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·very good
Tyrel 2022-03-25 09:01:09
Not bad, good-looking, the little protagonist's dog was burned to death in the end to save the owner... but was resurrected by the owner in the end! The little protagonist brought the puppy back to life with lightning, and the puppy saved the owner's life. ! ! The film tells the story of a young boy, Victor, who is devastated after his dog, Sparky, is hit and killed by a car. At school, he had the inspiration to save his puppy's puppy when the teacher experimented with electrocuting frogs to make their nerves twitch. So at night, he drew the thunder and lightning from the sky to shock the puppy's corpse and bring it back to life. The reborn puppy terrifies the boy's neighbors, who see the dog as a monster... The neighbors chased the dog and drove the dog and the boy into a cabin, nearly burning them to death. But the puppy rescued the boy and died. The neighbors and the boy's parents were moved and determined to revive it again. They used the car engine to make electricity, which saved the dog again... Frankenstein is based on Burton's 1984 short film of the same name, inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein ( Frankenstein), but the ending is much brighter than Frankenstein's. As early as the 1980s, Bolton, who was still working at Disney at the time, had the idea of "Frankenstein Dog", but due to financial constraints and Bolton had no feature film work at the time, Burton finally decided to make it into a film. a short film. After many years, Bolton, who is already a famous director, has been obsessed with this film and finally put it on the agenda.
Extended Reading
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Victor Frankenstien: [giving an excuse about an upturned bucket moving across attic floor, as Sparky struggles to escape from it] It's a robot.
Mrs. Frankenstien: A robotic bucket?
Victor Frankenstien: Yes.
Mrs. Frankenstien: For mopping, I suppose?
Victor Frankenstien: Yes.
Mrs. Frankenstien: Maybe when you're finished, you'll let me use it.
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Toshiaki: How are we supposed to see an invisible goldfish?
Edgar 'E' Gore: Put your finger in. You can feel it.
Bob: [inserting hand into glass jar of plain water] Ah! It bit me!