Hotel Transylvania (3D) Movie Reviews

In 'Hotel Transylvania', Adam Sandler may well have delivered his most enjoyable performance in years. Ironic, given that you never see him in the film! Sandler provides the voice of Count Dracula in this smart and lively 3D animated movie that makes the same point as 'Monsters Inc' - that ghosts and spirits and fearful-looking monsters are more scared of humans than the other way round. Sandler's Dracula is an overprotective single father

Having lost his wife when his daughter was a baby in the 19th century, Count Dracula of Transylvania has built himself a castle which a human would find impossible to enter. Given the way they are chased and executed by mankind, the monsters are convinced it is they who are the victims and Dracula's plans for a hotel where they can all be who they are without slinking in the shadows is an appealing thought. Trouble only starts brewing