Bride Of Frankenstein (1935) - 8/8

[cutiestrawberries]

WTH!! i thought frenkstein would marry the girl and live death happily ever after! when it said the end, i thought i accidentally skipped the video to the end

[TheLSK]

A modern variant of this could be title "Pelosi and Reid: The Early Years"

[fedredted]

The definition of a good sequel.

[TheMagentaPhoenix]

damn, you cannot beat the classics! I absolutely love this movie <3 all the old monster movies in fact, Dracula, Wolfman, Frankenstein, the classics, not the shitty remakes.

[MrThorfan64]

Wonder how self-destruct lever worked? 0:09 like what is thought to have happened to Director James Whale. 0:13 just out. Maybe explosion damaged Monster so badly couldn't speak. Still tragic as lost happiness. 0:50 they produce Sherlock Holmes, Son of Frankenstein. 1:07 A GOOD CAST IS WORTH REPEATING indeed. 0:06 serpent. 0:26 great shot tower crumbling. Elsa Lanchester plays Monster's Mate. Doesn't suprise me British Actor played villain. Aren't they best? BOF better than classic original.

[babymagggiee]

I feel your pain.

[jewel1260]

One of the greatest masterpieces in film! A truly priceless classic!

[87CHUD]

Look Out! The Lever! Get Away From That Lever

Thanks again for making this a most merry Halloween.

[cstoczyn]

@87CHUD Happy Halloween!!!!

[hulkwillsmash48]

when the castle starts to blow up you see dr frankenstein and his wife running out of the castle, the next scene you see him standing off to the left against the wall

[cstoczyn]

@hulkwillsmash48 LOL

[cstoczyn]

@MrThorfan64 Long Live Elsa Lanchester!!!!

[MyWilliam1996]

see, this is why it was a bad idea to install that self destruct lever, i know it was half price on self destruct levers that day, but that doesn't mean you should get it!

[cstoczyn]

@MyWilliam1996 Well, I Do!

[Darksider087]

damn, not even a dead re-animated corps would love him...no wonder he chose death...goes to show that women will always be picky... even when dead..

[cstoczyn]

OMG!

[DrkarlJansBanan2]

Awesome! First time viewing for me, i can see why the Frankenstein movies have become so ingrain in movie history

[JuanDeSoCal]

The monster wasn't rich or good-looking enough for her.... typical bitch!

[dodge96neon]

2 questions i have : how come the bride doesn't appear in any of the sequels and why didn't karloff get to speak in son of frankenstein

[metaldave08096]

@dodge96neon Son has almost no continuity with the other 2 movies, I just think of it as another movie series all together. I never read the novel so Son may be more a sequel to that story

[GENEFGMK]

Worth watching!

[stretchfanatic]

God what a depressing ending. It was like the ending of "Romeo And Juliet".

[SamiTheZombieUnicorn]

Beautiful!

[kingkoopa3000]

I really felt sorry for frankensteins monster- all he wanted was a freind, poor guy.

This was a good film, far more entertaining, funny and compelling than that "Van helsing" abomination from 2004. Thanks for uploading!

[MrRocking55]

why didnt she love him

he was just looking for a friend

how sad

[nougatzimmerframe]

Yes, yes, but what about Mary Shelley, Percy and Byron?

[elbuenbeto666]

The ending sucked. I liked this, but it's not as cool as the original, in my opinion, at least.

[Shiro779]

I DO NOT CLAIM ANY RIGHTS TO ANY PART OF THIS FILM. ALL RIGHTS BELONG DEAD. ARRR

[BARRIEMOREBARLOW]

It's always important, when building your mansion, to have a lever that will blow it all into smithereens. I wonder if Usher has one.

[Adamguy2003]

@BARRIEMOREBARLOW I bet Charlie Sheen's mansion has one. He's psychotic enough that it would make perfect sense to him somehow!

[cstoczyn]

@Adamguy2003 MMM HMM

[choconatio]

@BARRIEMOREBARLOW LOL

[coreymitchelhoulden]

Oh boy! Now The Monster has sure got himself into a pickle. There ain't no way he ever gon' get out of this one!

[TrainerJim22]

Interesting--they had the Elsa Lanchester character named as Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, who is the author of the Frankenstein novel. I guess that was her way of being a part of the film, even though it was in name only. But then they said that the Monster's Mate was...? Who knows what they were really trying to say! This is such a classic old film, it is always a joy to watch treasures like this!

[d19t85]

@TrainerJim22,

She could not be his bride, because she was his mother (in a way).

[techmarine101]

Mad scientists feel like less of a man if they do not have a self destruct switch.

In all seriousness, I really enjoyed this movie. Thanks for uploading it.

[Beerlejuice]

Oh come on Frankenstein you saw how excited she was when you were talking about death "ERRAAAHHH!!!" She hissed, give her another chance. I just think the Bride of Frankenstein was into more morbid, masochistic stuff, maybe Frank was just being to gentle earlier. He should've given her another chance, such a sad ending :(

[solar9019]

awww thats a sad ending. When the woman creature didnt like Frankesteins monster. I didnt see that coming. :(

So, is the creature really dead? Maybe not since there 2 more sequals. Oh well, I guess I'll have to watch those to find out :D

[MORKOS621]

I don't know why they insist on having Elizabeth turn into the Bride in other versions. This may not be what Mary Shelley wrote, but it's closer to the original because it didn't insist in turning Elizabeth into a monster.

[RickTBL]

One of the greatest endings of all time. The story is a wild gamble building towards something unpredictable. The monster comes so close to finding happiness, only to just miss it. The craftsmanship of director James Whale is amazing. I love the way the heartbeat becomes part of the score in the creation scene.

[YettiYogiBear]

Wow! In the end, the male monster is such a selfish jerk. I feel really sorry for the bride, though Elsa Lanchester's acting as a hissing wooden plank like character was marvelous.

[Cronisia]

:c

[Politcalamity]

Karloff fucking rocks, no matter how many years ago he lived or how old this movie is.

[animallover2047]

"We belong dead."

No one could have said that better than Karloff.

[PianoMan53100]

awwww "we belong dead"

:'(

[a48panman]

thank you for posting this. my daughter loves this and she's 17.

[powergirl07]

@a48panman I love this and I'm seventeen too! :)

[DDAANN1985]

aaahh......classic ending...."we belong dead" :(

Frankenstein's monster kinda reminds me of the Hulk

[onemooners]

yeah,many thanks

[chicagofrank2010]

Tanks 4 posting this classic movie