From Coppola's Dracula to Hammer's and Andy Warhol's twists on the theme, they all got their inspiration from the one and only Bela Lugosi! This is a classic in every sense of the word. Langella did it well, Lee was masterful, Oldman was inspired but...read the complete Dracula (1931) review at DVD Talk (Chuck Arrington)
Bela Lugosi stars as the man who "Never drinks -- wine" in horror's most renowned motion picture. Alas, the lack of music and a long 45 minute stretch that consists of nothing but Lugosi-less parlor room debates about the nature of vampires takes away...read the complete Dracula (1931) review at filmcritic.com hangs with Dracula
Normally I'd start my review with a discussion of my reactions to the film itself, and that indeed is what I will do, but the movie I'll describe may not be the one you expect. This DVD includes two full-length versions of Dracula (actually, three, but...read the complete Dracula (1931) review at DVD MovieGuide