A Comparison of Film and Novel Versions of Frankenstein

The nature of the movie and the novel version of Frankenstein's horror story gives readers / spectators strong fear, shock, or disgust. It creates a tense atmosphere for readers / viewers. Horror story is aimed at entertaining people by causing a fun horror feeling. The aim of movies / fiction is to scare readers / viewers in James Whale Edition and Mary Shelley's novels. In Mel Brooks Frankenstein, the purpose of this movie is to create humor and entertain the audience.

The video shows the movie version of the novel as a follow up to students' reading. Let students compare and contrast the characteristics of key figures and secondary characters in movies and novels. • Frankenstein of Mary Shelley, Kenneth Brana (such as Samsung Family Video in Colombia, Frankenstein creatures, Classical Frankenstein in 1931, Boris Carloff for Monsters and Young) Frankenstein (1974), starring Jean Wilder Even students who have never seen an imitation movie by Dr. Frankenstein 's cartoons may have a prejudice about this monster. Learn about the creatures of Kensington, pay attention to the reaction to the board, ask how many students saw the movie about Frankenstein's monsters, and explain the monster and other key features and plots on the board Write it down.

Because of the popularity of many Frankenstein movies and monsters, most Americans know who Frankenstein is. Frankenstein is the name of a scientist, not a monster, the monster itself is not represented by Robert De Niro in the 1994 movie version. Incompetence, a type of angry offender.

"Frankenstein" by Kenneth Branagh is a Gothic novel of the 18th century adapted from Mary Shelley. In this movie adaptation, the whole genre is a horror movie. Frankenstein is often regarded as a monster, in contrast to Frankenstein which is actually the creator. Compared to other adaptations, Frankenstein is allied with us before we actually see the movie, we have already harmed creation. This is due to the type of horror classification. When we see terror, we immediately think about evil, hatred, and death. This part is correct - it includes death, but since it involves life, it is a horror. This adaptation makes us feel sympathy