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It still retains its mystique, does anyone remember the time C4 showed it at xmas?? What a hoot. Haven't watched Herzog's version in years, may dig it out sharpish methinks....
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it's also really good. Kinski is unbelievably creepy! I remember a few years ago (was in my late teens) I taped a bunch of horror films from channel 4 (I must've been a horror night). I remember Takashi Miike's Audition, Peeping Tom (which I think is why I taped the night, the others were a bonus I tapped by mistake) Blaire Witch Project and the first silent I ever saw... The Phantom of the opera. I know this has nothing to do with nosferatu, but it probably started my interest in silents and I probably would never have thought of watching Nosferatu if it hadn't been for Phantom of the Opera (which really surprised me, because i never knew this film exsisted. I thought POTO the musical was the original ) |
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Never seen the Kinski version(hangs head in shame), which release is the best to get?
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Nosferatu The Vampyre [1979] [DVD]: Amazon.co.uk: Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Adjani, Bruno Ganz, Roland Topor, Walter Ladengast, Dan van Husen, Jan Groth, Carsten Bodinus, Martje Grohmann, Rijk de Gooyer, Werner Herzog, CategoryArthouse, CategoryCentralE |
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Thanks for that, I've seen this in HMV loads of times but wasn't sure if there was a better version available these days
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A short review and some stills. Greetings! |
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Quote: The German one has a run-time of 102:25, while the English one clocks in at 106:48 I think it has been deleted now, but I got a copy from a charity shop a few weeks ago
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Great film, if you buy a copy go with the masters of horror release, its the best available and comes with a detailed book.
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I love the original version but I still have to watch Herzog version
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Of course the origianl version had the benefit of Grau's incredible artistry, but Herzog had Kinski. So in that respect, I think the two versions qualify as masterpieces. Btw, have you seen Shadow of the Vampire? |
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