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  • Dracula
  • DezB
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    ..the book. Anyone read it?
    Just tried, but gave up. The first part is good, about a bloke staying at Drac’s castle, then it’s just loads of really uninteresting exchanges between 2 women. Like a different book! What have I missed?

    mikey74
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    I found it quite boring myself. I gave up and read something far better.

    DezB
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    Not just me then 🙂

    torsoinalake
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    I liked it. Which is rare for classic novels.

    trailmonkey
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    i think i’ve seen the film.

    it was all right.

    emsz
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    I read it ages ago, the weird thing is where they kill him, it’s like ” i stabbed him and he died”

    That’s it!!!

    davidjones15
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    He was killed??? 😯
    Well, that save reading it now.

    DezB
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    You’ve ruined it now 😉

    So he does come back into it later then? After all the Jane Austen stuff?

    davidjones15
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    I enjoyed it, but then again I enjoyed reading Hardy and Flaubert.

    jekkyl
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    ‘care for a hors d’oeuvre Dr Jack?’

    It’s not just a story about a Vampire btw, there’s lots of good shit in there.

    emsz
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    Yeah it get really racist about gypsies, and it’s like this big race back to his castle.

    Doesn’t one of them turn into a vamp as well? Can’t remember!

    jekkyl
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    SEX, there’s lots of things about SEX in the book.

    bencooper
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    Plus, he turns out to be a duck.

    seahouse
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    and it turns out hes a ghost and the little boy is helping him accept it.

    VanHalen
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    its a compliation of journal entries and letters rather than descriptive story therefore it was totally different to what i was expecting and i really really enjoyed it.

    much of it is about the main blokies mental collapse and the hunt for ole drac to prevent world domination rather than a cheesy bond-esque action adventure novel with car chases and explosions

    DezB
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    and it turns out hes a ghost and the little boy is helping him accept it.

    MrsDezB did actually say that to me when we went to see that at the cinema! Never forgotten!

    DezB
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    rather than a cheesy bond-esque action adventure novel with car chases and explosions

    I do hope the inference isn’t that I would prefer such a work of literature..?

    SaxonRider
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    I liked it, but also appreciate the insightful comments of a critic friend who said, ‘Bram Stoker couldn’t write a coherent shopping list.’

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