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Frankenstein (1910) Full and restored.....

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John Byrne3 years ago

@TheBengalTiger_ I remember when this was still a lost film and the only still around was of Charles Ogle as the Monster. There is still hope for finding London After Midnight.

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Andy Weltch3 years ago

I wrote this for the @Wordsworthians Romanticism blog a few years ago - mighjt be of interest

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A Guide For Monsters3 years ago

If anyone is interested I composed a soundtrack for it. Take a look if you'd like.

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Teresa_is_a_fighter_4_JUSTUCE!3 years ago

What was the reasoning behind the different lens colors? I love how much overacting they needed to do to get their point across, lol.

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Landscape Art and Architecture3 years ago

Wow! Nice one! ❤️

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Simon Templar3 years ago

This was kind of amazing. Thank you for posting.

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StevenBayShore MBE3 years ago

At 6:37 the butler looks kind of like William Frawley.

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Sɴᴀᴋᴇsᴋɪɴ Jᴀᴄᴋᴇᴛ3 years ago

@_MSSOM_

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returnoftheSteve2 years ago

Its so established in movie versions that the monster is created by stitching bits of dead humans together, if I remember the book isn't really that clear how he turns his 'raw-materials' into a creature. Its great to see this version.

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