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Comparing the Movie and Book of Dracula
Summary: The novel, Dracula, by Bram Stoker and the adaptation to film, of this same novel differ for obvious reasons. The dates they were released, the audience they target and the fact the novel relies on imagery created by the mind and immaculate writing skills to create such imagery where as the film relies on visual imagery and in the same respect immaculate film techniques.
The novel, Dracula, by Bram Stoker and the adaptation to film, of this same novel differ for obvious reasons. The dates they were released, the audience they target and the fact the novel relies on imagery created by the mind and immaculate writing skills to create such imagery where as the film relies on visual imagery and in the same respect immaculate film techniques.
A pivotal scene in both the novel and the movie, where the Count sucks minas blood and then she sucks his in order for her to become an immortal, is not only portrayal of the turning point in the story of Dracula but also displays their differences and similarities in order to achieve the desired affect for the prescribed target audience and invisionary of its creators.
In the book, Jonathan Harker and Mina account for this scene. The Count enters the room in which...
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