Scott D

The best movie I've seen in years. Guillermo Del Toro gave Mary Shelly's creation life.

I couldn't get through 4 episodes. Incredibly poor writing with unrealistic plots/narratives. It's almost like the writers/producers live in a propaganda bubble that influences what they think normal people say, do, or behave like on a daily basis.

That was a difficult movie to sit through. The acting was awful, the music was awful, and the singing was awful. I was really looking forward to this movie because I love musicals, and this was a massive disappointment.

This show is awful. Granted , I've only watched one episode, so I can't comment on the show as a whole. I came here to read some of the reviews and see what the people writing the 5-star reviews liked so much about the show. Maybe I'd see something that opened my eyes to a different perspective. Maybe I'd get some incentive to continue the show. However, the vast majority of 5-star reviews hinge on the idea that anybody not writing a 5-star review is simply "review bombing" the series, with little to no reference to the ACTUAL show. Which leads me to think that these are actually false accounts/bots or people paid by Disney that are "Review Boosting" the show. Go ahead and peruse the 5-star reviews and see how many of these "people" actually give an honest review instead of posting the same exact concept of people "review bombing" the show. They are disturbingly similar in their context and begs the question as to why there are so many of these false boosters? It's like somebody gave a "Progressive" ChatGP instructions to write a so so review while complaining about white men "review bombing" the show... Like it came from the same exact hive-mind.

This is the type of page-to-screen adaptation I want for all movies. The amazing cinematics and acting aside, this movie gives fans of the book the story they fell in love with. Well done.

There really wasn't anything special about the movie. It felt forced and lacked an emotional connection with the audience.