Young Frankenstein (1974)

Dr. Frederic Frankenstein: When you look at the bottom of the brain just removed from the skull, you see only a very few brains in fact. However, as I showed in the last week's lecture, if you slowly pull the underside of the sacral leaf slowly, you can see the top of the brain stem. The so-called "brain stem" includes a circular protrusion called the midbrain, a bridge, and a downwardly tapered stem called the extending medulla.

Inside the movie, there is also a scene that Dr. Frankenstein presents, putting an empty milk bottle in one hand and placing a full milk bottle in the other hand. Cutting Over the years, the only existing media in this scene was a picture from YF's paperback book. However, in the autumn of 2008, the scene in this scene appeared in the Blu-ray version of the movie showing the two angles of the scene that is finally missing. More "

Frankenstein creatures such as classic Frankenstein and Boris Korov in 1931, and Dr. Kenstein, an imitation cartoon imitation by Jean Wilder as Frank. Even students who have never seen a movie may have a prejudice about monsters. Have the students discuss their knowledge about Frankenstein creatures and pay attention to their reactions to the committee. Next, I will ask how many students saw the movie about the Frankenstein monster. Encourage them to explain monsters, other key features and plots to them while you are writing down their explanation on the board

Young Frankenstein (1974) - Mel Brooks has published many kinds of works in his era, but this black and white camouflaged global monster movie must be the best work of legendary writer / director not. Gene Wilder, Madeline Kahn, Teri Garr, Cloris Leachman and Marty Feldman are the best, and Peter Boyle is the only Frankenstein monster who played Puttin in Ritz. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1994) - As a faithful adaptation of Shelley's original novel by the director of Kenneth Brana, he led an all-star actor including Robert De Niro. This movie is closely related to the original novels and talents, but this movie is not well accepted by viewers and critics.