i knew it was gonna be gay but i had no idea it would be THIS gay !!!!! however, still not gay enough

don't think less of me for saying this but i would do terrible, disgusting things to 1994 tom cruise

Cruise and Pitt were the ultimate ying yang! Pitt was the kindling and Cruise was the fire! When Cruise was absent from the film the edginess and engrossing aspects of the film took a dive! It took the mysterious and sultry Banderas to pump life back into the film but that was short lived and leads to one of my biggest complaints!

Pitt and his melancholy was great for the central character's tone and for the narration of the story! But it needed to be balanced by either Cruise or Banderas more animated and exciting persona's! Banderas was NOT used to the films advantage! His was an enchanting character and should have played a much larger part in the film!

Initially I despised the ending feeling it felt out of place but after awhile it made perfect sense! And left the door wide open for the potential of a sequel!

Overall a strong entry in the Vampire genre! Incredible cast!

this was very uh...... how do you call it..... gay

This was beyond a fascinating film. The characters were so deeply created to each be unique and have their own elements that are likeable and unlikeable. We sympathize with the vampires yet fear them and what their capabilities. The costume is astonishing, the lines are well constructed and the plot in which the characters are engaged in is well designed.
My only criticism is how quickly the end arrives after Louis and Claudia arrive to New Orleans and meet the others. I think that moves quite quickly and seems sort of rushed, but other than that, I really really enjoyed this movie and can watch it again and again. Well made, something rarely found in modern vampire movies (and period films for that matter).

Enjoyable, but I found myself not as in love with this as I thought I would be. I read the book about 4 years ago and loved it. I thought the movie would be great, but it didn't meet my expectations.

One thing I did love was the ending. I thought it was a great twist, and the ending song matched perfectly with the events of the plot.

I like the way, the movie portrais vampires and their lives!
The element, that the main story gets told fits and supports the feeling of vampires existing since and for ages.
There would have been more potential (especialy in the end) for the story/plotline of the interviewer!

Quite interesting movie and everything was looking pretty good

It was an ok story, but if there was a point other than to show that Kirsten Dunst was once a great actress (even if it was when she was only 13), I was not able to find it.

Thumbs down Tom Cruise as Lestat.

Still better than Twilight

Louis is somehow even more emo than Edward Cullen I mean the relentless obsession with damnation and morality?? When Lestat was like "ugh Louis... still whining! Can you believe I've had to listen to that for centuries!" I felt that

Brilliant movie before the last half a hour with Antonio Banderas fucks it up