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By Samantha M (475) on 05 May 2012

It follows the book alright but it also takes some liberities and makes some interesting editions while remaining fairly faithful to the book…

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By Mike M (2,387) on 23 Apr 2012

This movie wasn't as good as it should have been…

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By Ryan V (1,568) on 15 Apr 2012

Really not all that bad, pretty faithful to the book. just you hafta filter out so much for it to make the running time…

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By Johnny T (1,375) on 01 Apr 2012

There are things to enjoy in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Kenneth Branagh's energetic adaptation of the 19th-century classic…

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By Ellie D (174) on 14 Mar 2012

Under rated classic movie, in my opinion far surpasses the original Frankenstein movie…

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By Benjamin A (187) on 06 Mar 2012

What was in the book and in previous Frankenstein films are found here in this remake. Good enough, however…

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By Carmela " (27) on 10 Feb 2012

My sister and I read Mary Shelley's novel before watching this, and I must say, I'm impressed that it followed the text as much as it did…

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By Janson S (157) on 06 Feb 2012

It's a decent movie, but it tries too hard to be like Bram Stoker's Dracula (by even dropping MS' name in th title), it's beyond belief…

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By Clay M (78) on 03 Dec 2011

Exhilarating adaptation,fine acting by all concerned, Branagh's pacing breathtaking. The use of color stunning…

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By Julian T (578) on 29 Nov 2011

Somehow captures the heartbreak and horror of living for the dead…

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By Elizabeth C (297) on 27 Oct 2011

Maybe it's just the English major in me, but it was really fun to see a more faithful adaptation of Mary Shelley's novel…

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By Nelle G (11) on 23 Oct 2011

A really interesting interpretation of the Shelley classic…

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By Kevin L (2,013) on 12 Oct 2011

A badly toned film with a strikingly unlikeable design for the creature, but beautifully made sets, a pretty okay plot, and nice characters…

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By Steve F (389) on 09 Oct 2011

Slightly better than 'Bram stokers Dracula' in the sense that its more sensible and realistic with less cheese haha De Niro is believeable…

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By Daniel A (1,013) on 25 Sep 2011

Though it's mostly faithful to the origins of the book, it seems that Branagh is only human as a director/actor pulling strings that just don't…

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By Hj M (2) on 25 Sep 2011

It's one of my favorite remake-monsters movies, I don't know why it is rated so low. I'm waiting for your critic…

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By Darren F (177) on 11 Sep 2011

A faithful adaptation of Shelley's novel which suffers from Brannagh trying a little too hard…

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By Elise C (240) on 11 Sep 2011

A faithful adaptation of Shelley's novel which suffers from Brannagh trying a little too hard…

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By Mark A (1,301) on 10 Sep 2011

Well-made and well-acted but overly disturbing and violent. Spoiler warning (as if it was one)- EVERYBODY DIES…

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By Kevin R (2,184) on 02 Sep 2011

Upon reading the original novel (I think the original 1818 edition and not the second revised edition) I can see the problems with adapting…

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