I, Frankenstein - A Guide to Making the Perfect Movie | Anatomy of a Failure

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After so many Film Perfection episodes, it's time we cover arguably the greatest movie ever made: 2014's I, Frankenstein. The movie is a big budget blockbuster starring Harvey Dent Aaron Eckhart and other big name actors like Davy Jones from Pirates of the Caribbean. It is also a cinematic masterpiece with loads of useful lessons to learn. I know I joked around with that in my The Tomorrow War video but this time it's obviously real. Oh and it also stars Yvonne Strahovski so maybe there's some kind of a consistency there. So, let's speedrun through I Frankenstein and take lessons on how to make the perfect movie. There's a great filmento cut segment as well! Also, this might be my last video for obvious reasons so hope you enjoy.
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I, Frankenstein (2014)
Frankenstein's monster Adam (Aaron Eckhart) gets swept up in a long-running battle between powerful gargoyles and infernal demons seeking the key to his immortality as director Stuart Beattie brings Kevin Grevioux's acclaimed graphic novel I Frankenstein best movies perfect movie greatest movie tomorrow war 2 ending explained how to make a cinematic masterpiece I frankenstein full movie online free watch 4k clip hd to the screen in this sweeping horror fantasy adventure. Bill Nighy, Yvonne Strahovski, Miranda Otto and Jai Courtney co-star.

[@Filmento]

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[@fancyclown2386]

Nft's are the best April fool's joke ever

[@reddevil5712]

I'm dissapointed in you

[@bitfusionsouthafrica]

How is Cleo doing?

[@SkyTied]

An ACTUAL NFT AND a Raid Shadows Legends sponsor in the same comment, my god, I mean I know RAID brings in the money but CMON.

[@TotalingCoast]

Anatomy of a sellout

[@Enchanted___]

I love that he was trying to make an April Fools video about a really terrible movie and saying it is amazing yet you can tell that it hurts him for saying a disaster of a movie is actually film perfection LOL keep up the good work.

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

You can feel the pain 🤣🤣🤣

[@g.d.graham2446]

Yes

[@Thunderbender18830]

It hurts him so much he completely gives up by the end 😂

[@kirstenkuhar4921]

OOOOOOOOOH, that makes so much sense now. I was so confused! Thank you for this comment!

[@josephbassey1501]

@@kirstenkuhar4921 what's up with the sarcasm, hmmm

[@wray272]

The idea of Frankenstein's monster living for hundreds of years as a warrior protecting humanity was so interesting I didn't notice how bad the rest of the movie was the first time i watched it.

[@projekttaku1]

it is.

[@anecro]

I have no idea how someone managed to take a character like Frankenstein and attempt to superherofy him. Imagine if Jack Sparrow was frozen in ice Captain America style and ended up tangled in a modern cult plot that had him saving the day and "protecting humanity". This is so out there and random it feels automatically generated. It's not even a cool idea, the "why" overshadows any edgy coolness it may have

[@wray272]

@@anecro Idk man revamping old monster stories can be fun and entertaining. Its not really turning him into anything hes not, hes a superhuman being already plus there's tons of stories of just normal dudes saving humanity so its not unheard of. its an objectively bad movie but some people find aspects of it that are enjoyable. And remember when this movie came out, it wasnt surrounded by mcu movies like we are now.

[@anecro]

@@wray272 Revamping is one thing, taking something like Frankenstein's monster, a story about a corpse coming back to life and slowly learning to love and throwing it into another world-threatening scenario where he has to save the world begs the question of why even using Frankenstein's monster in the first place. This is just a buff protagonist that could've been a robot or someone who sold his soul and nothing would change. It's bizarre and so far removed from what it originally is that it's just unnecessary to use the character.

[@berserkasaurusrex4233]

Monster hunters International does the “Frankenstein protects humanity from demons” idea a billion times better. Seriously, he’s one of the best characters in the series, especially after his backstory is fully revealed.

[@owlsthirdeye6174]

As someone who loves bad action movies in a vaguely Victorian setting, I couldnt agree more with this being a perfect film.

[@danhay8933]

This movie was literally made in Victoria , Australia

[@slayerhuh404]

@@danhay8933 lol

[@Finamajig]

LXG

[@g.d.graham2446]

@@danhay8933 No way 😆😂😆

[@danhay8933]

@@g.d.graham2446 Yeah.Filmed in Melbourne, which is the capital of Victoria AUS

[@durps8815]

Shelling for Raid Shadow Legends on April Fools, and making it authentic so no one can tell if it's a joke or not. Everyone has to forgive you by chalking the sponsorship up to a joke, while you get the bag. Genius. 10/10

[@The_Viktor_Reznov]

I think the biggest joke is this channel not having 10 million subscribers. I love you Filmento.

[@Filmento]

thanks for watching as always!

[@bbittercoffee]

Not even a million, a true travesty.

[@elusory3735]

I think Filmento deserve all the KZbin succes in the world, but i also enjoy this community as it is now. Thanks for everything Filmento, but most of all keeping your content consistently entertaining and educating.

[@theTeslaFalcon]

Niche markets like film making / film analysis are inherently small markets.

[@eyespy3001]

@@theTeslaFalcon Unless they try to be all controversial and harp that anti-SJW/anti-woke/anti-woman sentiment. Then they attract all the loonies. Thankfully, Filmento doesn’t take those cheap shots just to garner views

[@del5221]

When I read "I, Frankestein" and "Film Perfection" together in a Filmento's video, I instantly knew it was an April's Fools video.

[@alisson_duron]

Thanks for the reminder... In latinoamerica the "fool's day" is in December 28th.

[@del5221]

@@alisson_duron I'm actually from México jeje, but to tell you truth, I didn't know it is in december in here :b I mostly follow english speaking channels and personalities, so I'm more used to hear about it in April than in December ^ _^

[@alisson_duron]

@@del5221 ¡Hombre! ¡Qué barbaridad! 😱😂😂

[@peterquill950]

😂😂😂

[@a.h.s.3006]

This movie made me realise that movies can suck. It was the biggest character development I had concerning art appreciation.

[@yareyaredaze3798]

A movie that provided character developpement to a viewer? That's a first

[@josephbassey1501]

Wow, would like to watch a movie of you coming to that realization of how fcked up this movie is

[@TheDeadman419]

in all seriousness I did enjoy three small things about this movie: -Aaron Eckert played a good anti-hero. One line that stood out was when he killed a gargoyle and the guy said "God will damn you for this", to which Frankie boy stoicly replied "He already has". The delivery was solid, I liked it. -The concept: Frankenstein's monster (who was actually portrayed as more faithful to the original novel than typical movies) being forced to live hundreds of years as an outcast and is secretly killing demons is a pretty cool idea for a movie -Lastly they incorporated Kali martial arts/stick fighting which is something I've wanted to see in a lot of action movies, but sadly it's not as prevalent. So props to them for that. It's still not a movie I can easily sit through, but those parts I unironically did like

[@jorgizoran4340]

How was he more faithful to the novel?

[@TheDeadman419]

@@jorgizoran4340 in the original Frankenstein novel the monster, Adam, speaks and behaves very similar to how Aaron portrayed him in the beginning of the film. The original Frankenstein film from the 1930’s is actually pretty far off from how the monster was originally written, but somehow it became almost the only version used in movies. With the exception of Robert De Nero’s version, which is the most faithful adaptation that I know of

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

I really do think someone needs to take this concept and make a better movie from it.

[@brandonspain12345]

@@TheDeadman419 Too bad the rest of the movie isn't faithful where he fights a bunch of goofy monsters. If Mary Shelley was alive today, she really would've sued the studio if she had the chance. I mean I would if it heard my character did all that dumb shit.

[@apenasmaisumdiogo.7115]

Agreed, this portrayal of the creature is much more accurate than most film adaptations. The Universal film is inspired by a play that made quite some big changes, and thus, the movie happens in a much shorter span than in the novel. In the book, the Creature also is born confused and not knowing how to speak, but over the course of some months in the wild, he teaches himself to read and speak by secretely listening to a family, and becomes as eloquent and intelligent as Victor Frankentein. The movie never showed him learning though, and thus the image that got stuck in pop culture is the Frankenstein's Monster being an eternal dumb and childish brute rather than a smart and self-aware figure.

[@marcofioretti6908]

I can confirm everything you said, I managed to see this movie a while back and my interest and knowledge about movies skyrocketed. Also I was able to learn many things about the filmmaking process and I could easily make an Oscar worthy movie if had the budget

[@NicholasMarshall]

Don't let lack of a budget stop you. Just use Blender, to make a CGI film. Audiences don't need characters they can relate to. Just put googly eyes on that default cube.

[@GojiraRising]

Aaron Eckhart also starred in Battle: Los Angeles which was a pretty underrated war movie that doesn't get enough credit. I was being sarcastic.

[@shawngiver5570]

Agreed 💯

[@thegunslinger1363]

Whatever happened to him? He was incredible as Two Face in The Dark Knight. And Battle Los Angeles is very underrated.

[@Kickex]

Agree as far as Aaron but that movie killed movies for me.

[@cattledog901]

Battle of Los Angeles is pure trash lmao

[@g.d.graham2446]

That one was pretty solid, ngl

[@tungduong7995]

that moment you know you have been with this channel so long when: - you forgot the date - you've never seen this movie - you see the title - ah, it's that day again

[@runningcommentary2125]

One of my fondest memories from my school days is a friend of mine getting on the bus after having seen this film the night before and launching into a summary of it, where he tore into it's every flaw. The next day I persuaded my dad to rent the DVD (yes, I'm that old) and the film was every bit as glorious as I had expected.

[@yubelious5584]

DVD? I have VHS tapes growing up. We had to manually rewind them before returning them.

[@runningcommentary2125]

@@yubelious5584 I'm just about old enough to remember those as well.

[@antman674]

Renting a DVD makes you old? You must be like one of those 20's "old" people 😅

[@jaredballoonboy7944]

I've never rented a DVD in my life

[@ItsMrAssholeToYou]

You realize this movie's only 8 years old, right? I mean..nevermind. Whatever age you are now is the oldest you've ever been.

[@TheSwordmanDrake]

For me, this movie is a guilty pleasure. I love it regardless of the issues it can have

[@darnellbillings9733]

Same and same

[@howiegruwitz3173]

@Luis Suazo Is that the one with Deadpool not being funny, or the one where a female takes over Wolverines role after he dies. Because I liked them both.

[@DanielBMS]

It is amazing how good and unmemorable it is.

[@nickpapageorgio8529]

Everyone says The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a bad movie but I enjoyed it

[@DanielBMS]

@@nickpapageorgio8529 That film is close to being good.

[@stationthemighty5534]

So far, this is the best April's Fools joke I've seen today. Keep rolling Filmento!

[@firefox6285]

I have never watched I Frankenstein but literally feel like I got the superior viewing experience right here in less than 18 mins. Make us the sequel Filmento, you have the power to reanimate it.

[@PancakeDiaries]

I've seen it... I swear it was a cold waste of time, but if u smoke weed, u WILL laugh half to death

[@AChambyrs]

My favourite thing about this movie that I wrote an essay for Mary Shelley's Frankenstein's anniversary comparing it and this movie. For a Romantic Literature class at a prestigious university.

[@justdux1847]

April fools aside, it’s a perfect movie 👌👌

[@zinciblezfide8827]

I SWEAR TO GOD IF THIS IS AN APRIL FOOLS VIDEO

[@anubusx]

I don't mind Van Helsing.

[@reptiliannoizezz.413]

@@zinciblezfide8827 It is

[@hitmanmonaghan6633]

I liked it.

[@josephbassey1501]

@@anubusx how could you put Van Helsing in Same category with this movie Show some goddamn respect

[@NJDMashups]

You know, the true dark universe for me could’ve been this movie and Dracula Untold with Luke Evans. Like when I first watched both, even if there wasn’t a connection I felt like a crossover movie with the two would’ve been great

[@cooldrop02]

I have goosebumps. Because that's what I thought when I learned that the Mummy reboot was going to open up the Dark Universe...

[@cooldrop02]

I mean...IT'S RIGHT THERE!!!!

[@EpicFurious]

But....they're both bad.

[@JohnnyElRed]

Ironically enough, I hear the original plan was to make this movie eventually crossover with Underworld. You can tell, because it was made by some of the same guys.

[@cooldrop02]

@@JohnnyElRed It makes super duper sense because the aesthetic is pretty much the same. And, in my opinion, I wish they had done it. Because if resident is evil had like eight movies and they progressively got worse. We deserve this series. I

[@robertdevito5001]

The soul part I kind of like, if everyone just acted like he had no soul and called him corpse or something to the point he started to believe them, then at the end when the demon tries to take over his body it's a shock to all of the characters who witness it, and a relief to Frank. It could even explain why he likes that woman, maybe she was the only one who treated him like a human being.

[@apathyminus5925]

I have always defended this movie. I "like it". It is just so weird and creative in all the most absurd ways. Good or bad, someone has to be really creative to come up with such a bizarre combination of characters and ideas.

[@e.t.2914]

Its like they tried to do the same thing as Van Helsing with all the monster character crossovers, but just not as well written :/

[@baklapjr]

@@e.t.2914 Van Helsing is such a fun movie.

[@onemoreminute0543]

Yeah it's kind of an .... admirable abomination, if that makes any sense?

[@PancakeDiaries]

​@@baklapjrThat and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen...

[@hellotorin]

Someone give Filmento an Oscar. Which award? All of them.

[@caittails]

I know I saw this movie in theaters, but absolutely nothing in this video looks familiar. It's such a masterpiece that it wiped my memory of it so I can enjoy it for the first time over and over.

[@buggobricks]

For some reason the fact that this movie was shown in theaters surprises me.

[@justuslm]

4:59 There is another great lesson here about consistency in world building. You see, the filmmakers figured that almost nobody would want to live in a city where it's always nighttime, so they made sure this is accurately represented in the movie. This also works out later because nobody living there explains how humans don't know about the war.

[@JLB0880]

I like to watch I, Frankenstein and Showgirls on days I’m feeling especially shitty. The absurdity always cheers me up.

[@bobross1829]

The best part of Showgirls is the lesson..sometimes to get your chance to be the star you have to push the old star down some stairs.

[@VandalSauvage]

That’s one helluva double feature. Admittedly, Showgirls is a great palate cleanser though

[@JLB0880]

@@bobross1829 that and how to pronounce Versace.

[@ItsMrAssholeToYou]

Hmm, you say that as though you don't consider _Showgirls_ to be a cinematic masterpiece, which is simply not possible. _Citizen Kane_ WISHES it could be _Showgirls._

[@olafowl5678]

Movie finally getting the attention it deserves.

[@Untilted_Tundra]

Bro he is joking

[@Untilted_Tundra]

Its april fools

[@olafowl5678]

@@Untilted_Tundra No he's serious why would he joke about it, he literally explained in the video why it's good.

[@dietcockadept7004]

@@olafowl5678 lmao

[@Harigawa]

i didn't read the comments..but i figured it out why it's a April fool's joke.. he's being sarcastic 🤣

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

I actually Lowkey like this movie, I know this is an April fool's joke but I think I Frankenstein is in a so bad it's good category for me.

[@_elevenofspades]

I am too embarrassed to admit just how many times I have returned to this video in the last 3 months 🧍‍♀️😂 Still one of your best.

[@parsaautomatica]

Man April Fool's jokes and pranks are getting so smooth and subtle that are hard to notice and I love it 😂

[@gamingraptorpro1800]

I see the joke Filmento as I am a long time fan of your channel.

[@JW-mk9me]

Same

[@unluckysoul5494]

I don't

[@gamingraptorpro1800]

@@unluckysoul5494 To clue you in, Filmento Doesn't Like this movie very much.

[@Kink_Shaman]

I’m not comfortable with disclosing how far in to this video I got before I realized what was going on. But I started laughing from that point forward.

[@andymatzner4891]

This is the masterclass in sarcasm I didn't know I needed...Thank you, Filmento!

[@AvoidTheCadaver]

As an aussie, it fills me with such joy* to see so many aussie actors in such a great* film directed by an aussie. * invert the meaning of these words

[@dftknight]

Almost thought it was a hidden gem until I saw the date.

[@thegunslinger1363]

Whatever happened to Aaron Eckheart? He was amazing as Harvey Dent in The Dark Knight.

[@DIAGOLDBEAST_YT]

And two face as well. He is the best live action two face

[@Ocapela215]

This

[@reddevil5712]

He was good in Sully. I think he probably just has a shit agent who signs him up for the worst movies and the worst characters cause the guy can act.

[@mitchellneu]

He played Lt. Col. James Doolittle in Midway(2019), another good movie, imo

[@KiaRoane]

He was a good actor.

[@ClassicMagicMan]

I remember really enjoying falling asleep to this movie. I'd give it a perfect 5/7

[@raeus571]

this movie is so beyond comprehensibly good, it's made for a different species

[@mitchellneu]

Despite this movie’s flaws, I actually enjoyed it.

[@wolfy8006]

I did when I was a teenager, now not so much

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

Ohh my gosh, my people, I liked the film too despite it's flaws, it has some good qualities I think and to me it's at least a cool concept, I mean gargoyles, demons, Frankenstein, interesting story line, I think it just needed that little bit more flushing out.

[@chucklesdeclown8819]

@Luis Suazo I feel like xman origins was significantly more structured though? Maybe I'm just trippin because thinking back on it it was a confusing film that seemed just to slap a bunch of characters out pretty often

[@Zibit21]

Congratulations! You won... well... I don't know what you won 🤔 But you definitely won 😅

[@herdiansyah9982]

I never finished this movie. Now I know why

[@alfredvickers4054]

Finally, some love for this movie that I've never seen! It's about time someone stood up for this movie! (I don't even know what it's about.) Yes!

[@silas6328]

I just watched this on Netflix about a week or so ago while I was in a "f@#× it" kind of mood. Thank you for so eloquently verbalizing my reaction to it. I absolutely love Bill Nighy, but he really needs to read some of these scripts before he signs on.

[@tbxvividos]

for a second i was actually ready to be convinced i should give this movie a shot

[@thestarwolf3312]

Oh boy, here we go…

[@blakehensley2135]

This was unironically super informative about bad writing Great video!

[@isaac0079]

I saw that movie and literally don't remember a single thing from it. That's how you know it's the best!

[@ctso74]

A nice addition to the FCU (Frankenstein Cinematic Universe). Right up there with Frankenhooker. Two detached thumbs up!

[@slayerhuh404]

I really liked this movie, it reminded of the unpretentious action fantasy movies from the 80s except with way better production values.

[@QuasiKnobby]

So would you say you liked this movie more for it's own merit or because of the nostalgia it gave you for the 80's movies?

[@slayerhuh404]

@@QuasiKnobby Hard to separate those two in your brain but if I had to choose I'd go with the former.

[@muhammadeisa1459]

@@QuasiKnobby I think he means he enjoyed 80s fantasy action movies on their own merit and when he found this movie he enjoyed it for those same elements, not nostalgia.

[@LuffyTDS]

This was glorious. Thank you for finally giving my favorite film of all time the attention is truly deserves. I can die happy now.

[@lionheart1607]

You've convinced me, I think this is the greatest movie ever made.

[@Raposa234]

"Start with a bad CGI to lower the audience expectations". Only the best tips.

[@Warszawski_Modernizm]

This truly is a masterpiece of a flick xD

[@hugogsmsa]

It took me 5 minutes to realise it was a april fools video

[@5MinuteFit]

The only movie that rivals Morbius as a cinematic masterpiece

[@jessesins7380]

I can definetely agree with all your points ... what a great movie and blueprint for other great movies

[@Josh_Exitcamper]

😂 that will smith intro killed me

[@JBell0987]

I’d say after 2 mins I realized what was happening 😂. Honestly you’ve changed how I watch movies. I could never put my finger on why a movie was bad only that it was. I appreciate your humor and detailed explanations.

[@rocnathan]

This made me immediately download the movie. You can't skip a lesson in brilliance like this.

[@gman7774]

On a serious note I would really like to see you do a video on why the Oscars seem to like really bad movies that audiences hate or don’t care about. They get one or two right every year but most are so slow and plotless. One example is Manchester by the Sea. It got nominated for so many things that I had to check it out and was blown away by how boring and ordinary it is. Everyone is unlikeable and the story is slightly depressing but played like an ordinary frustrating Tuesday night.

[@kiho7883]

It's a great movie. Just isn't your type of movie maybe

[@gman7774]

@@kiho7883 not trying to argue but what’s great about it? I never understood what the academy saw in it. Good acting and a modern mindset towards morality maybe. I didn’t feel anything. I normally like movies with that kind of depressing back story too, I was just bored from start to finish waiting on something to happen.

[@SunGawdRa]

azzy kind of nailed it. Some type of movies just aren't for some people. I enjoy the shit out of Shawshank, but other's think that it's boring. I also enjoy some of the Fast and The Furious movies, but didn't really feel motived to watch The Lighthouse yet. Which even I can admit might be blasphemy.

[@gman7774]

@@SunGawdRa I get that it might not be for me and some others may like it, I just don’t know anyone that did and I didn’t just not like it I thought it was the worst movie I’d seen that year. Also Shawshank Redemption is one of the best movies ever and the fast and furious movies are fun popcorn flicks🙂. Lighthouse wasn’t really for me but I really appreciate the insane acting in it plus the cinematography was beautiful and unique.

[@kiho7883]

@@gman7774 I personally think that acting is defined by how real and relatable you are able to make a performance. For this movie it really did seem like a real story playing out, something that would happen in real life. There isn't a set goal or direction, just a greater objective the characters are trying to get to. I came out of the movie unsatisfied, but after rewatching it I realized that the film was something that a lot of people could heavily relate to when it came to conversations. it all seemed so real and I think that's why it got so many awards. You can write the best dialogue known to man but you have to have good delivery.

[@maverick344]

there seriously couldnt be any better release date for this video. perfection.

[@rufusmcgee4383]

You had me going for several minutes. Well done, you rock!

[@jaxkommish]

The best part of this video is that I imagine the studio execs who screened I,F before the release REALLY thought all this

[@dudebandit83]

I loved this film, it's up there with Underworld (first two) and Blade in how ridiculously awesome it is. It's made purely for entertainment, like pop music.

[@Joecbg100]

The editing is some of your best, sir

[@tammoypatra3523]

Never laughed this hard watching a movie analysis video, love your work.

[@Bad_Llama]

I was skeptical at first but you convinced me with very compelling evidence. Instead of being a fun but forgettable urban fantasy movie, this was indeed film perfection. Keeps enlightening us, Filmento. :) Post script: now I have to go watch the movie again to bask in its greatness.

[@user-ex9ti7ds3m]

I walked into the theater with low expectations and I was sufficiently entertained by the silliness and action. No regerts

[@redact7577]

This masterpiece of a film is truly an inspiration

[@crow_2772]

Watching this video made me think of a different pitch for this movie. Let me know what you guys think: Instead of having an antagonistic relationship with Frankenstein, Adam devleops more of a father-son relationship with him that is showcased in the first 10 minutes. But the local villagers heard about Frankenstein's experiments and went to kill him and his creation. Frankenstein gives Adam his notebook and tells him to protect it, but Adam doesn't want to leave him. Frankenstein then knocks him out or something and sends him away. At this point the villagers catch up with him and sacrifices himself to buy Adam time. Once Adam recovers he is understandably upset and begins mourning, but then Demons see and try to attack him and steal the book. Adam gets kicked around a bit, but is saved by the Gargoyles who were tracking the Demons. A similiar scene like in the movie plays out without the useless exposition and Adam desires to train so he can fight against the Demons. He gets that training, with some timeskip. He has now developed a close relationship with some of the Gargoyles and instead of having the woman doctor be the romantic interest, it can be one of the Gargoyles. They ask him to stay with him and fight for humanity, but Adam has no desire for it. He despises humanity after what they did to his father and instead chooses to live as a nomad, wandering around the world protecting the one thing his father left him. The Demons want the book for the same reason as the movie, but now Adam has it and is actively protecting it while also isolating himself from humanity. Again, no useless voice over exposition. Instead we see the passage of time with just the change in settings. He has returned to the city where the Gargoyles are stationed because they called for him. He arrives to meet up with the Gargoyle love interest, banter and chemistry are exchanged, yadayada. She tells him that the Demons are becoming more bold, being more aggressive taking random humans off the street. Instead of having the Demons call forth some random Demon army, the head Demon is trying to resurrect his overpowered Demon Lord father so that they can destroy the world together. The love interest wants Adam to hand over the book for safekeeping. Adam refuses, but they are ambushed by Demons and Adam is captured. The Gargoyle love interest manages to get the book from him before the Demons captured him. Now, Adam is captured and is being interrogated by the Demons. The Head Demon tries to tempt him by telling him that he can resurect Frankenstein in exchange for the book. Frankenstein feels tempted, after all humanity are who killed his father and he still resents them for it. But before he could come to a decision, he is rescued by the Gargoyles. Unfortunately, they put a tracker on Frankenstein so they could track him and lead them right to the book. Frankenstein meanwhile will have a disagreement with his love interest about why he should care about humanity and why he shouldn't take up the Head Demon's deal. The love interest is meant to not only show a more developed love interest, but also show him the good in humanity. The Demon's attack the stronghold, which is hidden from the rest of the world instead of smack in the middle of the city. Fight breaks out, then the love interest is severely wounded and the Demons manage to acquire the book. Adam decides to join up with the rest of the remaining Gargoyles to take it to the Demon stronghold. Now the Demons are in the city but only because they are using the old equipment of Frankenstein, as well as some modern upgrades, to try to resurrect the Demon Lord. It's important that they recovered everything from Frankenstein's old laboratory for later on. Throughout the movie, we can see the Head Demon is like Adam in that he loves his father and he wants him back. This creates a parallel where the Head Demon is like a dark reflection of Adam. Now the captured people are meant to be a sacrifice; providing the souls necessary for the resurrection. They begin the ritual but are interrupted by the Gargoyles and Adam. A fight ensues, some of the humans are set free, and the Head Demon and Adam square off. The Head Demon once again tempts Adam with the resurrection of Frankenstein, but Adam is not having it. A fight between them happens while the Gargoyles try to stop the ritual. Both of these things are happening at the same time with the Gargoyles taking on the big battle while Adam and the Head Demon have the more intimate battle. The Head Demon starts to win, but before he give the final blow, he becomes distracted by one of the freed humans. They saw how Adam came and saved them from the ritual and when they saw he was in danger, they step in to save him. This momentary distraction provides Adam with recovery he needed to finally take down the Demon. The big bad is down, he says something about getting to see his father again, and the Gargoyles are able to stop the ritual. Adam, in the aftermath, looks through his father's notes from salvage that the Demon's took and saw a letter addressed to him. Saying that he hoped that Adam would become the best of humanity and that he hoped that Adam would be a source of good in the world. Inspired by both this note and his love interest, who recovers from his injuries after having saved Adam earlier, he decides to finally stop hiding away from humanity and become its active protector along with the Gargoyles. And that's it. That is my pitch about a revised I, Frankenstein.

[@zad_rasera]

Infinitely better! I'd watch this.

[@Kujo_Saitama]

A great action movie this will be I dare say

[@obtusemushroom]

Lol the second I saw that title I genuinely burst out laughing! Great to see that even the brilliant filmento recognizes the greatness of "I, Frankenstein"

[@jerryramey1849]

I thought you were actually praising and liked the movie. It took me a minute and 45 seconds before I looked at the calendar. Thankfully you didn't loose your mind

[@Grasslander]

I'd love to see Filmento take on Conan from 1982! There should be tons to say about that. Funny thing is, my girlfriend loved that movie but didn't like the LOTR trilogy. I guess because Conan is "realistic fantasy".

[@andrewgiddens9565]

I love when Frankenstein goes "It's Frankin Time!" and Franks on all those bad guys

[@noahknight4039]

The beginning is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a movie review/critique in awhile.

[@cersiottopower3289]

the amount of sarcasm killed me my soul and my souls soul

[@Gurtington]

I dont normally like generic action movies like this, but this movie was actually good. I just realized ive seen it a total of THREE times. :O its just. NOT bad, ya know?

[@anecro]

(This is an april fools video) (Everything he says should be taken in reverse, he demonstrates why it's one of the worst ever made)

[@Gurtington]

@@anecro I unironically like this movie.

[@benjaminaltube8731]

I caught this movie on tv once. I couldve sworn it was just another installment of this movie saga that dealed only in muted blues

[@alisonczech9327]

This is my favorite of your videos so far - and that’s saying a lot 🧡🧡🧡

[@hackysmack]

Finally Filmento speaks truth. All those videos, and finally you manage to get one right. Good on you!

[@HelloThere-wh7sx]

Filmento disguises these videos as satire when he is actually being serious. I've seen thru your 3D chess moves.

[@dominiklehocky1486]

He's

[@O4C209]

Such a great film. Some day I'll watch it.

[@deuzdeuz8115]

It looks fantastic!! I though it was a movie about Frankenstein and never watched it... How could I know this movie tells the great CGI war of demons and gargoyles I've always dreamed about? And with a real romance too? Out of this world!

[@Presshlen]

Your humour is sooo good. You deserve more recognition. Editing is top notch as aways

[@batmanfan2005]

I actually like this movie regardless of it's problems.

[@Thessalin]

DANG! FINALLY! I'm writing all of this down so I can spend $198 million dollars of Hollywood money for my next perfect movie! SCORE! Thanks Filmento, I was worried I'd have to figure this all out myself.

[@beyfongxhiao9969]

I love your humour so much it's insane, every single one of your videos brightenes my life,

[@luksgibson]

Man, this channel should be 10 times bigger. This is just brillant.

[@Chris.Davies]

I am now strangely willing to watch this pile of hot garbage, because I have a lot of questions. The last Frankenstein movie I watched, and which is a personal favourite of mine, is Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein: Truly one of the greatest movies ever made!

[@mallninja9805]

This movie is why I stopped watching movies in 2014. I knew nothing could ever top it. Although, I confess, Rise of Skywalker was tempting. EDIT: Also - of course you should tell the audience info they already know. Repetition legitimizes. Music theory and film theory are exactly the same.

[@Erinyes1103]

Repetition legitimizes 😄

[@petery6432]

I, Frankenstein definitely got me interested in Blockbuster, but then Spider-Man No Way Home killed all interest because of how the destroyed the character of Green Goblin, tossed Mysterio's reveal to the side as a joke, and had a lot of fan service that had no purpose.

[@TheScarletSlayer]

Sir what are you talking about rise of Skywalker was the greatest movie of all time. Much better than those wannabees like predator, aliens, Terminator 2, god father 2, the empire strikes back, captain America the winter soldier, ext.

[@nwoudochiobinna3673]

I remember watching this video so many years ago and remembering only one line... "You can't beat me, I am a demon Prince!!"😂

[@plouviettheo5286]

I bet you had soooooo much fun writing and shooting this episode. I mean I was listening to it at work and I had to keep my giggles for myself in front of my suspecting managers x)

[@dalorasinum386]

I really liked I Frankenstein. Though that was mostly the visuals that got me invested.

[@thealldrk5747]

I might be in the minority but I really liked this movie. I'm rarely offended by movies.

[@sobrokeboi]

Same , 13 year old me enjoyed t quite a bit.

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

Your form and sense of humor is amazingly precise.

[@TrippleMaxXx]

Dude this is one of your funniest videos. Laughed so friggin hard. Just epic :D

[@averytherockgod9822]

The best part of I Frankenstein is when he said “IT’S FRANKIN TIME!” and Franked all over those guys

[@daredevil6145]

Now its time for *Van Helsing,* that would genuinely fall under a 'good' analysis

[@SunGawdRa]

I knew this would be great, and you did not disappoint. Much like this movie, I'm giving this guide a 1000/10.

[@felixcarstens4636]

This is your best and funniest video yet, keep up the great work 👌

[@thedarkemissary]

Ah, 2014 when studios thought turning everything into a superhero action flick was the future.

[@RobStark282]

You got me for the first 2 minutes before I realized what you're doing. this was hilarious, loved it.

[@QuickTipshow]

love your videos dude keep it up!