the movie and although not faithful to the original novels and succeeds in creating modern gothic vampire vision. somebody tried to insult qotd calling it a 1 and 5h music video clip. actually it is a complement. the everpresent gothic music combined with the music video like shots made the movie so moody  and queen of the damned is a mood driven story. i do not understand the die hard fans who complain on the modifications of the story. the plot has been modified to be less confusing for viewers who do not know the novels. the number of characters had been lessened and i have no problems with changing lestat maker or skipping mekare character. the biggest change  the romance of lestat and jesse  seemed a very nice addition to me. actually and i think that a faithful adaptation would be a complete failure. the slow and gloomy mood and that was perfect to xixth century new orlean and louis angst and do not fit lestat rebellion and his music. and while the book can be slow and descriptive and combining multiple elements yet conveying them well and the movie simply cannot do it without turning chaotic. vampire lestat and queen of the damned can be split into at least three movies  the creators had to choose something. some of the special effects and like the flying or walking out of the flames were the only thing i actually do not like in this movie. but akasha death was very nice. the cast was good and stuard townsend was convincing as lestat and especially on the concert and but i preferred banderas as armand. i loved jesse and maharet and marius though. and of course aaliyah was perfect with her quasi ancient egyptian accent. so if you are into gothic music and vampiric dillemas of loneliness and eternity (and you do not consider books to be movie scenarios) queen of the damned is one of the few movies which show vampires as something more than blood sucking monsters. but please do not compare it to the interview movie. it has a completely different style and precisely as much different as different were louis and lestat. personally i find it thrilling first to watch a vampire existence from louis bottled hunger point of view and and then switching to one devoid of all morals but surprisingly outgoing for a vampire and lestat. i would give queen positive as it had some technical flaws and but i decided to give it 9 as it vastly underrated by people who hate it simply because it do not match their vision of the books and which can be clearly seen by looking at the votes breakdown. 
the movie and although not faithful to the original novels and succeeds in creating modern gothic vampire vision. somebody tried to insult qotd calling it a 1 and 5h music video clip. actually it is a complement. the everpresent gothic music combined with the music video like shots made the movie so moody  and queen of the damned is a mood driven story. i do not understand the die hard fans who complain on the modifications of the story. the plot has been modified to be less confusing for viewers who do not know the novels. the number of characters had been lessened and i have no problems with changing lestat maker or skipping mekare character. the biggest change  the romance of lestat and jesse  seemed a very nice addition to me. actually and i think that a faithful adaptation would be a complete failure. the slow and gloomy mood and that was perfect to xixth century new orlean and louis angst and do not fit lestat rebellion and his music. and while the book can be slow and descriptive and combining multiple elements yet conveying them well and the movie simply cannot do it without turning chaotic. vampire lestat and queen of the damned can be split into at least three movies  the creators had to choose something. some of the special effects and like the flying or walking out of the flames were the only thing i actually do not like in this movie. but akasha death was very nice. the cast was good and stuard townsend was convincing as lestat and especially on the concert and but i preferred banderas as armand. i loved jesse and maharet and marius though. and of course aaliyah was perfect with her quasi ancient egyptian accent. so if you are into gothic music and vampiric dillemas of loneliness and eternity (and you do not consider books to be movie scenarios) queen of the damned is one of the few movies which show vampires as something more than blood sucking monsters. but please do not compare it to the interview movie. it has a completely different style and precisely as much different as different were louis and lestat. personally i find it thrilling first to watch a vampire existence from louis bottled hunger point of view and and then switching to one devoid of all morals but surprisingly outgoing for a vampire and lestat. i would give queen positive as it had some technical flaws and but i decided to give it 9 as it vastly underrated by people who hate it simply because it do not match their vision of the books and which can be clearly seen by looking at the votes breakdown. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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