Beginning: Excellent. Ending: Awesome. Middle: Slept through it in my coffin.

Rating: 7/10 (15 March 2010)

Adored the beginning, HATED most of the middle; LOVED the end.
Brad, and Tom were wonderful as Louis and Lestat. At first I thought Tom's face would be too familiar, but he was awesome, and the blonde hair helped :) he brought so much passion to the role and Louis, the struggling vampire, much like Carlisle Cullen's struggle at first with his vampirism in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Saga. And so I felt for both Lestat's passion and Louis' struggle to come to terms.
However, for me it went downhill when Lestat turned that child. At first I felt sorry for her, but she became such an annoying, obnoxious BRAT, she made me wanna hurl. I understand how angry she was at Lestat, but in the end he trusted her and look what she did  and then the movie got really, really boring, too long, drawn out and tedious, apart from the scenes with a decrepit looking Lestat coming rightfully so for revenge, and of course the dashing Armand. Loved the battle scene near the end with Loius and the Scythe and I was not sorry to see Little Miss Molly Dolly burnt to a cinder (finally) however I did feel for Louis. I've not read the book, but if I do, I'll read the beginning skip the middle and devour the end. That said, I think Kristen Dunst played the child (Claudia) very well.
Somehow I knew Lestat would return in full and he didn't disappoint. No, he's right. He needs no introduction.
So Interview with a Vampire  Part II - Enter Lestat
Interviewer: "So, Lestat Now you're finally back in the game, are you planning to turn any more children?"
Lestat: "Good God no ... and the Volturi will probably get the sh!its..."