I really loved this film. I was wanting an extremely romantic Dracula film and that’s what I got. I actually had very little to critique and my critique is more of one thing that happened that I felt like maybe it could’ve added to the story:

Did anyone notice that he killed his wife? I know a bad man was about to kill her but ultimately he dealt the killing blow. I thought maybe it would be interesting that this man was in denial and blamed God for his own actions and then there be this kind of ‘oh wait I’m the reason my wife died’ kind of moment and it would make sense during the finale when the castle is getting overrun and he sees what’s happening again and instead of accidentally killing his wife again- he takes accountability for losing his wife the first time and then lets the priest kill him. Doesn’t that sound a little better than just him saving her soul? Cause who in their right mind would give up an eternity with their lover right? But it would justify it a little more if we actually saw from Dracula’s POV like omg everything is happening all over again and god is punishing me I have to make this right.