"I have crossed oceans of time to find you."  One of my favorite lines in all of cinema.

I loved how Frances insisted on making this movie with practical effects. It's one of the last movies that did it. As for Oldman, he killed it as Dracula in this. IMO, Oldman did Dracula as much justice as Christopher Reeve did for Superman.

You forgot to mention Tom Wait’s brilliantly creepy rendition of Renfield.

Gary Oldman was so skilled in this role that he managed to make his character sympathetic.

This was such a great movie, Gary Oldman needs a lifetime achievement award for all the great rolls he played but the entire cast was amazing in B.Ss Dracula.

One thing I do know .. when I watched this the first time and saw the 3 vampire ladies "having fun" with Keanu.. I just thought "That's how i want to go".. or with a grenade and Vasquez in an Air vent 😁

I was 14 when this movie came out and it still gives me goosebumps. At the end of the movie I felt bad for Dracula. All he wanted was to be reunited with his lover.

This movie affected me so much I can still remember the day I first saw it clear as day. By far my favourite vampire movie.

Gary Oldman was so evil that he was stellar in this performance 👏

“The luckiest man that walks the earth is the one that finds true love.”

As someone who's read the book, I can honestly say this movie is almost one hundred percent accurate to the novel and I will always love that

I love the look of the movie. It was impressive to know that all of the visual effects in the movie we're all done in camera.

I can only say one thing: Gary Oldman, what a genius (and Winona Ryder for making this happen)!

I really felt bad for Keanu, but any actor with a career as full as his is going to get mis-cast at some point in time.

Gary Oldman is the epitome of villains he played in his career.

I don't mind Keanu as much as I used too; Harker is supposed to be a dull, normal guy. One thing that always tickles me about this movie too, is that there's a novelization. Not a reprint of the original novel, but a book based on the movie based on the book.

What I liked about this film was it used a universal approach to the vampire folklore. In many scenes Dracula is not just some aristocrat in a cape, but also a shape-shifting monster who takes on all sorts of forms. Vampires are seen differently throughout out world folklore and not all of them are human-like.

Maybe Keanu wasn't the best for the role, but I still love him and Winona in this film😀- carrie

He has played some great rolls, but he really shines while playing a croissant.

I love this movie and watch it many times.  Oldman and Ryder gave magnificent performances