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Might not meet the 2018 Hollywood standards

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Its weird but interesting

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The book seems to be more drawn out then the movie. From this clip i can tell that i would be more interested in the movie.

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Frankenstein throws the girl in the water, doesn't save her. Not like the book.

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For someone like me that can barely read a cereal box the movie seems to be a lot nicer to my head but the book contains a more emotional draw

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VEry interesting

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This video changed my life

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its different because in the book he was alone making the monster

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the clip and the movie was quite different . the girl didn't drown in the clip but she did in the book. the monster was very nice and caring to the young girl.

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Since it's Hollywood, and they obviously would like to make money, they always are forced to play this scene up in a grand manor so that it keeps the horror/thrilling aspect of a terrifying monster. Back then, it was easier to make him clunky, dumb, and slow since they didn't have the ability to do create the creature portrayed in the book and stick with the overall theme of it without boring the audience. Because of this, they often make it in an evil laboratory with a clear way of how Frankenstein brought him to life, and, in this case, a few spectators. The book is much more dark and mysterious, leaving much up to the reader when it comes to how he comes to life, the atmosphere when it happens, etc.

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In the book, the girl is already in the lake and the monster saves her (due to him being fast, agile, and intelligent. NOT slow, clumsy, and dumb). In the movie, she befriends him and he unintelligently throws her in the lake just like the flowers to see if she floats. I'm unsure whether or not it brings the father back to shoot the creature or if it went into any other detail about the two characters either.

Matthew Perelman

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Yea this misses the whole scene of the book completely. She fell into a river and he saved her in the book but here in the movie he threw her into the pond after playing with flowers then ran away scared -MarkieMark

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Not an accurate representation of the monster and also it is not how the scene goes in the movie they tried to make him look stupid and he actually saves the girl not hurt her.

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No it is not like the book because during the book he didn’t have help from anyone

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Anonymous 42m
This isn't like the book because when Victor created the monster he was by himself and no one knew about it and afterwards he was unhappy that he created the monster. - Mich G.

Anonymous 31m
This is absolutely nothing like the book because Victor Frankenstein never had an Igor and he never told anybody about the monster until the end of the book! OH and he was completely disgusted with his creation, not ecstatic! -Ashleigh Anderson

Anonymous 8m
No, this clip is not like the book. In the book the monster is just created then wakes up. There is no dramatic flare like in the clip. Another difference is Victor was alone, in the book, when the monster came to life but in the clip had a crowd watching. -Sarah Mills


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