"Frankenstein" (2025, directed by Guillermo del Toro)

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I had no idea this was being made all 2024. Starring Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, Lars Mikkelsen.

I'm excited for this.

 
I must say Jacob Elordi is good casting for the monster. Ever since I first became aware of him, he’s been referred to as Gigantor.
 
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Just come back from the IMAX screening from LFF.

Loved it! Cannot believe that Andrew Garfield was originally supposed to play the monster. I don’t think that would have worked at all.
 
Just come back from the IMAX screening from LFF.

Loved it! Cannot believe that Andrew Garfield was originally supposed to play the monster. I don’t think that would have worked at all.
Is this not only on Netflix? I’d rather see it at a theater
 
I think it’s getting a limited release in select cinemas, but none of the big chains in the UK. May be different in the US.
I looked and it’s playing at all the non chain theaters near me, so I think I’ll go see it soon
 
I saw it today, via Mubi Go.

:meh:

Didn't love it, didn't hate it. The cast were fine. I'd bottom for Elordi's monster. It was an hour too long. The visuals all felt quite generic in a mostly pleasing way, albeit at times it did suffer from the CGI sludge.
 
P.S. @Moderator can we please have a poll adding, and a move to the correct forum? HONESTLY @K-C YOU ABSOLUTELY FUCKED THIS ONE MY LOVE
 
:D Did I seriously put it in the Classics forum? Or did someone FIDDLE with this thread??

Lemme see if I can put a poll in.

Edit: I can't seem to add a poll that will let me put in anything below 2. Mods will make one.
 
I didn't really care for this. The moment another character literally tells Doctor Frankenstein he's the real monster... Can we have a little subtext?
 
I saw it today, via Mubi Go.

:meh:

Didn't love it, didn't hate it. The cast were fine. I'd bottom for Elordi's monster. It was an hour too long. The visuals all felt quite generic in a mostly pleasing way, albeit at times it did suffer from the CGI sludge.
Basically how I feel about it too. Shelf this under "vaguely decent Hollywood flicks". It's not quite "Great gowns, beautiful gowns", but the CGI is doing some considerable lifting.

I also find Oscar Isaac kinda overrated.
 
This was really boring and, for a Del Toro film, shockingly visually flat.
 
This managed to accomplish the feat of both feeling like a drag, and yet when it ended I thought 'oh, is that it?'

I'm glad Cineworld are doing special screenings of the Best Picture nominees so that people can catch up, because from a visual perspective I feel like this is a movie that deserves to be seen on a massive screen, but if I'd have watched on Netflix it would've been difficult to resist switching it off before the end.
 

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