Frankenstein | Part 2 of 2 | FULL MOVIE | Horror, Dan Stevens, Julie Delpy 

So happy you enjoyed it.

Branaghs movie with de niro was pretty good too but yeah this might just be the best one despite the lack of spectacle

Just shows that good writing and acting doesnt have to be expensive and beats special effects every time

The creature make up is poor though, he's too human like.

The creature is meant to be an abomination to behold.

@@nathansandiford5930 Well they did have a low budget

​​@@nathansandiford5930 Actually, he looks pretty much exactly like he's described in the book... maybe a bit less 'skeletal' in the face, but dead on otherwise. *And yeah OP, Luke Goss is great as always.

Nope

It's not faithful to the novel, read it again now you've watched this and you'll see what I mean.

@@nathansandiford5930 It was faithful to the n novel Nathan. I suggest you reread it again.

And Shelley reaches back to the Talmudic scholars of the middle ages who wrote about the Golem, the soulless ones; she, herself, writer in the age or Romanticism.

@@nonyabusiness2510It was more faithful than other films, but in general not that faithful beyond the basic major plot points. Many (unnecessary) changes were made.

So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching, and also for the great comments.

Probably the closest adaptation we'll ever get.

I'm only halfway through and it's great.

Because this is from the original novel

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Thanks for spoiling the ending for everyone. Good grief.

I haven't read the book. Is the movie a close adaptation of the book or they changed the plot?

so glad you enjoyed it!

@@abcxyz8787 The film followed the basic storyline. A few changes in the details, probably to simplify the timing and adjust lengthy details. But all in all, both are closer than films in the past. The book is worth the read. An unedited audiobook would make it easier for people who don't like to read books. I'd suggest anyone who doesn't like to read personally, would serve themselves notable improvements on many levels, to add the love of reading to their skills. This book is one that was written by a brilliant writer. A series of journal entries and letters leads the reader through the story. The story starts and ends on a frozen waterway, with interaction between Dr. Frankenstein, the captain and crew of an ice locked ship, is part of the original novel. Very scary part. It becomes part of the captain's log. Dracula, by Bram Stoker, is similarly written in journal entries and letters. It was a popular writing technique of that era, giving the storyline a mystery discovery tilt. This is more entertaining and interacting with readers, rather than the flat out single voice storyline, just written out. Reading old books gives you a view of life of that era.

@@dorianchriste8645 Thanks! actually bought the book once at a second hand bookstore but didn't get around to reading it and lost it with time. I might buy it again.

​@@abcxyz8787They massively changed it and missed out a vital section of the novel that explains the creatures emotions.

Thank you for the nice words, Mo. We're happy you enjoyed it.

@@Popcornflix Thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you 🙂📽️📽️📽️📽️🙏

Agreed... but that's not the story goes. This movie was a great rendition of the famous book.

My only gripe with this movie is the fact that he’s actually handsome asf. He just needs a shower and a new wardrobe.

@@CutthroatVictory 🤣

​@@CutthroatVictoryIn the book Victor created the monster to be handsome but was not pleased by the end result.

He looks like a a Non-human.. If the guy like him enter my house and playing with my daughter.. of course i will not allow that

there were 3 people who were accepting...the little girl who danced with him and her blind grandfather who played the violin while they danced until her parents came home and flipped out

Glad you enjoyed it!

Hard to imagine he was in a very famous (crappy) boy bad in the 80s. Turned out he was a better actor

So glad you liked it.

This is the best story of Frankenstein... Perfectly plotted. Bravo Luke Goss

We're so happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching both parts.

@@Popcornflix You're most welcome.

Thanks for the nice words, Anna!

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Yes! Done in old fine way. But if this best well u got lot of catching up to do. Like count dracula with gary oldman. Simply the best acting production ive ever seen. Welcome to real movie magic. Must go to tcm and see i feel best movie ever made.PENNY SERENADE. ULL CRY LIKE A BABY. AND OF COURSE STEWART IN ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE. WHAT MAKES THESE MOVIES R MAGNIFICENT MUSIC.

@@patsywhitten4739 it would be nice if you can tell me the title of the movie. Thank in Advance

Bram stokers DRACULA 1992

@@Believe30 thanks

But not following M.S.'s novel!

@@WalterJoergLangbein in the words of siskel and Ebert, as you might expect in the movies one man plays god he loses, and the monster is soon running free

@@WalterJoergLangbein meanwhile as everyone else is carrying on with their normal life, Victor resurrects a monster with dead human parts with completely disastrous results

Thanks for the great comments, Ho Jo. Glad you enjoyed it.

The "opinion" is less than 2% are as unique as you are. Congratulations for not only surviving but rising above the madness man made. Peace!

if one day you crave the death of others what will you do to appease yourself?

It isn't about revenge or getting paid back or treating someone else like $hit for some reparations... I get to be me and do whatever I want since breaking away... Being the better for it and they get to carry on without ever knowing who I was then or now... Doing something to these people who don't deserve my time would only put them in control and somehow justify there cruelty because nobody cares about what they do or did only what the reaction of the outcast would be and I'm not going to continue that cycle... I left so I can have a life and that life is more valuable than the satisfaction of whatever breaking news story would be... In the end I get the credit for rising up not sinking to there level...

You are a good man Jason I have that temptation and I don't know if one day it will happen, anyway thanks for the reply 🌷

It will be ok

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Er… that’s very debatable

They were both monsters. LIke father like son.

The entire movie is a major departure from the book. More accurate than other movies, but overall not very faithful. A different ending is to be expected

That's the point in the original book (not to say this adaptation is faithful though)

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Shelley* and it's really not that accurate

Not true she just wants attention don't give her any 🙄🤣

For some power matters more than anything else and honestly speaking I can even understand them

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Glad you enjoyed it.

I suggest you read the book. This movie is not very accurate.

You're welcome, Maria. Thank you for watching and for the thoughtful comments!

The adaptation isn't very faithful.

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We're so happy you tried this one out Kathy, especially since you hadn't previously enjoyed the storyline. And glad you enjoyed it.

Correction he is absolutely gorgeous

Yes and to me what is scary about him is not his looks or even what he is but what he does. And it not being truly intentional makes him terrifying, to me.

Yeah...who knew Frankenstein's monster was a handsome Goth with the soul of a poet?

I would suggest you read the original book. An amazing read! The movie retained the basic major plot points and that's about it; it wasn't particularly faithful.

Good grief your pretentiousness is just unparalleled. The Universal Monster films are a national treasure. The world is big enough for both of them. It's people like you the world has far too many of. I read the book and completely enjoyed it. I also love the Universal "monster" version.

@@nonyabusiness2510 Coming from the troll who hasn’t refuted ANY of what I’ve said, pathetic. The Universal films are trash, this is the best Frankenstein adaptation.

Thank you for watching, Jester Moment.

Geez, thanks revealing the script. 😮

What ns! I am the only being reflecting such terms / compIiments and love related terms and special names like Isabel / Elizabeth / Eva etc! The misused special name Isabel and the other unsuitable name such as Serrano and the big terms wf and perfect and beautiful and love!

All the bad things that happen to humnz are a form of karma for their harrible zynz - reIationships are only meant for us pure beings (me & my pure protectors aka the alphas) who are an enjoyable presence aka beings blessed with a pure body that doesn’t ghx one out, and trying to be in a reIationship is a harrible _ / zyn, as is fercing someone into existence against its will and without its consent in a pointI_s morteI world...

humnz are chaotic things born from chaos and the most sakryIegiux zynz that are bound to create more chaos / zyn by continuing the vicious cycle of so-called 'life' if they don't become aware or if all the wrong things such as btg and bngng aren't b4nnedfaster

...almost all humnz only dsv the most afI fatez - to pay for all zynz...

Also, lifting womyn is a beyond harrible _e / zyn - such harrible scenes need to be b4nned from all movies! And plucking flowers and _ing trees are also a harrible _e! Flowers and trees are pure and sacred non-moving beings who reflect me the pure / sacred being, and they should have always been protected from humnz!

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Actually the story is written by Byron even if everyone says no I think so

@@user-dh7gq1db2r The original book is by a woman.

Believe the newspapers or whatever you want but in my opinion it is obvious that Byron wrote it, it is also written on various parts that he put his hand on it, instead for me he is the author of the book.

Don't assume what her opinions would be, that's disrespectful. Anyway, this was not particularly faithful. At all. It retained the major plot points and that's about it. I was disappointed in it, and I can certainly say I wouldn't be proud if I had written the book.

You do know 'Frankenstein' is Victor's last name right...

Glad you enjoyed it