The Criterion Collection • Page 66

Discussion in 'Entertainment Forum' started by OhTheWater, Apr 15, 2016.

  1. likewise. somedays, my favorite.
     
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  2. OotyPa

    fall away Supporter

    A perfect film
     
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  3. Michael Belt

    metadata incarnate Supporter

    just got my 4K copy in a couple days ago. looks amazing. really excited to watch it again.
     
  4. angrycandy

    I’m drama in these khaki towns Supporter

    October releases were announced

    The Shout seems intriguing
     
  5. DarkHotline

    Bringing All The Love Prestigious

    Definitely interested in Welcome II The Terrordome
     
  6. jciswhatis

    Ugh, I hate America. Supporter

     
  7. I'm supposed to finally watch Frankenstein this weekend. I like Del Toro but didn't have Netflix at the time, and proceeded to hear mixed things from friends, so it hasn't been a priority.
     
  8. i saw it in theaters which was fun. it's not great and has some pretty glaring character problems imo, but it's not bad and i would probably watch again
     
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  9. Argus

    Of sugar and ice I am made

    The Criterion cover is really beautiful, at least.
     
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  10. oncenowagain

    the people’s champion Prestigious

    personally liked frankenstein but i’m a sucker for the gdt flare that he injects into all his movies so i simply really liked his take on it
     
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  11. DarkHotline

    Bringing All The Love Prestigious

    Del Toro is more of a visual director than a storyteller imo, love him and his work though
     
  12. OotyPa

    fall away Supporter

    I also saw it in theaters. I love the novel, was hoping for something resembling that. It really dumbs everything down and dilutes the source material to the simplest possible interpretation of something that should be complex and bleeding with passion. But it is probably more accurate than the other adaptations that aren’t sympathetic to the creature. The set design is cool. Elordi is good. It’s not great but depending on your expectations, you may find something to enjoy
     
  13. Morrissey

    Prestigious Prestigious

    It is really weird that for all the adaptations over the years so many of them skew so far from the point of the novel. I can't think of any other major book that has so much divergence.
     
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  14. Elordi is really good in it I agree
     
  15. DarkHotline

    Bringing All The Love Prestigious

    Now Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein with Robert De Niro and Kenneth Branagh, there’s a Frankenstein movie you can set your watch to.