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By Magdalen L (1) on 05 Feb 2010

I like this as it is in between love and sin in this story. Nothing is perfectly right or wrong…

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By Kyle E (319) on 17 Jan 2010

Im Allways A Sucker For The Under Dogg ... Everyone Knows Frankenstien So I Rilly Dont Need To Wright Much…

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By Summer D (94) on 12 Jan 2010

I watched this a long time ago, and all I remember is how scary Frankenstein's monster was…

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By Nancy W (119) on 09 Jan 2010

This is so NOT Mary Shelley's Frankestein. The Hallmark Channel actually made and accurate version of it…

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By Joy W (78) on 06 Jan 2010

Fantastic movie. Sets and costumes are sweet, DeNiro does an awesome job and who knew Branagh was so fine…

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By Robert B (2,055) on 29 Dec 2009

Okay I will defend this movie…

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By Max M (899) on 28 Dec 2009

Mary shelley's frankenstein is a horror film based on the classic book frankenstein by mary shelley this probably one of the bests frankenstein…

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By Max (106) on 27 Dec 2009

Mary shelley's frankenstein is a horror film which is based on a novel mary shelley but this is not a remake so do not worry remake haters…

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By Jennifer B (1,401) on 17 Dec 2009

A great account of Mary Shelley's novel. A lot of young Kenneth running around in tight black pants with a sweaty chest! ;) Hot stuff…

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By Kier A (41) on 17 Dec 2009

A great account of Mary Shelley's novel. A lot of young Kenneth running around in tight black pants with a sweaty chest! ;) Hot stuff…

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By Paul G (835) on 10 Dec 2009

Sadly underrated version of Mary Shelley´s 1818 novel, with everything which makes good Gothic film: classic monsters, luminous photography,…

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By Mars D (129) on 10 Dec 2009

Branagh put his elegant touch to the gothic classic with great performances and art direction…

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By Ian L (373) on 09 Dec 2009

The best of the serious Frankenstein adaptations, (see Young Frankentein if you want a laugh)…

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By Dustin M (641) on 06 Dec 2009

What's Frankenstein without a creature with bolts in his neck? What's Frankenstein without dark, eerie castles…

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By Gordon C (275) on 01 Dec 2009

Frankenstein is one of my favourite novels, and I had previously admired Kenneth Branagh's films and performances…

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By Thomas E (234) on 24 Nov 2009

Frenetic thrills, melodramatic performances and impressionistic design, boasting a script true to the structure of the novel…

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By Conner R (1,016) on 19 Nov 2009

Since the invention of the motion picture, Hollywood has turned to the classics to inspire some of its greatest work…

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By Lucas Y (771) on 16 Nov 2009

Interesting adaptation that hasn't aged well at all. With all the amazing movies that came out in 1994, I'm surprised DeNiro took this role…

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By Gareth R (286) on 15 Nov 2009

The tagline for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is the best thing about it. Be Warned…

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By Dominique Y (1) on 12 Nov 2009

Born native to a small town by the name of Geneva, Victor Frankenstien leaves his home to pursue a career as a Doctor, the same way his father…

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