a5c7b9f00b Seventeen year old Rose Hathaway is reckless, passionate, outspoken and beautiful. She is also a dhampir (half vampire/half human) training to become a Guardian, an essential part of her world needed for the survival of her race. She, along with others study at St. Vladimir's Academy in Montana where they coexist with Moroi (mortal vampires who can manipulate the element -air, earth, fire, water) until they graduate to protect the Royal Families from the evil, nocturnal, immortal Strigoi vampires who kill humans and Moroi alike. The war is never-ending and it has been a battle of survival for centuries. But will Rose be able to prove herself through discipline when she herself is falling for her 24 year old mentor, Dimitri Belikov after returning to school with Princess Lissa Dragomir, a Royal Moroi and Rose's best friend after an infamous two year furlough that endangered their lives?
The teenagers Rose Hathaway and Vasilisa "Lissa" Dragomir are best friend and escapee from the St. Vladimir's Academy for more than one year. When the guardian Dimitri Belikov from the St Vladimir's Academy and his team find the girls, they bring them back to the academy. Rose is a Dhampir, a good half human-half vampire breed that can eat regular food and are trained to protect the Moroi from the evil immortal vampires Strigoi. Lissa is a Princess of the Moroi, a good mortal breed of vampires that feed of blood from donors and is capable to control one of the four elements. When they return, the Headmistress Kirova intends to punish Rose, but the old Moroi Victor Dashkov, who was a friend of Lissa's family, dissuades Kirova from her intent. Lissa dates her outcast schoolmate Christian Ozera but unexpectedly she is threatened by someone that wishes to harm her. Victor's daughter Natalie joins Rose and Lissa to help them to seek out who might be the enemy.
It started with all the signs of a fast-paced, dynamic movie that at places showed, to a watchful eye, a little too quick shift between scenes. While this can be noticed, at the beginning mostly, it is overall graceful when it comes to story-building. It maybe is partly true that there is too much to show in so limiting a time frame. But the more obvious reason is that it simply is a movie that has a lot to show, a lot to explain, a lot of things to be enjoyed by a fan or a complete new-buy to Vampire Academy. The mythology of its world is simple but rich. It doesn't lack depth, on the contrary, there is a very strong base on which the story could take place and all the basic details were explained from the beginning without taking too much time, without being boring or too much for the audience to comprehend. Of course, I'll start with Zoey Deutch, the daughter of actress Lea Thompson and director Howard Deutch. This young woman is literally the base and the top of the movie. She brings it the energy. And this is the main reason for her astonishing portrayal of Rose - the energy of her talent. She is full of this fire that makes Rose our Rose and which makes an actress a star. This girl is a tornado. Both Zoey and Rose. But there isn't much difference, is it? Amazing is amazing. The same can be said about Danila Kozlovsky - the Russian star who played the Russian god. He brings the maturity to VA. Bothan actor andthe role he plays. When he steps in the movie turns in this wonderful mixture of tasteful action and the seriousness of a good drama. Have I mentioned that he and Zoey trained like machines for the movie? You can see it in his muscles, in his moves, in the fighting and because of his professionalisman actor - in his face. This man is a great, seriously great, actor. Even is still the character isn't given too much time for in-depth knowledge of who truly is Dimitri Belikov, he finds a way to shine through simple things like a look, a smile, a move, a few words. He has a talent to behold, a talent the world is soon going to know about. After all, he is one of the best in Russia with so many years of acting behind his back, so many good movies with so many rewards - there are not so many actors who can, honestly speaking, say that they are the best from the best. He is. I'm serious, he is. Lucy Frythe other part of the great friendship between Lisa Rose. It is a believable bond they have, it is one of the main story lines through all the books and it is the main in the movie. It's a bond that you can actually understand and feel. You know, after watching the movie, that it is something that lasts, that is unbreakable and so new to the genre. There isn't so much romance are there is Rose-Lisa moments. I'm so happya fan that these two girls had and showed so powerful chemistry. A very good performance from Lucy Fry, but, I have to confess, I'm not a big fan of her character from the books. I want so much more to be shown for the second and third and fourth and fifth and sixth ones. The performances of the other actors and actresses are no less good for their roles. <br/><br/>There weren't many effects, there are not meant to be. But I really liked the psi-hounds - specially trained dogs in the academy. <br/><br/>BUT - the most important thing in Vampire Academy is the story. There is a story in this movie and it's rich and vast and very smartly presented. You can't not notice it how there are so many little details that make the main story-building so enjoyable and full. And it's not a comedy nor parody of something. There is humor, witty dialogue with easy, fluid pacing that is clearly not just put there to make for a hole in the plot. No, it is mingled with it beautifully and with thought to the character roles and the dynamics of the story. Because, like I said, the story is very well layered, thought out and interesting. With its mythological background, the beautiful and detailed surroundings, the brilliant teenage girl Zoey Deutch was obviously able to portrait, the bond between the actors - everything was on its place. And there was a huge place for the mystery part by which I must say - I was surprised. I expected great performances, story and wit but mystery? I wasn't prepared for this and I was so pleasantly surprised by the atmosphere of the movie. It is dark, people. Not only because of the night setting - it was so surprisingly vampire-like for a YA movie. It managed to convey the mystery from the book in a way the book itself wasn't able to do. I would say, quite honestly, if given the chance Vampire Academy can become an icon even only because of its atmosphere. It's a mixture of so many things that are put so well together that in a graceful, almost unnoticed way, they get to you and they stay with you. It's original, it is so new that many people are scared to believe in the truth before their eyes. It may take time to be understood and rightfully judged. But it's a movie with a heart and a soul - one of a kind, this cannot be denied. And don't deny yourself the chance to enjoy it. For non-fans it can be that - just an enjoyment, but don't deny it to yourself - go to the cinema and make your day or night.
Vampire Academy was much anticipated by the fans of the book series(myself included). Since the beginning of the making of the film everybody was disappointed by something and never hesitate to comment badly about it. Now the movie is in theaters, a lot of people- critics included- are saying things like boring, or stupid, you know how it goes! Well, let me tell you! Starting from the casting, I really have one thing to say: perfection. Everyone who ever read the books can absolutely relate the characters with the ones he/she sees on screen. The movie itself is a bit fast, but how can anyone fit 200+ pages in under two hours? The film has indeed some necessary changes (what many call "not true to the book").Well, get over it people! This is a film BASED on the book, not the book itself! One last thing for those who have not read the books: the 1st book, thus the 1st film, is introductory to the world of the Academy. You cannot possibly imagine what is coming up and how non- boring and not only for girlie teens it is. If we have the chance to see it in sequels, brace yourselves! In the end, you will all understand what the whole fuss is all about!
One idea, mixed with lame jokes, and stretched beyond coherence. Vampire Academy doesn't need a review. It needs a stake in the heart.
Yes, the movie is based on the first book in a series of six teen/young adult Vampire Academy books written by Richelle Mead. The books include: (1) Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters (2007), (2) Vampire Academy: Frostbite (2008), (3) Vampire Academy: Shadow Kiss (2008), (4) Vampire Academy: Blood Promise (2009), (5) Vampire Academy: Spirit Bound (2010), and (6) Vampire Academy: Last Sacrifice (2010).
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