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By Sarfaraz A (915) on 04 May 2013

Bride of Frankenstein sequel to Frankenstein directed by James Whale…

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By James K (1,238) on 30 Apr 2013

With spectacular visuals, a great villain, and the monster being able to talk, Bride of Frankenstein is undeniably superior to the original…

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By Joseph E (544) on 30 Apr 2013

With spectacular visuals, a great villain, and the monster being able to talk, Bride of Frankenstein is undeniably superior to the original…

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By Amjad A (105) on 26 Apr 2013

A spectacular, unique and morbid classic which is without a doubt the greatest Frankenstien film of them all…

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By Wesley J (162) on 15 Apr 2013

This is a perfect film as well…

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By Deusdedit D (109) on 10 Apr 2013

Creo que pierde mucho de el ambiente tétrico y serio del filme. pero Whale hizo un filme tan cercano a la perfección como el primero…

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By Devon B (391) on 09 Apr 2013

Even though 1931's Frankenstein was neatly wrapped up at the end, killing off the doctor and his monster, Universal intended to make a sequel…

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By Connor M (230) on 02 Apr 2013

One of the few sequels to really surpass the first film on all levels…

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By C H (432) on 28 Mar 2013

So Frankenstein gets a sequel because the original was a hit. You can tell they had a bigger budget for this one with new sets and effects…

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By Spencer S (1,155) on 25 Mar 2013

Up to par with the first Boris Karloff version but the goofy little mini scene derailed a few moments for me…

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By Kevin B (1,217) on 24 Mar 2013

Having wanted to move on from Frankenstein's monster director James Whale initially refused to be involved in the sequel but later agreed taking…

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By Wayne N (20) on 12 Mar 2013

This is the perfect example of a great film. The symbolism, Art Direction, acting, directing, and score is nothing short of pure perfection…

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By Ian G (848) on 02 Mar 2013

Of all the great Universal monster movies, Bride of the Frankenstein is absolutely the best…

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By Oliver E (195) on 02 Mar 2013

Of all the great Universal monster movies, Bride of the Frankenstein is absolutely the best…

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By Adam L (814) on 19 Feb 2013

Having wanted to move on from Frankenstein's monster director James Whale initially refused to be involved in the sequel but later agreed taking…

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By Christopher C (1,363) on 18 Feb 2013

An epic monster movie that continues the story of Frankenstein's Monster…

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By Sam A (557) on 06 Feb 2013

One of my favorite 'sequels' ever same director same cast and oh those silver streaks in elsa lanchester's hair…

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By Will T (444) on 05 Feb 2013

The 100% critics review is well deserved, and the 13% of users who didn't enjoy this movie need to hand in their 'film fan' cards, NOW…

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By Eric B (2,026) on 30 Jan 2013

A true classic. Even better than the original. Ernst Thesiger practically steals the show with his flamboyant and macabre Dr. Pretorius…

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By Robert I (1,833) on 22 Jan 2013

Although not a horror film, this movie is one of the best films from the 30s. Holds up EXCEPTIONALLY well…

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