Frankenstein - Recenzje

This is the film that Guillermo del Toro was born to make.

The filmmaker puts all of his skills to bear in this spin on the Mary Shelley story as he goes for a tale of tragedy, romance, and redemption rather than a straight horror flick.

Jacob Elordi shines in Guillermo Del Toro’s passion project.

...a breathtaking coup, an exhilarating riposte to the conventional wisdom about dream projects.

Guillermo del Toro's gory and glorious creation is a triumph.

...a monstrously beautiful melodrama.

A classy, if somewhat safe, adaptation.

The macabre-loving director reanimates Mary Shelley's Victorian classic with sumptuous style.

Jacob Elordi is a very sympathetic monster in this visually stunning but thematically lacking film...

Jacob Elordi’s blasphemous beauty makes you feel sympathy for the devil.

Hearing the words “Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein” is one of those cinematic prospects that almost just makes too much sense — a truly sublime synthesis of creator and creation.

...it’s the ideal subject matter for this particular filmmaker.

...if you thought the creature in Andy Warhol’s Flesh For Frankenstein was sexy, wait until you get a load of Elordi in just a snug loincloth.

...if you want a period monster movie that’s solid, almost oaken in its sturdiness, you don’t need to knock on wood to assure that del Toro is keeping the innermost essence, the soul of cinema, alive at least.

...it is the only version that could come from Guillermo del Toro’s wonderful genius.