought things in about Lestat that weren’t revealed till later books in an effort to be truer to the overall arcs of the books. The actor who plays Lestat is a huge Anne Rice fan from his teen years and has read all the books several times.

@@mschoy1597 well if they so want to make a series i would suggest Anita Blake, even the comic book /graphic novel adaptations show how much more interesting it could potentially be than the Twillight saga crap.

The series was well into production before Anne died.

Jennifer Connelly.

@@HuntingViolets Yeah, that was a 'duh'. Believe she won Best Supporting Actress Award/

Happy birthday!! 🎊🎉

@@amyg4961 thank you 🙏

Actually Legends of the Fall technically came out in January of 95. But yes, that was that movie that really put him on the map and made him a star. Have you seen Kalifornia? That one will freak you out if you haven’t already seen it

Nope. Brad Pitt was already famous way before _Legends Of The Fall_ .

@ but not as famous as he was when Legends of the Fall came out. I know that “A River Runs Through It” made him famous but Legends of the Fall REALLY made him famous

It was arguably her finest acting performance. She was outstanding.

@Stogie2112 indeed. She's very charming and most of her subsequent roles all relied on that charm. She's rarely asked to actually emote

She's was really good at over-the-top screaming for help in the Spiderman movies....LOL

@Stogie2112 I've seen her dramas. She's not bad but she's subdued. I don't fault her for Spiderman. It helped put her on the map. If it weren't for Spiderman, she would have had difficulty separating herself from her child success and it helped her break away from the underwhelming dramas she had made that got little buzz. Spiderman put her back on the A list for a little while

@@stephenniehaus8635 well most child actors are at their best as children. There was a former child actor who was talking about that the other day. She was getting emotional watching her roles as a child cause she was saying she will never have that innocence again and that is what made her good.

Yeah and she was as creeped out by it as everyone else should have been.

@@callmeshaggy5166 why is that????

She was 11.

She kissed a star and became one

Yeah - I'm curious too - it seems you guys have put some thought into this.