Nosferatu

Excellent

Sticks to people of it's time.

No "messaging".

Great story, genuinely great film with great performances.

No woke

Not even toke DIE casting

Good movie overall, not entirely accurate

It's mostly correct exept for having a out of place Black dockhand in 1830 Germany. It's a small role but with the purpose to never let a movie be all White cast even when it's required. The director's previous movies make me think this was not his but the studio/producers decision thats why i still have a positive opinion of the overall.

Excellent Movie

Nothing woke here.

Basically, Dracula with the names changed.
The history of the original movie is interesting.

Well, done all around.
This is what Hollywood can do when the socio-political garbage is expunged.

I saw nothing woke. I was really looking forward to this and finally got around to watching it. Everything about this movie looks amazing.
The sets, the costumes, the cinematography, the camera work are all incredible. The acting for the most part is also very well done. I think
I think Lilly-Rose Depp is the one weak spot in the movie. Her physical acting is fine, the scenes of her writhing and and having seizers are well
done. However her line delivery is really not very good. She comes off as overacting and fake. Skarsgard as Orlok was also a bit of a letdown for me. I just didn't find him scary or terrifying. I think my biggest problem is this is almost the exact same movie as the 1992 Dracula. However that
film for me is far superior. The entire time I was watching this I just kept picturing the same scenes in Coppola's film as they are virtually the same
film. I know this is a classic story and therefore it will for the most part be unchanged, as it should but than it begs the question of why make it?
I think if you haven't seen Coppola's film you will probably like this more than I did and it is not a bad movie by any means. If nothing else I believe this is still worth a watch for the amazing job that was done with the aesthetics of the film