The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)
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Synopsis
Mary Shelley reveals the main characters of her novel survived: Dr. Frankenstein, goaded by an even madder scientist, builds his monster a mate.
Cast
- Boris Karloff
- Elsa Lanchester
- Colin Clive
- Valerie Hobson
- O.P. Heggie
- Una O'Connor
- Ernest Thesiger
- Gavin Gordon
- Douglas Walton
- E.E. Clive
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- Oct 4, 2021
This is about a gay man and a lesbian unknowingly set up on a blind date
Chris FeilSep 24, 2017the bride deserved more screen time
👽 Zara 👽Jun 2, 2018"Before you came I was all alone." "We belong dead." Retains and expands on pretty much every iconic element of Whale’s first time welcoming us into a “new world of Gods and Monsters” with his 1931 adaptation of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece Frankenstein: the…
Josh Lewis - Oct 19, 2021
when the bride in your movie called the bride of frankenstein has 3 minutes of screen time 😩👌
mariaNov 18, 2020i love dead! hate living!
chelseaSep 19, 2022Sorry to Anthony Hopkins and his family but the most iconic movie monster of all-time is the Bride who beats his twelve minutes of screen time speed-run by almost twelve minutes. She clocks in at like forty seconds and does nothing but turn her head like a bird and shriek…
Branson Reese - Oct 18, 2024
Bro got rejected by everyone for being too silly
noeni love this movie its my only weakness
pd187Oct 1, 2022and elsa lanchester, who plays bride, she gave everything
Lucy
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- Britt lovedBride of Frankenstein
Look closely and you’ll notice that the monster’s wounds appear to heal. Makeup artist Jack Pierce incrementally toned down the burns and replaced some of the hair, creating the illusion that the monster was slowly recovering. & The bride’s hairdo was supported by a wire cage.
Morgan lovedBride of Frankensteinmy heart was broken over and over again :( the monster is just a sweetheart i only want him to be happy, i adore him and his little bestie that taught him friendship, they were so so sweet, this is an emotional journey that you want so badly to have a good ending…
Austin is "meh" onBride of FrankensteinNot enough of the bride in it
- MK04 lovedBride of Frankenstein
ABSOLUTELY MAGNIFICENT!!!!! What a gorgeous love story, watching The Monster find his Humanity and Emotions was absolutely mesmerizing!!!!! I loved this entire film and this will be a constant Halloween/Spooky Season Watch for me!!!!! But all in all, this is an absolute masterpiece!!!! I wont give…
Ellie likedBride of Frankensteindespite being titled bride of frankenstein, the bride was not really a character. the story really focused on expanding frakenstein and while i liked that, i wish we could see just a glimpse more into her (but of course none of the female characters were really fleshed out, so maybe im asking for…
William Luckenbach lovedBride of FrankensteinSomehow Bride of Frankenstein managed to be better than the first. I love how the monster was more complex and showed emotions. I also loved the Caligari-esque set design and use of expressionism. This is the definitive universal Frankenstein film. 9/10
- nevan likedBride of Frankenstein
pretty great sequel that nearly emulates the energy of the original. the narrative isn’t quite as powerful since there’s little to no untread ground, but the visuals and performances are still incredibly solid. she’s clearly alive too
Alexa likedBride of FrankensteinThis is actually a lot more fun than the original, though I still find it funny that Frankenstein still has to be influenced by the older, slimier scientist. Ah, the days when the male hero wasn’t allowed to make mistakes.
Parker Wilson likedBride of FrankensteinThe bride of Frankenstein appear at the last five minutes of the movie and then screams then dies. I love the Frankenstein story but I don’t know why it’s called,” Bride of Frankenstein,” when it’s not really the focus
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Metacritic
It's satirical, exciting, funny, and an influential masterpiece of art direction.
Roger Ebert
Chicago Sun-Times
Another astonishing chapter in the career of the Monster.
Frank S. Nugent
The New York Times
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