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- Film Movie Frankenstein -- Comparing Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Kenneth Branagh's Frankenstein on 2010-01-10
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Frankenstein - New York Times on 2010-01-05
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A long-haired, humorless, unrecognizable John Cleese plays the professor with
whom Victor boldly discusses the alchemist Paracelsus, and whose brain Victor
winds up borrowing for research purposes
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein movie review on 2010-01-05
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it seems clear cut that someone who rips the heart out of an innocent person
must be evil.
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Frankenstein Essay on 2010-01-05
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add a lot of back story, boost the romance, try to bolster the "pioneering
scientist" theme by introducing such elements as acupuncture, and present a
monster (Robert De Niro) who looks like a punch-drunk boxer after he's been
tossed into a wheat thresher.
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Review: Mary Shelly's Frankenstein on 2010-01-04
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The creature, as typified by Boris Karloff with outstretched arms, flat-topped
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Several movie characters bear little resemblance to their book counterparts
beyond having the same name (Dr. Waldeman, Frankenstein's mentor, being a chief
example), and there is a significant alteration in the last act. Surprisingly
enough, although it reflects nothing written by Shelley, this scene is effective
in underlining the weaknesses and strengths of both Victor Frankenstein and his
creature.
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FrankensteinFilms.com - The Frankenstein Movie and Monster Horror Film Site - from Mary Shelley to Boris Karloff, Peter Cushing, Kenneth Branagh on 2009-12-17
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In Branagh's version Victor's mother dies giving birth to William;
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Victor does not make the acquaintance of Henry Clerval
before he enters the university in Ingolstadt.
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