El Drácula de Luc Besson es una película que aspira a devolver el mito del vampiro a sus raíces, pero lo hace con una impronta estilística que alterna intuiciones interesantes con elecciones menos convincentes. La atmósfera está construida con cuidado: luces frías, escenografías suntuosas y una estética que evoca el gótico europeo sin abandonar nunca esa pátina moderna típica del director.
DRÁCULA
Dracula
Tras una devastadora pérdida, el príncipe Vlad II, conde Drácula (Caleb Landy Jones), renuncia a Dios y es maldecido a la vida eterna, condenado a vagar solitario a lo largo de los siglos. Este es el relato sobre la historia de amor jamás contada del infame vampiro, que desafiará al destino y la mortalidad en busca de su amor perdido.
Directores
Reparto
Caleb Landry Jones
Vlad / Dracula
Zoë Bleu Sidel
Elisabeta / Mina
Christoph Waltz
Priest
Matilda De Angelis
Maria
Ewens Abid
Jonathan Harker
Guillaume de Tonquédec
Dumont
David Shields
Henry Spencer
Bertrand-Xavier Corbi
Captain Targol
Raphael Luce
Clerk Simon
Liviu Bora
Army Captain (19th)
Anne Kessler
Old Lady
Romain Levi
Captain Wernus
Jassem Mougari
Sultan Mehmed II
Thalia Besson
Isabelle de Touraine
Haymon Maria Buttinger
Cardinal
Ivan Franěk
Elisabeta's Captain
Karim Rakrouki
Ottoman Captain
Arben Bajraktaraj
Jonathan Coachman
Nicola Puleo
Giacomo
Aaron Guillemette
Young Messenger
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¿Dónde ver Drácula en streaming?
Drácula está disponible en Amazon Prime Video, Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total , Apple TV, Filmin Plus, Amazon Video, Rakuten TV, Amazon Prime Video with Ads.
- Amazon Prime Video
- Movistar Plus+ Ficción Total
- Apple TV
- Filmin Plus
- Amazon Video
- Rakuten TV
- Amazon Prime Video with Ads
¿Cuánto dura Drácula?
Drácula dura 129 minutos.
¿Cuándo se estrenó Drácula?
Drácula se estrenó en 2025.
¿Quién dirigió Drácula?
Drácula está dirigida por Luc Besson.
¿Qué nota tiene Drácula?
La redacción de HorrorCult le da a Drácula 2,5 calaveras sobre 5, con una sola reseña.
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MovieGuys
I rather like the fact that Luc Besson has gone off and done his own thing, with "Dracula".
This film freshly blends fantasy, romance, action and a dash of horror. There are lots of creative, dramatic aspects to this story. Its Dracula writ-large. Where it falls down somewhat is its rather abrupt final scenes. There's no real build up, things just happen, leaving it feeling somewhat perfunctory.
In summary, this is a creative, elaborately cinematic take, on the Dracula myth, with lots of lavish, over the top trappings. Certainly worth a look.
Dean
Unlike other recent adaptations that feel the need to lecture the audience, this film is a refreshing, unapologetic return to pure Gothic romanticism and high-stakes melodrama. By focusing entirely on the 400-year grief of Vlad and his search for Elisabeta, the film feels like a genuine piece of art rather than a product of a corporate checklist. The decision to transplant much of the action to a visually stunning, turn-of-the-century Paris adds a layer of aesthetic grandeur that differentiates it from every other version we've seen. Caleb Landry Jones delivers a career-defining performance, capturing a version of the Count that is equal parts terrifying predator and broken, soulful widower; his intensity makes you believe in the "oceans of time" he has crossed. Christoph Waltz is equally brilliant as the unnamed priest, bringing a grounded, cynical weight to the hunt that balances the more fantastical elements of the story. The production design is a masterclass in atmosphere—from the intricate, period-accurate costuming to the moody, chiaroscuro lighting—creating a world that feels lived-in and appropriately dark. It is a rare example of a director being allowed to follow his specific vision to its logical, tragic conclusion without interference. For anyone tired of "modernized" takes on classics, this is the definitive, faithful-in-spirit adaptation that proves Dracula is still the king of the monsters when handled with actual respect for the source's emotional core.
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