16
2025    2 h 30 minHorror, Dramat
7.484%94%7.6
Genialny, ale egoistyczny naukowiec Wiktor Frankenstein usiłuje rozwikłać zagadkę śmierci. Odkrywa możliwość stworzenia życia w martwym ciele, lecz zamiast ideału powstaje inteligentne, wykazujące ludzkie odruchy monstrum. Efekt tego potwornego eksperymentu ostatecznie prowadzi do zguby zarówno twórcy, jak i jego tragicznego dzieła.
Directed by Guillermo del Toro
  • Oscar IsaacVictor Frankenstein
  • Jacob ElordiThe Creature
  • Christoph WaltzHarlander
  • Mia GothElizabeth / Claire Frankenstein
  • Felix KammererWilliam Frankenstein
  • Charles DanceLeopold Frankenstein
  • David BradleyBlind Man
  • Lars MikkelsenCaptain Anderson
  • Christian ConveryYoung Victor Frankenstein
  • Nikolaj Lie KaasChief Officer Larsen
  • Kyle GatehouseYoung Hunter
  • Lauren CollinsHunter's Wife
  • Sofia GalassoAnna-Maria
  • Joachim FjelstrupDr. Udsen
  • Ralph InesonProfessor Krempe
  • Peter MillardProfessor Stokeld
  • Peter MacNeillProfessor Maurus
  • Burn GormanExecutioner
  • Sean SullivanOld Hunter #1
  • Stuart HughesOld Hunter #2
  • Ricardo Castro31 października 2025
    All of Guillermo del Toro’s films explore the humanity in monsters and the monsters in humanity - Frankenstein is no different. He’s firmly in his element here, and his love for the source material shows. Terrific performances from the entire cast.
  • Luke Erickson4 dni temu
    I don't know guys. I think I'm ready to stop hashing and re-hashing this story. It was good but slow.
  • Arniox22 maja 2026
    This was far better then expected. An excellent, extremely well paced, well acted, well written story of tragedy and loss and love and grief and horror. The way it's told reminded me alot of Nosferatu which I also thought was incredable. Its not for everyone though. This is bringing back a very specific kindof story telling. Slow, methodical, mythical and ethereal story telling. Gothic horror. Where the movie begins at the ending, where the players have made all their moves, and begin to recount their tails of woe. Beautifully done.
  • Austin Burke3 listopada 2025
    This is one of Guillermo del Toro’s finest achievements. Not only does this film hit on expected themes with elegance, but the style and overall visuals are even more impactful than anticipated. Tackling this journey of pain, loss, and forgiveness takes nuance, and there is so much consistency with how it presents these characters. Isaac and Goth are excellent, but Elordi is the showstopper, and an Oscar nomination could be in the cards. The storytelling method occasionally meanders and could cause pacing problems for some, but the emotional impact is perfectly executed. Frankenstein is the real deal.
  • runinhot8 listopada 2025
    Way better than Twilight. Maybe as good as Team America: World Police
  • jlehto9 maja 2026
    Much better than expected, no woke stuff
  • bSHU19898 listopada 2025
    I’m not sure anyone could prepare you for just how beautifully human this story is. I walked in expecting to enjoy it - I walked out feeling. Possibly Del Toro’s best work, I know it’s my personal favorite now. Bravo! Bravo!
  • hybrid201189 maja 2026
    Quite a good story and well filmed movie, a bit too emotional to my taste but it was a great watch.
  • visj7 listopada 2025
    What an incredible movie, beautiful dialogue.
  • PatrikStar12 listopada 2025
    And that’s how I met your father.
  • Kevin Welkner12 listopada 2025
    Easy 5 stars. This movie was phenomenal. The scenes, the costumes, the music, the audio and sound effects the camera work, the acting. Everything was amazing. I don't think I would change 1 thing about this movie.
  • MercilessOne26 kwietnia 2026
    Good movie, enjoyed it
  • BigRett7 listopada 2025
    Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein is a triumph of vision, mood, and emotional depth, a film that feels both timeless and entirely new. As someone who has followed his work for years, this might be his most mature and haunting creation yet. Del Toro approaches Mary Shelley’s story with reverence, but he never allows the film to become a simple retelling. Instead, he reshapes it into a tragic meditation on creation, abandonment, and the brutal cost of longing for connection. The production design is extraordinary. Every frame is layered with texture and atmosphere, from the cold laboratories soaked in candlelight to the sweeping, desolate European landscapes that feel alive with melancholy. It is unmistakably del Toro, yet more restrained and grounded than some of his earlier work. The world he builds is gothic and beautiful without ever becoming self-indulgent. The performances elevate the film even further. The Creature is portrayed with heartbreaking vulnerability, and the film gives him more emotional clarity than most adaptations. Victor Frankenstein is equally compelling, a man torn between brilliance and fear, his moral unraveling captured in small, precise moments. Their scenes together carry a weight that lingers long after the credits roll. The score is haunting and elegant, weaving itself into the film’s emotional rhythm without overwhelming it. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the story to breathe and giving every moment purpose. When the film reaches its final act, the emotional impact feels earned, not manufactured. What makes Frankenstein truly magnificent is the way del Toro treats the story not as horror, but as tragedy. He approaches the Creature with profound empathy, and in doing so, he transforms the narrative into something deeply human. This is not a film about monsters. It is a film about what happens when compassion fails and responsibility is abandoned. As a longtime admirer of del Toro’s work, this feels like the culmination of everything he has been building toward. It is visually stunning, emotionally rich, and crafted with the care of a storyteller who understands both the darkness and the beauty of the human soul. If this is the version of Frankenstein that will define the story for a new generation, it deserves that place without question.
  • yousif16810 kwietnia 2026
    A film invested in the drama Lethal even though he is against all religion.
  • Zokkiie29 listopada 2025
    Surprisingly good take on the story — moody, stylish, and way better than most reboots. The creature feels more tragic than scary, the performances land, and it all carries the same classic weight Karloff brought, just with a modern edge. Slows down a bit at times, but overall a very cool revival.

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