Dracula Untold

2014

Action / Drama / Fantasy / Horror / War

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Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 25% · 139 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 58% · 50K ratings
IMDb Rating 6.2/10 10 206703 206.7K

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Plot summary

Vlad Tepes is a great hero, but when he learns the Sultan is preparing for battle and needs to form an army of 1,000 boys, he vows to find a way to protect his family. Vlad turns to dark forces in order to get the power to destroy his enemies and agrees to go from hero to monster as he's turned into the mythological vampire, Dracula.


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Sarah Gadon as Mirena
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Charles Dance as Master Vampire
Zach McGowan as Shkelgim
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by deacon_blues-88632 8 / 10

Well done!!

To all the idiotic negative reviewers: it ain't history! It's a fictional story, and a good one at that!

First, I'm a historian, and in this type of film, historical accuracy just doesn't matter! So get over it!!

Duh!!

The film gives us a compelling and plausible backstory for the Dracula myth, which itself is based entirely on naive ideas about the progressive decomposition of corpses!! Furthermore, there are now no and never have been any vampire bats living in Europe!!

So, there! Didn't read any objections to either of those overlooked historical facts! So what's the big deal?

The history dilettantes who are so bent out of shape because they're novice sensibilities are offended by the inaccuracies of this film need to check their brains at the door and relax and enjoy a great action/horror adventure film!!

Furthermore, this film is no more a violation of the accepted vampire mythology than FFC's Dracula, which I personally find barely tolerable, since it departs from Stoker's essential plot principle of Christians coming together to battle evil in the name of Christ; something that has been totally lost in almost all modern film adaptations.

If Muslims and Turks are offended by this film, I frankly couldn't care less!! For far too long now, they've had too many undeserved benefits in popular culture of late anyway! After all, the crusades were fought to reclaim lands that were originally Christian, not the other way around, since Christianity predates Islam by over 300 years! (Put that in your historical pipe and smoke it for a while! HA!)

Anyway, don't listen to the obsessed amateur historians who are panning this film.

It ain't the greatest, but it's far better than most of the modern vampire offerings!!

So, feel free to take a vacation from historical obsession and relax and enjoy this well-made fictional account of one version of Dracula's origins.

I certainly did!

NOT SORRY!!!!!

Reviewed by classicsoncall 8 / 10

"My name is Dracula, Son of the Devil!"

The name of Dracula has for many decades been known as the name of a fictional vampire, but prior to that and for many centuries, was considered the nickname of Vlad III, or Vlad the Impaler. His father was Vlad Dracul, 'the Dragon'; 'Dracula' was another form of the name used to describe the son of Dracul. In modern Romania, Dracul means 'the Devil', and went a long way to contribute to Vlad's reputation. This 'origin' story of Dracula actually did a pretty good job of explaining all that.

The film makers here took that historical component and did a commendable job of creating a vampire myth based on the legend of Vlad the Impaler, who was given a task and challenge by the Master Vampire (Charles Dance) of Broken Tooth Mountain. Taken with appropriate grains of salt, the story goes on to describe how Vlad (Luke Evans) opposed the Turkish Sultan Mehmed (Dominic Cooper), who demanded that he pay tribute to the Turks of a thousand young boys, including his own son, to form an army for further conquest of non-Turkish lands.

For a good part of the story, it looked like Vlad would be able to honor a commitment to abstain from drinking the blood of a human for three days, in order to remain human himself. However the death of his wife gave rise to an outrage that could only be satisfied by consuming her blood and taking it out on Mehmed and the Turkish army. Much of what one knows about vampire lore is given treatment in the story, like the bite of a vampire creating another one, and the terror of sunlight that causes a vampire to disintegrate. Expanding on Bela Lugosi's transformation in the original 1931 "Dracula" film, Vlad III has the ability not only to turn into a bat, but to command legions of the flying devils to effect final victory.

I guess if one is bothered by this expansion of the Bram Stoker inspired Dracula legend, the film might not appeal to you. Actually, Stoker's working papers for his novel contain no references to the historical Vlad the Impaler, and some historians question whether he even knew much about him, at least not enough to be inspired by the Thirteenth Century warrior and leader. But if it's a different kind of action/adventure film you're looking for, this one will satisfy with it's dark themes and it's unique take on the origin of the vampire legend.

Reviewed by jgardiner-871-726729 9 / 10

How love can pass through all of eternity.

I'm not really a horror fan but when it comes to Dracula and his Vampires. I am fascinated by it. So I'm watching this.

Woah! What an awesome beginning. I really loved this. How love can pass through all of eternity. Historical story of love for family.

Watch it I'm sure you'll love it too.

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