Victor Frankenstein

Wonderful story, artistic filmography, and great humanity embedded within the morals. Watch it!

This has to be the best remake of Frankenstein to date. The actors were beyond amazing. The plot was believable and realistic. Really wish I could have seen this in theaters. The monster scene was intense and heart racing. I highly recommend this!

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but after the first five minutes I was already in love with the main character and enchanted with the London the filmmakers envisioned. There were no bad actors to be seen nor any acting that didn’t hit every spot required to hit. Real emotion. Never loved Igor or Victor Frankenstein more. I wanted to become a movie critic, but after reading some of these “professional” reviews, I’m afraid the join the club you must have to become blind and tasteless :P Enjoy the movie.

Save the money and just enjoy the trailer. The best parts of the movie were all there. I could not even finish this movie because it was so boring. The acting was melodramatic and the characters seemed very one dimensional. Sorry Daniel Radcliffe, you usually make better choices.

Not a movie I see myself watching a 2nd time.

This movie is like a hate crime against joy. Talented people are involved in all levels, yet it is painfully bad from start to finish. It is a ham fisted remake of Re-Animator without any of the demented glee of that film. When someone is more half assed than Brian Yuzna, then a new low has been achieved.

I think the casting is great. I think the monster design was fantastic. But the script itself spent way too much time on a back story that wasn’t all that interesting and it dragged on for some time. I felt there were missed opportunities; even briefly I thought our pious police officer would be made into the monster- what excellent irony. But it didn’t happen that way. There was no twist. I think other spin offs of this story have done a better job at reinventing this wheel. Unfortunately I think this is a forgettable contribution.

Run for the hills! Stay away from this terrible creation!

Highly reselling of a classic with a handed exploration of man's fear of technology.

Lavish set-designs and props...special-effects are pretty good, but the story is kind of boring, formalistic, predictable, and, slow. This is a movie that seems to portray Harry Potter collaborating with Victor Frankenstein (Professor Charles Xavier of X-Men) in re-animating a collection of sewn-together animal body parts. Also, they are being pursued by Colonel William Stryker (X-Men) based upon a bogus accusation of criminality.