Mary Shelley

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Daniel B 5d "Mary Shelley": La Tragedia como Cuna de la Creación Es increíble cómo la película le otorga virtud y sentido a la tragedia. "Mary Shelley" tal vez peca de tener una primera hora y media algo plana; el conflicto no es aburrido, pero carece de un planteamiento que resulte especialmente interesante más allá de los hermosos diseños de producción y las locaciones. Sin embargo, los últimos 30 minutos son verdaderamente hermosos. Desde que los protagonistas llegan a casa de Lord Byron, surge un intercambio de ideas y un guion tan pulido que, en el punto climático, es casi imposible no emocionarse. La historia se desarrolla con el contexto justo para que, una vez que todas las piezas del rompecabezas se unen, logren un cierre inmejorable. Sin victimizarla, la narrativa hace que empatices con cómo la tragedia y la soledad han acompañado a Mary prácticamente desde su nacimiento. Una vez que ves esta película, nunca vuelves a ver a Frankenstein de la misma forma. See more Alan @BleakPhilosopher Jan 11 Great script, great acting from all concerned, great, true story, vivid characters, totally loved it! I especially liked Bel Powley's work here with a character I didn't know existed. Doesn't spend much time on the Frankenstein story, which suits me, but it connects well with Mary's story. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Sep 30 Based on a true story in 2 hours even!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The USA grossed over $97,300.00!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Mike W Jul 22 I liked the movie more than enjoyed it and recommend people see it if they have interest in the Romanticist period of authors and poetry. The movie improved my understanding of Mary and Percy Shelley's lives, and Byron's. See more Brody M May 23 Director Haifaa al-Mansour’s rendition of Mary Shelley’s life was a half-assed attempt to create a Victorian chick-flick; it fell short of even this easily-attainable goal. The movie followed Mary Shelley across her formative years and into early-adulthood, as she became increasingly infatuated with the manipulative character of Percy. The events which inspired their meeting and the characters’ actions were obvious to the audience (too obvious, to the point that their reasonings felt overstated and ran counter to character growth). Mary Shelley’s intense and traumatic life, evidenced by her encounters with Lord Byron and the loss of her child and running away from her family, were done an injustice by being portrayed in the manner that they were. The pacing of this movie was piss-poor, and was the most glaring flaw even to the uninformed, uninitiated, general public which must have made up the foundational consuming body & targeted audience for this movie, because only a common man with sub-average IQ could thoroughly convince themselves to enjoy such an abominable, abhorrent, disgusting addition to movies (if it can even be called such a thing). The soundtrack to this film was its only redeeming quality, and even in this goal it failed; the music was flat and did not match the tone created by the cinematography and acting. Additionally, the music placement within the film missed the mark. The cinematography was actually lower-middle tier, when compared with the general population of movies. Jump-cuts were often overused, and no creative camera angles or filing styles were utilized. Overall, this movie was a tremendous waste of time and I wish that my mind had not been tainted by its sub-par messaging and themes. See more Jacob G May 23 The movie “Mary Shelly” was one of the most disappointing pieces of directing I've ever seen. It follows a group of talented actors through a mindless plot and extremely poor pacing. The camera work and production costs are clearly high, making it even more of a shame for the director. I finished the movie happy nonetheless because it did throw together a nice feel-good ending. Overall it is truly a testament to how impressive it was for Mary Shelly to put together such a wonderful novel. See more Read all reviews

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