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While we all eagerly await Stef's review of Nosferatu (I'll be holding you to your promise @freedomain ) I thought I'd put my own thoughts in here. I'd also really like to hear what other people picked up from the story.
My husband and I went and saw it about a week ago, and we aren't the types to see movies. I think the last time either of us went to a theater was several years ago. In our post-holiday PTO malaise, we thought it could be a fun way to pass time.
I left the theater in a kind of daze. I didn't feel underwhelmed, yet not manic about it either. It left me wondering what the story meant, as it is structured as a very typical folk tale. The plot is very simple - not many characters, not too many moving parts. I've seen that some people criticize it for being this way, but I appreciate this structure because what folk tales are known for is condensing meaningful symbolism as efficiently as possible. This symbolism’s complexity typically makes up for the simplicity of the story. Aesop’s fables ...
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