Frankenstein | "It's Alive!"

[@NoMoreNever]

"Crazy am I? We'll see whether I'm crazy or not." I just love the brooding intensity as the actor (Colin Clive) delivers that line.

[@fjccommish]

At the end: "Well, I am crazy!"

[@mikegregory222]

That LOOk!!; 🎉

[@jacobd8086]

It is also a huge hint that he really despised Victor. he was really soft with Elizabeth and had some sort of respect towards the doctor, but he seemed to be aware that Victor also had a thing for Elizabeth so he held a very strong hatred towards him until he came to his senses and realize that if anything were to happen to him, Victor was the most trusted to take care of Elizabeth.

[@taajwarpope2708]

"It's alive!" - Best cultural one-liner

[@r-leanmygirl-gj2kt]

I thought that was what the doctor who delivered Joy Behar screamed.

[@malachimelton7810]

Well yes but was never in the of book

[@malachimelton7810]

*OG

[@fivehead6675]

It wasn’t a joke though.

[@oisinjadran]

Finally a HD version of one of mankind’s most historical moments

[@Gurke-rf8xe]

HD versions of the monster movies already exist for 6/7 years now! Or do you mean on KZbin?

[@oisinjadran]

@@Gurke-rf8xe Ofc theres a HD version of every old movie out lol I was talking about all the KZbin clips

[@1elt]

@@oisinjadran 👍🏻

[@Gurke-rf8xe]

@@oisinjadran okay, thanks mate👌

[@tophbeifong4268]

remastered

[@marysenshitv9478]

I'm so happy that this film was restored..no offense to all the fans of MOVIES in this generation but for me, there is always this magical impact and the creativeness of making such wonderful movie like FRANKENSTEIN using the technology in past years.

[@paulronco9709]

Absolutely agree.

[@marioalejandro8528]

❤

[@michelleaw1325]

AGREED!

[@HollywoodTamizha]

Classic is Always the Best ...!❤️

[@1elt]

👍🏻

[@bullrun2772]

Not really

[@MarkNavarro-k1z]

" Great 📽 Classic, Broke my 💔 When The Bride of Frank'n When She Turn'd away when they met 😰 ( Frank says :( She Hate me .💔 Anywhoo See yuh At The Movies 📽🍿🥤

[@hankgarza4975]

@@bullrun2772 I bet you like the fantasy characters, such as, rainbow boy or Mr. Limp Wrist? Hugh?

[@bullrun2772]

@@hankgarza4975 man what’s this comment?????

[@ColtDee]

The best horror film ever made going back to 1931 no CGI here great to watch again this little treat.

[@danbaranowski]

Frankenstein is the first film of Universal’s monster movies that got me into the horror genre. Boris Karloff’s performance as Frankenstein’s Monster was one for the ages. His performances as the Monster in Bride of Frankenstein and Son of Frankenstein were awesome as well. Karloff should’ve won (or at least have been nominated) for an Academy Award for his performance

[@therealpenns7313]

Boris Karloff playing “the monster” is the best performance in film history.

[@snakes3425]

Lugosi should've also been nominated for an Academy Award for Dracula and White Zombie, same with Chaney Jr. for both Of Mice and Men and the Wolf-Man, hell Colin Clive's portray of Dr. Frankenstein is Academy Award worthy as well

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

I used to pretend the Frankenstein Monster was a substitute for my father, after my parents divorced. He was very tall and strong and I adored him but I only saw him 2-3 times a year. So ironic. Feminism created this which was once simply about men wanting to make life without women mucking things up. Frankenstein's moral lesson was about forgetting our biological origins.

[@Rodjhns123]

@@paulaharrisbaca4851I get your comment. Whats a man without a mother? Strange upbringing. One with a longing that can’t be fulfilled. The story of Frankensteins monster always fascinated me. A truly deep story that most don’t understand. The monster was a victim

[@jaapvander3787]

one of the highlights of movie history. no doubt

[@lapourjenkins9724]

It's alive. It's alive. IT'S ALIVE!

[@tolliSTFU]

Still kills me how Victor was Henrys best man while he simultaneously tried to sleep with Elizabeth every chance he was alone with her

[@M0rtanius]

I was waiting for him to say "throw the switch, Igor!" but was disappointed.

[@smithwesson1896]

*lightning strikes* "PLAY *ME* WILL YOU??"

[@dariondavis7145]

“Now I know what it feels like to be God” a much more impactful line that isn’t nearly recognized as widely 😅

[@Deader87]

Sit down please. Sit dowwwwn!

[@unistudiosclassicmonsters]

You too, Elizabeth… please

[@Earthboundmisfit1]

I bet this was scary as heck back in 1931.

[@TheGlass50]

Yes, I think about that myself. This was a new medium. I know it blew audiences away.

[@thesilentknight4554]

*Me pressing the On button on the PS5 for the first time November 12th* "It's alive, it's Alive.... IT'S ALIIIIIVE!!! Oh in the name of God. Now I know what's it like to have such power!!!!" *I then faint & collapse & get sent to the hospital* 😌😂🎮

[@jhoanaerives8887]

Bro this made me cry of laughter

[@murselpatpat4270]

You can buy ps5? (a ps5 is 8300 units in our country)

[@cruelclipsy2943]

@@murselpatpat4270 🤔😩

[@dre4534]

@@murselpatpat4270what country are you at?

[@theschoolofhistory6126]

Victor Frankenstein was always the real monster

[@unistudiosclassicmonsters]

*Henry, in this adaptation at least

[@steveperry1344]

the original horror show.

[@a.jthomas6132]

An instant classic. I have watch it in my film class before the pandemic.

[@huckxblueberryfan]

The scene that stated it all!🎃👻💀

[@randquadrozzi5850]

The good doctor was on fire in this scene and his performance in this movie was so good you had to feel pity for this man.

[@andrealuisecandido1154]

==== madness all arround asThaT look like i donT know insane crazy ScienTs

[@grecowatson5985]

Man this is way better than the current crappy movies, miss the time when they have to work manually in everything not to create digital like nowadays...

[@bullrun2772]

Nope

[@bleirdo_dude]

So yes.

[@fiftiesonly9579]

This movie was the beginning of REAL horror

[@ocrap10]

6:30 one of the greatest moments in cinema history

[@lucristianx]

My favorite thing to say when I fix a piece of equipment.

[@cobra7103]

I was surprised after watching the quality of the storytelling. It was much better than I expected

[@jacobd8086]

Colin acting what’s so incredibly head of its time he really embodied the true emotions of someone going through what he was doing. This is most definitely in terms of the talking pictures the first and pioneer iconic scene in movie history

[@treyb387]

This movie was a huge part of my childhood

[@coolbionicle]

So Dr. Frankenstein didn't use the lightning but X-rays to bring the monster to life. The lightning was to power the magnetrons used to do so.

[@latinoislander5016]

I think this was as disturbing to the viewers back then as Human Centipede was to us.

[@bolfboyz]

Fuck that film... Watched it once never again.

[@dre4534]

Nah man human centipede is disgusting. This is at least bearable to watch

[@Jamesi-n6t]

Nice Halloween movie

[@michelleaw1325]

Oh thank you so much for this!

[@juanjosemendoza6846]

Finally what que really were waiting

[@jessecorpus]

How the scary movies started, remember these movies are the foundation for the horror movies we have now

[@stevepaul6955]

What I like about the first two Frankenstein movies was the machines and equipment Henry Frankenstein had to bring his creation. to life. Starting with Son of Frankenstein the machines they used to revive the monster were adequate but nothing like Henry Frankenstein's especially the kites in Bride of Frankenstein.

[@luckyzert]

Kudos to Kenneth Strickfadden, a carnival electrician, who was contracted out to create the electrical gadgets. After the film, since he then owned all of the gadgets, he trucked them all home and stored them in his garage. Each time Universal needed them, he would take his "stuff" back to the lot for the next film. I heard that Karloff was afraid to lay on the table under the Jacobs Ladders and such, so that Strickfaden, himself, was the person on the table (when it wasn't just a prop body). Mel Brooks was the last to use the equipment, bringing Strickfaden out of retirement (he still had all of the stuff in his garage) for his film, YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN - and, I believe, gave Strickfaden credit for the first time.

[@salobrena6442]

I went to see this when I was 10 at the drivein with my brothers.. 4 or 5 horror movies scared the bejesus out of me.. this and Isand of Terror which is also on youtube.. there were Vampire movies as well..

[@sudhakarkumar284]

Unforgettable one liner

[@robhavock9434]

Never seen this film but from what I have it can match any digital special effects today, Gota get my hands on this film.

[@grinsomore4000]

"You'll ruin every thing " My fav line! oh oh oh and how he starts chasing and kicking fritz ass around, the lab!

[@DrCory48]

Cool classic movie clip

[@safado441]

Henry Frankenstein is crazy.

[@amandaflynn5835]

LOVED THIS FILM WHEN I WAS A KID

[@Howiex-is8gq]

So , not so much now?...

[@jasonregan365]

The movie that started it all

[@bnkundwa]

The right picture at the right time.

[@fjccommish]

The monster's name is Frankenstein.

[@Doreai]

This is still my favorite scene out of the film. Mainly because Frankenstein gives Murphy's Law the finger and PROVES to them it can be done despite them being naysayers. The discussion he has with his teacher after is even better. At least Dr. Waldman admits that even though the experiment created a monster, his student proved nonetheless that it could be done and that there was potential here.

[@MP-ff1yy]

Yep! And yep!!😅 these are my kind of horror movies, I grew up on all of the classic movies. So glad I came across these movies!!! No cussing, no explicit sex scenes, and no blood gushing( because it's sooo unnecessary) these movies were made with taste no unnecessary JUNK!!! YAYY!! ❤

[@guntherthequizmaster9515]

You're mine you know! I made you with my own hands. - Dr. Finkelstein, The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)

[@djrerayaloha4112]

Boris Karloff was also The Mummy.🤕🤢

[@leehighland5435]

he played a transgender?

[@BeauHoyt-n9p]

@@leehighland5435 No. He played a masculine Mummy.

[@leehighland5435]

@@BeauHoyt-n9p Do you have a licence for that kind of expertise?

[@danielbautista9062]

SED-A-GIVE GIVE HIM A SEDGAGIVE!!

[@noblesseraizel3741]

Iconic!

[@TheAutisticKeybladeWielder]

Me when my college Coffee Maker comes to life after being in storage.

[@Apaxqt]

Fun fact the line after the “it’s alive” part was censored because of it being “blasphemy” Frankenstein saying “now I know how it feels to be like god”after the movie’s initial release it was put back in years later it’s very clear universal regrets this line because in the custom subtitles for the video it’s says “now I know how it feels like to be good”

[@jamesgallagher100]

It’s alive it’s alive IT’S ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!! MY CREATIONS IS ALIVE🎃

[@PauTheDeo]

6:25 this is what you're looking for I assume?

[@EthanKironus8067]

Proof that Hollywood book-to-film adaptations which don't butcher the novel have always been the exception.

[@YouMayKnowMeAsNate]

Next year we get to experience Frankenstein’s monster in person!

[@markbeck8384]

Really a classic horror scene. So good!

[@therealpenns7313]

I love James whale so much great film maker.

[@jefflong1799]

The drama, really good.

[@manthangangwe476]

AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@davidjimenez7253]

Please. THE DARK UNIVERSE MUST RETURN. The idea was very good! We want to see all the monsters fighting Prodigium. You just have to change a few little things ...

[@davidjimenez7253]

@Austin Wood Prodigium is the group that fights against monsters. The leader is Dr. Jekyll. This comes out in The Mummy

[@davidjimenez7253]

@Austin Wood Penny Dreadful. It's very good.

[@davidjimenez7253]

@Austin Wood It's a great idea! Keep doing it. It is very interesting. You can put Dorian Gray, the bad girl from "Bad seed", invisible man, phantom of the opera, .. There are many characters and you can create a great Dark Universe!

[@davidjimenez7253]

@Austin Wood Don't forget "Bride of Frankenstein". You can also include "Hunchback of Notredame", "Dorian Gray", "Creature of the Black Lagoon", "Bathory", the children of "Village of the Damned", ... You can even look for characters from Lovecraft (Dr. West from "Reanimator") or Edgar Allan Poe (Berenice, Mask of the Red Death, Carmilla,..). They are all from the classical literature of the 19th century.

[@davidjimenez7253]

@Austin Wood It has been a pleasure. Good luck with your project! ;)

[@evilguy1gvfce804]

when i get notification ist alive hmm waht alive XD frekenstien

[@marcomarco6834]

Prometheus ascending

[@syedibrahim.1234]

Nostalgia

[@dianheffernan3436]

Rod sterling's beginnings

[@paulweir5031]

Serling!

[@OddOneOut665]

Y'all just posted 1/4 of the Movie already. XD

[@jasminnemcdonald94A]

So that's how Frankie Stein's father was born. Forgive me. I've watched Monster High.

[@MelB868]

Happy Frankenstein Friday

[@serialkiller77]

Classic movie that still holds up. Still have my fingers crossed that if Universal ever decides to do another Frankenstein installment than please please give it to Del Toro. Dude is incredibly passionate about it and it would be the dream scenario

[@troyandrew6154]

I think one film by del Toro is in talks

[@serialkiller77]

@@troyandrew6154 yeah I think I heard about it as well, but that’s with a different studio and I think it’s a different take on the character as well. Would love to see him at Universal where the legacy monster movies exists

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

The more and more I see all the classic horror films as not just really cool movies with awesome effects but moral lessons, the more I appreciate them. "The Mummy" and "The Wolfman" both as well...

[@CrashCarson14]

Hmm yeah he would do it well

[@joseapsantos3633]

Boa noite, um filme clássico , maravilhoso. Adorei o vídeo.

[@TheGrkgal]

It's nothing like the book. I'm reading it now

[@binghamguevara6814]

I always thought it was “he’s alive”. 😂

[@DeividManuRos]

Trailer Godzilla vs Kong?

[@lilianamoreno9000]

🤞🤞

[@LeolaScott]

Im🎉 #56 yrs old,im watching now 💋👀🍿💥👀

[@kristianpolanco8259]

It’s alive!

[@RalphHeron-d6w]

And all the monster wanted to do was see if the little girl would float........

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

2 men together create a human being without having women be involved at ALL. Misogynists everywhere adore it. I loved this movie and the sequel even more, my hair stood on end

[@damonbroussard2106]

It must then be ironic that Frankenstein was created by a woman, lol.

[@ricardobjj24]

This is stil horrifying

[@PesterFester1966]

No but still a classical gem and i could only imagine someone in the 30's watching this being blown away.

[@francisshortjr]

He thought he was god 😄

[@francisshortjr]

@DaveGX a real god would just make life not reanimate it

[@jeremyknifley]

⚡️⚡️⚡️Anyone know about how to make those wonderful looking machines?⚡️⚡️⚡️

[@AHMETEMREDEMİRCİ]

Classic universal

[@BanAbdulhussain]

A great novel of Mary Shelley

[@nelly_nvm]

2:48, 4:19, 6:32 legends will understand (sorry if you didn't)

[@apershin77]

Jesus, the end is like Jurassic Park before Jurassic Park of how to play God

[@richarddaniel-j5n]

Vamos fase a Fila meus irmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@maestroclassico5801]

I remembered it wrong. I forgot that he did the experiment in front of Elizabeth. Jeesh.....she had to know who she was marrying....

[@LeolaScott]

😂 🎉🎉🎉 it's alive 👀💥

[@RFKFANTS67]

Happy Halloween 2024

[@Firewertyhn6817]

immortal classic!

[@seasonkinggaming7941]

Frag Global gaming is already sponsered The Frankenstein In game

[@Unofficial1998]

Fun fact: "In the name of God, now I know what it feels like to be God" line was actually edited out in many conservative states, as many found it way too sacrilege back in the 1930's. It was only recently restored.

[@henryfurlott2222]

Treacherous staircase, with no railing!!! How's that monster supposed to take his first "baby" steps down them?!!! Mind you, he wouldn't know how to use a railing....

[@lando6420]

Did it on my own I'm going to do my own thing something something had to relocate

[@brianbannon6746]

Classic

[@therealbvmi712picturesinc.9]

6:32

[@brisjapaneseboyfriendyaoib5361]

My imaginary friend's name is Frankie short for Frankenstein

[@Maggotboy_]

Shaggy likes.

[@djrerayaloha4112]

Put Abbott and Costello on HBO Max! Put Hill and Tatum in charge of the Dark Universe. $$$🤣🤑

[@thebigjentz]

Only Colin Clive could execute such a fantastic line with such intensity and ominously “I am going to turn that ray on that body, and endow it with life”

[@gerdakrosman4471]

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