I, Frankenstein (Blu-ray 3D, 2014)

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Title: I, Frankenstein. 200 years after his shocking creation, Dr. Frankenstein's creature, Adam, still walks the earth. Format: Blu-ray 3D.

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Product Identifiers

ProducerAndrew Mason, Gary Lucchesi, Richard S. Wright, Sidney Kimmel, Tom Rosenberg
UPC0031398195153
eBay Product ID (ePID)7046039406

Product Key Features

Movie/TV TitleI, Frankenstein
DirectorStuart Beattie
Release Year2014
FormatBlu-ray 3D
GenreHorror
StudioLIONSGATE

Dimensions

Item Height0.53 in
Item Weight0.21 lb
Item Length6.75 in
Item Width5.39 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs9
Country/Region of ManufactureMexico

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4.6
28 product ratings
  • 21 users rated this 5 out of 5 stars
  • 5 users rated this 4 out of 5 stars
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  • Top favourable review

    Do You Like Underworld, Twilight or Harry Potter?

    If you like Underworld, then you’ll like this. All the same electro-gothic sexy monster fighting you’re accustomed to, just with gargoyles & demons instead of vampires & werewolves. But like Underworld: the characters are cardboard & forgettable, there’s very little plot & suffers from tons of over-the-top romantic melodrama that is ultimately purposeless. Do you like sexy emo monsters stylishly fighting? Then watch. If you are more interested in characters & narratives then you should look elsewhere

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  • Top critical review

    3D Effects Can’t Save This Box Office Bomb

    I, Frankenstein begins (sort of) at the end of the novel as Dr. Victor Frankenstein pursues his creation into the arctic to kill him, but succumbs to the elements. The creature returns Victor’s body to the family cemetery where he is attacked by demons, but is rescued by gargoyles (angels). The queen of the gargoyles explains to the creature (now named Adam) that there is an eternal conflict between gargoyles and demons over the existence of humans. Fast forward 200 years, and the creature Adam is enlisted in the battle, as the demons seek to capture him or Frankenstein’s journal in order to learn the secrets of reviving corpses. What follows is a series of kung-fu type battles between the opposing forces. Fans of horror / scifi movies have always been a rather forgiving lot, allowing for bad science and thin plots. But some degree of logic is required. Let’s start with the creature. He’s covered with a random hodge-podge of scars. Not the scars one would expect of a man who was assembled from several corpses, such as hands grafted onto arms, a head grafted to the body, or a brain inserted into a skull. Adam’s scars look more like he just came in second place in several sword fights. Dr. Frankenstein’s secret for reviving the corpse? Five jolts from electric eels. Were that the case no one would die from a heart attack as by the 21st century surely some doctor would have figured out the magic formula for reviving a patient is 5 jolts from a defibrillator. So what we’re left with is a series of fights between demons and gargoyles, with Adam taking part from time to time. Not much of a movie. Obviously the attraction of the movie is that it is available in 3D. The movie was not filmed in 3D, but was converted before its theatrical release. The 3D effects are generally good, displaying excellent depth, but never any jump-out-into-the audience effects. With so few movies available in 3D, owners of 3D televisions are starved for content other than animated features, but the 3D effects in this movie can’t save it from a tedious plot of endless kung-fu battles. I’d barely rate the movie as 2 stars out of five, but elevate it by one star just for the sake of having something to watch in 3D.

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  • great acting and effects

    one of my favorite movies. he's a fantastic actor and was perfect for this part

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  • I Frankenstein great interpretation of the original story

    It's an excellent movie reminds me a bit of the film style of the vampire series underworld. The digital redemption code worked through Lions Gate, and it's part of my digital collection of movies at the Vudu site. It's a very good movie adaptation with a contemporary twist.

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  • A new twist on Frankenstein

    Adam aka Frankenstein's monster (Aaron Eckhart) wasn't a monster at all. He was a very likable man. The monster was played by the great Bill Nighy; he was the true monster. The plot was entertaining, the movie is a keeper. The movie used a werewolf from Underworld Kevin Grevioux, and Aden Young. Although why the film took Aden out mid-way is still a puzzle.

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  • Good movie. Good graphics and screen play. Twist on an old story. I liked it.

    I liked it.

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  • I Frankenstein (3D) Bluray DVD

    Frankenstein with a different twist, Interesting point of view. Plenty of Action and Adventure. Excellent Packaging, Quick Shipping and Handling.

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  • Engaging

    Excellent action to story ratio. Lots of action that follows the story. Awesome. I'm impressed.

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  • Not what I expected. Tighten your collar.

    Not what I expected. Tighten your collar.

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  • Thanks, works great!!

    Thanks, works great!!

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned