[Monstres] Dracula, Frankenstein, Homme Invisible, Momie...

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Vraiment aimé le Nosferatu d'Eggers, que ce soit l'ambiance glaciale et angoissante, la mise en scéne avec ce jeu d'ombre parfois, le cast' (premiére fois que je remarque le travail de Rose Depp)...bref le film arrive à nous tenir en haleine jusqu'au bout.

8/10

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[Adanedhel]

Oooh je sens qu'à la prochaine annonce de casting on va avoir droit à des surprises, genre Bill Skarsgård, ou Willem Dafoe

[NiradZedjati]

Oooh je sens qu'à la prochaine annonce de casting on va avoir droit à des surprises, genre Bill Skarsgård, ou Willem Dafoe

[EagleWolf]

[Adanedhel]

[Dark Sirgon]

Bravo Ada

[EagleWolf]

It’s alive! Your first look at Guillermo del Toro's ‘Frankenstein’—and Jacob Elordi as the titular scientist’s monster—is here.

“Everybody said no,” del Toro says, of his passion project. The Oscar-winning director fought for years to make his operatic spin on Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel—then finally, @netflix said yes.

Starring Oscar Issac as Dr. Viktor Frankenstein, del Toro's take is steeped in faith, fear, and fatherhood. “It’s the idea of a person going from a baby to a human being in a short span of time and being exposed to everything,” the filmmaker tells VF's Anthony @breznican. “And then going to his creator to say, ‘Why? Why did you put me here?’”

For Elordi, following in the shadow of Boris Karloff's take on the iconic monster was quite the challenge: “The biggest thing was just immersing myself in the world of these creatures.”

Take an exclusive look at the film at the link in bio, which also stars Mia Goth, Christoph Waltz, and more.

[Adanedhel]

Une sortie salle, mon royaume pour une sortie salle