I, Frankenstein
- Aaron Eckhart: Adam, Frankenstein's Monster
- Yvonne Strahovski: Terry
- Miranda Otto: Leonore
- Bill Nighy: Naberius
- Jai Courtney: Gideon
- Aden Young: Dr. Victor Frankenstein
- Kevin Grevioux: Dekar
- Socratis Otto: Zuriel
- Mahesh Jadu: Ophir
- Caitlin Stasey: Keziah
I, Frankenstein is an American fantasy action film starring Aaron Eckhart in the lead role. Directed by Stuart Beattie, who is previously best known as the author of the film series Pirates of the Caribbean. The film is based on the eponymous comic by Kevin Grevioux.
Action
In a dystopian era is Adam Frankenstein, a creation of body parts and power, drawn into a dispute between a clan of gargoyles and demons.
Criticism
The review collection Rotten Tomatoes lists 80 reviews, of which only 4 % have a positive tone. Nevertheless, rated 46 % of the audience I, Frankenstein positive (as of March 23, 2014 ).
" I, Frankenstein is a modern fantasy cinema remains substantial authentic setting which has excellent camera work by Ross Emery ( " Wolverine: Way of the Warrior ") comes perfectly. The actors are obviously having fun on her game and Aaron Eckhart precipitated once more in the role of grim -faced villain. The ambiguous initial position of the horror classic has to deviate strongly -arranged Action, which makes the film for the target group in response, lovers of the original document is, however, inevitably encounter before the head. "
" The gloomy Action Fantasy I, Frankenstein impressed with his eerily romantic atmosphere, strong visual effects and a monster that looks disabled any longer. "
" Enjoyable horror film that scratches on Mary Shelley Frankenstein theme and tried to give the classics with the help of demons and gargoyles a modern spirit. "
Background
On the realization of the film, the film production companies Hopscotch Features and Lakeshore Entertainment were involved.
I, Frankenstein was filmed in Australia.
The budget of the film was 68 million U.S. dollars. I, Frankenstein was released in Germany on 23 January 2014 which he started one day before the United States. Originally, he was to come only on 22 February 2014 in the U.S. theaters, the start but was then postponed several times. In the United States the film with 8.3 million U.S. dollars flopped on the opening weekend.