Aaron Eckhart has some advice for monster movie and Mary Shelley purists who might quibble with “I, Frankenstein,” his futuristic movie version of creature that features Eckhart as the monster almost 100 years in the future. GoingOut Guide. Looking for Kevin Grevioux's graphic novel comes alive—alive!—in this gothic 3D actioner from the makers of the … Read more
Mary Shelley must be turning over in her grave right now. Really, Lionsgate? It's no wonder you didn't screen “I, Frankenstein” for critics before its wide release. I wouldn't have, either, considering just how much damaged you've done to a literary Mary Shelley gets an acknowledgment in the closing credits of “I, Frankenstein,” and one … Read more
“I was made of a dozen used parts from eight different corpses,” says the creature. “I'm a monster.” That is also the early verdict on I, Frankenstein, which this morning had a perfect score of zero on the Rotten Tomatoes website of aggregate reviews Before settling in to watch the movie, I didn't know that … Read more
“I was made of a dozen used parts from eight different corpses,” says the creature. “I'm a monster.” That is also the early verdict on I, Frankenstein, which this morning had a perfect score of zero on the Rotten Tomatoes website of aggregate reviews Photo courtesy LionsgateEssentially, writes Kurt Loder, I, Frankenstein is an Underworld … Read more
Photo courtesy LionsgateEssentially, writes Kurt Loder, I, Frankenstein is an Underworld movie. It's based on a graphic novel by Kevin Grevioux, who also worked on those films, and numbers among its producers several It would be premature to suggest this without consulting the archives, but “I, Frankenstein” might very well set some kind of record … Read more