Sad day, thank you dear Anne Rice for all the beauty you brought to the world... Rest in peace with all your characters. And may your next life be as rich and exciting as this one has been.
Una obra de arte, a la altura de la película. Incomprensible la escasa atención que se le ha dado a una de las cintas más icónicas de los 90. Es una de esas películas que no se olvidan, y la banda sonora tiene bastante mérito en ello.
Wish there was a whole album with songs just like Libera Me sung by the same boy choir. So haunting and i couldn't imagine a more fitting song to be weaved through this movie. From the opening titles, to Claudia's vicious death. I'd buy a whole album of songs written and sung in similar vein of Libera Me. if that's a hint to the powers that be that might be thinking about something new to produce.
This movie is going on nearly 30 years old and every time I ve watched it I still shed a tear for Claudia....it's like a reflex action...I just can't control it....
The interesting part about this film (and more broadly the work it comes from) is that, before I saw it, I would have never conceived of myself enjoying, what was to me, this silly gothic-style film with, of all things, vampires. Yet, this film was played so straight and done so well, in its production, cinematography, acting, and with such a compelling soundtrack, that it completely changed my perspective on this type of subject matter. I think it just proved to me that having the courage to be sincere with your premise and ideas and take risks, despite the initial petty judgments of people like me, is very important in any medium. I observe that there is now a lack of sincerity in a lot of areas, not just in entertainment or cinema, which means you get people using irony and sarcasm to hide behind (which is not a knock to sarcasm and irony more so how they are being used) in order to avoid having to put themselves out there in a way that carries the risk of being hurt. It's easier to undercut everything with a joke than it is to let some of the heavier aspects of life settle. This isn't to say, however, that we cannot have levity and laughter. But there is a matter of degrees to this. And, If anything, laughter, and sadness are not that far from one another.
You are vampire in real life because its just human nature raw meat rae animal foods and blood bro you stupid not to find out this i drink too its real the smell the felling
Love the film and the soundtrack just completes the wonder of it-in particular Libera Me, Louis' Revenge and Born to Darkness. Nice mix of sinister music and orchestral laments. x
They made a sort of sequel Queen of the Damned based on A rice's third novel in the series. Was awful. The TV series of 'interview' might progress the story on to the later novels, if it stays popular
This is the sound of Louis s heart breaking as his beloved Claudia crumbled to ash at his touch....AND THE WOMAN MADELINE A BLACKENED BHRNT HUSK OF HERSELF STILL BORE THE IMPRINT OF HER HUMAN FORM...BUT TGD CHILD? TGE ANCIENT ONE....MY CLAUDIA....WAS ASHES....
Libera me, Domine Baritone Solo: Libera me, Domine, de morte æterna, in die illa tremenda, in die illa. Quando cœli movendi sunt, quando cœli movendi sunt et terra. Dum veneris judicare saeculum per ignem. Choir: Tremens, tremens factus sum ego, et timeo, dum discussio venerit at que ventura ira. Dies illa, dies iræ, calamitatis et miseriæ. Dies illa, dies magna et amara, amara valde. Requiem æternam dona eis, Domine, et lux perpetua luceat eis, luceat eis. Libera me, Domine, de morte æterna, in die illa tremenda, in die illa. Quando cœli movendi sunt, quando cœli movendi sunt et terra. Dum veneris judicare sæculum per ignem. Baritone Solo: Libera me, Domine, de morte æterna. libera me, Domine. Deliver Me Deliver me, Oh Lord, From everlasting death, On that terrible day: When heaven and earth are shaken: When You come to judge the world by fire. I am trembling, and in fear, Until the reckoning to come, and wrath to chance. When heaven and earth are moved. That day, that day of wrath, of calamity and misery, A great day and, an exceedingly bitter one. When You come to judge the world by fire. Eternal rest grant to them, Oh God: And the perpetual light shine upon them. Deliver me, Oh Lord, From everlasting death, On that terrible day: When heaven and earth are shaken: When You come to judge the world by fire.
So good, so similar to the opening of Alien 3. I am not saying Elliot just copies and pastes his own work, no, not even. But this does remind me a bit of that crazy opening to Alien 3. Really good work BTW!