'Frankenstein' Movie Review, Director Guillermo Del Toro Gothic Horror Teaches To Not Be Controlling

Guillermo del Toro directed movie, Frankenstein, is not just a horror movie, but it is more than the genre of gothic romance. The film teaches everyone a lesson of how one should not control anything around, as doing that can create consequences that are totally tragic. Well, Netflix's Frankenstein makes everyone believe in the fact that scientific research is very important if one has to progress. Human sentiments is something that needs understanding as if it is not valued then an innocent person can become a monster anytime.

Frankenstein is an adaptation of Mary Shelley's famous 1818 novel

Frankenstein has been directed and also written by Guillermo del Toro and is based on what Shelley wrote in 1818 in the novel named, Frankenstein, or famously known as The Modern Prometheus. The story of the same has literally influenced all generations of cinema, literature and also pop culture. The story of Frankenstein showcases that literature classes literally have come to life on the screen, giving fans a delightful roller coaster filled with visual treats.

For the unversed, the cast of Frankenstein includes Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, Felix Kammerer, David Bradley, Lars Mikkelsen, Christian Convery, with Charles Dance, and Christoph Waltz. If you are a fan of horror gothic romance, then this adaptation of classic literature will give you jump scares. The film has a lot of emotional depth, with the narrative being rich and the story is stitched in a way where the heartbeat of a person becomes louder and stronger.

Frankenstein makes you realise that ambitions need to be checked

The narrative of Frankenstein is such that it teaches the audience that no matter how sharp or brilliant one is, it is important to be ethical, and doing research is also important. The film teaches that no matter how much you progress scientifically, it is very important to keep a tab on human ambitions, understand the pros and cons. For those who do not know, in Frankenstein, Oscar Isaac essays the role of 'Victor Frankenstein' with total brilliance and also accuracy.

Oscar Issac is like the man who has gone skin deep in his character. There is also Mia Goth, who has been known for her role in Pearl and Infinity Pool, and plays an important character with Felix Kammerer, David Bradley, Lars Mikkelsen, Christian Convery, Charles Dance, and also Christoph Waltz. Speaking of Frankenstein's direction and cinematography, it is very distinctive and also filled with details. Through the eyes of 'Victor' it is seen that he kind of is seen getting inhuman and is also a controller of his own creation.

Frankenstein film shows the importance of a dysfunctional childhood

Through the eyes of 'Victor', his mannerisms and character presentation showcase a childhood that was very dysfunctional. This was because 'Victor's father is shown to be very dominating and also a physicist who is pretty famous. He is shown to lack empathy and 'Victor' also inherits that in his creation. Empathy is important but the lead character does not know because of a cruel dad.

The film is a powerful watch because parents need to understand the difference between controlling and also disciplining a child. There are times when the sentiments of a child are misunderstood and empathy is the existence of mankind. One cannot feel like God, and rule the world as power breaks.

What are your views on Netflix's Frankenstein which has created a lot of noise?

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