The film was based on the 1818 novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.
The film shows how Doctor Frankenstein created the monster. He succeeds in animating his monstrous creation, but the creature is soon rejected by society and driven to violence. Frankenstein is forced to confront the consequences of his actions as he tries to stop the monster from wreaking
Here are some of the things that make Frankenstein (1931) so special:
Boris Karloff's unforgettable performance as the monster: Karloff's portrayal of the creature is both terrifying and sympathetic. He creates a character who is both monstrous and human, and who is ultimately a victim of circumstance.
The film's groundbreaking special effects: Frankenstein (1931) was made at a time when special effects were still in their infancy, but the film's creators were able to create some truly groundbreaking visuals. The scene of the monster's creation is still iconic today.
I really liked the scenes in the home of Baron Frankenstein, father of Doctor Frankenstein, the mobs of villagers, and the creation of the monster
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Here's a small bit of overlap in our viewing: one I've actually seen. But, as you say, it's iconic...I would happily rewatch it too!
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