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Young Frankenstein is a 1974 American comedy horror film directed by Mel Brooks. The screenplay was co-written by Brooks and Gene Wilder. Wilder also starred in the lead role as the title character, a descendant of the infamous Victor Frankenstein. Peter Boyle portrayed the monster. The film co-stars Teri Garr, Cloris Leachman, Marty Feldman, Madeline Kahn, Kenneth Mars, Richard Haydn, and Gene Hackman.
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Stało się, po latach po raz kolejny obejrzałem film Mela Brooksa (i Gene Wildera) z 1974 pt. Młody Frankenstein. Sobotnie warunki były jednak tak dalekie do idealnych, że praktycznie powinienem zrobić to raz jeszcze w ramach rzetelności - mimo wszystko podzielę się luźnymi wrażeniami, technicznie będzie to bardziej impresja niż dłuższy tekst. (nie idealne bo oglądanie filmu w pięciorgu na laptopie, ustawionym cokolw…More
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Fuente: IMDB Making a comedy out of a horror classic like Frankenstein is not easy. Mary Shelley's book (under this pseudonym was hidden the writer Mary Godwin, creator of the world famous "monster"), was taken to the big screen countless times with different luck and with actors who tried to mimic the character. However, when it comes to making a comedy, no plot is impossible for Mel Brooks , who achieves his goal…More
“El Jovencito Frankenstein” a pesar de ser una parodia del cine de terror, refleja muy competentemente la atmósfera de aquellas viejas películas, Mel Brooks, luego de convencer a los productores logra rodarla en blanco y negro, y utiliza gran parte de la utilería original creada por Kenneth Strickfaden para ‘El doctor Frankenstein’ (‘Frankenstein’, James Whale, 1931), presentando sumo cuidado en los aspectos concern…More
In the last several years, I have started to watch more scary movies, including some of the old black and white monster movies. sourceMore
I am about to watch a movie that I haven't seen in quite a long time, Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein (1974). Part of me felt like watching horror but I'm in a I-want-to-feel-good-as-much-of-the-time-as-possible mode and that's not always easy with horror. In fact, looking back on the past, I wonder if all the thousands of horror movies that I watched and the depressing music that I listened to, kept me in a low ener…More
Comedy and horror beautifully entwine as Mel Brooks and Gene Wilder take on Universal's Frankenstein world. A medical lecturer discovers that his grandfather has left his Transylvanian estate to him, although it's no ordinary estate, and he's no ordinary heir: this medical lecturer is the grandchild of Dr. Frankenstein. Rather resilient to acknowledge and accept his Frankenstein surname, he finds himself often attem…More
It really should be in every home video library. Although, since Netflix has it, that may no longer be necessary. This week, we are taking a look at Mel Brooks's classic riff on a classic, in the form of Young Frankenstein . The Impact Young Frankenstein is undoubtedly the most influential of all the Mel Brooks films. How can I be so sure? All I have to do is look at the ripples it has sent through the cultural land…More
"Doctor Frankenstein ?? " "Fronkensteen..! " "You´re putting me on?" "No, its pronounced Fronkensteen" "Do you also say Frodorick?" "No... Frederick" "Why isnt it Frodorick Fronkensteen?" "It isnt... its Frederick Fronkensteen" "... I see !.." "You must be Igor?" "No ... Its pronounced Eyegor !" "But .. they told me it was Igor ?" "Well they were wrong then, werent they !" Welcome to one of the funniest comedies of…More