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Frankenstein-La véritable Histoire
Production interrompue par le fabricant : Non
Classé : Tous publics
Dimensions du colis : 19,05 x 13,72 x 1,78 cm; 100 grammes
Réalisateur : Jack Smight
Format : Couleur, PAL
Durée : 3 heures et 5 minutes
Date de sortie : 27 avril 2018
Acteurs : James Mason, Leonard Whiting, Ralph Richardson, John Gielgud, David McCallum
Doublé : : Anglais
Sous-titres : : Français
Langue : Anglais (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono)
Studio : Movinside
ASIN : B079FLMY5D
Nombre de disques : 1
Prix : 9,99 €
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Les acheteurs donnent la note de 4.5/5 à cet article
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Reviewer: Val
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Super
Review: Il y a longtemps que je n’avais pas vu ce film il est en anglais mais c’est le meilleur des Frankeinstein .
Reviewer: mitsou
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Impeccable
Review: Impeccable
Reviewer: Carraze Alain
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Edition parfaite pour une mini-série myhtique
Review: Édition proprement nickel pour ce luxueux télé-film en 2 parties qui, sous prétexte d’une histoire « vraie », réinvente et adapte le mythe. Sa diffusion à l’époque sur la 3eme chaine avait pas mal marquée.
Reviewer: verdiere
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Merci
Review: Super
Reviewer: Sonny
Rating: 3,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Pas de VF , V.O.S.T uniquement pour cette véritable histoire.
Review: Je collectionne les films sur » Frankenstein » , j’avais vu ce téléfilm mais jamais trouvé nul part auparavant. Le travail éditorial est bien vu , avec la critique et l’interview de M.Toullec, journaliste spécialisé du genre que l’on connaît tous un peu puisque présent dans notre bible à tous ,la revue Mad Movies . Bon et le film alors ? Baaah ,alors c’ est là véritable histoire ça ….ouch , ça fait mal ! Peut-être que ce film a mal vieilli, il est long , en 2 parties , si vous parlez couramment anglais ça va mais si vous lisez les sous titres français, et bien plus c’est long ,plus c’est bien…fatiguant ! Moyen ,très moyen…si vous deviez en acheter qu’un , euh …y en a plein d’autres hein ?!
Reviewer: JPB
Rating: 1,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: frankenstein la veritable histoire
Review: Bonjour ,C’est avec nostalgie que j’ai revu ce film qui était passé a la télé en 1973 et en version française, sur ce disque pas de version française, pourquoi ? allez comprendre ?? ,j’ai un bémol sur l’interprétation du chroniqueur dans les bonus qui affirme que c’est un film ou les personnages sont homosexuelles ? drôle idée que cette analyse ? pour moi le docteur qui a perdu son jeune frère qui a laisser un vide affective ,retrouve cette complicité avec sa création qui crée un lien d’amitié au début de cette relation , avant de se détériorer , a aucun moment dans le roman il est question de ce genre de rapport ambigu entre les personnages ,mais les responsables de l’édition de ce disque ont permis cette analyse ,c’est qu’ils partage son avis ,ce qui m’oblige a revoir mon jugement innocent , si c’est vrai ,alors je déteste ce film qui dénature complètement le roman de SHELLEY .
Reviewer: danielcrocq
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Blue ray
Review: Merci
Reviewer: JP de Belgique
Rating: 1,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title: Non remasterisé. Qualité SD !
Review: Sans doute un téléfilm intéressant mais je ne l’ai pas regardé car déçu par le format 4/3, une piètre qualité d’image non remasterisée pour un bluray et pas de VF (sous-titres français uniquement). Cela fait beaucoup à accepter pour le prix de 20 €. Retour chez Amazon et demande de remboursement.
Reviewer: FRANCISCO FABELA
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: Clásico reinventado y clásico por sí mismo.
Reviewer: FN
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
Title:
Review: One of the all time greatest Frankenstein movies. A Hammer horror style epic. Tragic horror story with a great cast and high production values.
Reviewer: Winston Tory
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: I watched this film as a kid when it first aired back in 1973. It left a very lasting impression on me. I’ve sought it out for decades and was so pleased to find this Blu-ray version of the complete 3-hour film. Wonderful acting excellent cast and memorable great music. No it does not follow the original book verbatim but it more than captures the essence of that incredible story. For fans of this genre this is a must see.
Reviewer: N. A. Parry
Rating: 4,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: For a project with a running time in excess of three hours, ‘Frankenstein: The True Story’ seems in a hurry to get on with it, at least initially. Five minutes in, and we’ve already witnessed the death of Frankenstein’s brother William and his subsequent frustration with the fatality; his fianceé Elizabeth (Nicola Pagett) is exasperated by his plans to thwart death by recreating life – it seems as if the telling of the story has almost started without us!Once we’ve been hurriedly ushered in, the pace slows considerably and most of the first ‘chapter’ proves to be extremely talkie. Many ominous musings about creating ‘the second Adam’, some realistic dismembered limbs and the steady unveiling of the incredible cast notwithstanding; it is a necessary build-up to Frankenstein’s obsession getting more delirious, and with his friend Clerval’s passing, it is finally time to put the impressive laboratory set to good use.David McCallum as Clerval – in this adaption, a medical man (and brain donor) even more driven than Frankenstein himself – is afflicted by a physical malady that fuels his intent. A plethora of famous faces also includes Ralph Richardson, John Gielgud, Tom Baker (only months before his acclaimed role in Doctor Who), Peter Sallis, Yootha Joyce, and – excellent as Prima – Jane Seymour. Considering that Leonard Whiting as Frankenstein is the least prolific in that gang, he is never upstaged by his co-stars; one wonders why he didn’t enjoy a lengthier career.Michael Serrazin’s very human looking creature is something of a disappointment initially, purely because he is so un-terrifying. No misshapen monster, his slender, bandaged form is indeed what Clerval seemed to be striving for. And yet, like Michael Gwynn’s human monster in Hammer’s ‘Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)’, this is a prelude to genuine tragedy – that the handsome, playful, contented child-man soon witnesses his looks deteriorate cruelly. It is telling that when ‘pretty’, his childish ways amuse his creator – as ugliness begins to take hold, Victor loses patience with him. Serrazin puts in a consistently superb performance throughout, ranging from charming, to vulnerable, miserable, vengeful and downright demonic.The second and final chapter begins after the Creature’s unsuccessful suicide attempt and it is during this episode the already tenuous titular claim of a ‘true’ story becomes even more fractured – but that can be forgiven when the results are so entertaining.Prima proves to overshadow the original creation in every way possible – embraced by high society, loved by all she meets, in fact infuriatingly perfect – especially at manipulation and bitchiness. In possibly this story’s most famous scene, she pays the price. The only bit of the original Agatha, with whom the creature had formed an attachment, is her head; in a splendid scene, in front of all, the dishevelled, betrayed, deteriorating creature, violently removes it.After this, the pace enters the uneven phase it did at the beginning. In no time at all, a ship bound for America is an epic battle ground. The creature, now full of understandable hate, has a demented, fiendish persona – laughing as he hoists the terrified Polidori to his death (his – or Clerval’s – mocking chants of ‘Poli Dolly’ thrown against the stormy skies), reduced to skeletal scraps by the lightning he deplores.Despite some unconvincing day-for-night shots, and a lacklustre dummy used for a clifftop stunt, this remains a visually impressive spectacle. ‘The True Story’ is an intelligent, brilliantly played take on the original novel. It also contains nods (deliberately or otherwise) to other filmic versions and yet presents its own very memorable version of the classic tale.
Reviewer: Adam Armstrong
Rating: 5,0 sur 5 étoiles
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Review: I remember this from watching it on TV all those years ago and have been looking for it for years. It’s not quite the « true story » but still very enjoyable. I love this version.I read previous reviews that at the 49 minute level, it starts to skip but this copy was fine.If you are into the Frankenstein story and like to see a different version, then you might enjoy this one.
