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which is the best nosferatu?
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1922
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>>223202176
trick question, they all equally suck shit.
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eggers
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>>223202176
All three are fantastic, they all do their own spin on the tale.
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>>223202227
that’s not what a trick question means
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>>223202176
Murnau
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>>223202176
I was slightly disappointed in Eggers' Nosferatu but I liked how he brought in elements from the book Dracula you don't typically see in adaptations
and how he was explicitly a servant of the devil and Thomas was saved by intervention from Orthodox nuns



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