The side shot of James and Andrew Scott talking on the sofa took twenty seconds to lick the screen for the screenshot. I played it frame by frame. Victor's tension, Turpin's calm threat, both of them performed the most subtle movements very well. You would never feel that they were acting, and some only showed the natural emotions of the characters. I'm not a fan of Andrew. Although he is indeed my favorite actor in Sherlock, so I don't know how his other roles are, but at least his interpretation of Moriaty and Turpin is excellent.
I also like the clips where Victor and Igor "make people" while drinking. The shaking camera creates a feeling of drunkenness, and the fast-paced editing makes people overwhelmed. Alice in Wonderland. There are also clips of Igor and Lorelei at the prom, oh my god I really love this photography and editing. But also in this segment, the switching of the three shots of Victor, Igor, and Turpin seems to lack a little tension. Devotion, joy, and despair have not reached a suffocating peak. This small orgasm could have been better. I think the similar treatments in "Tudor" and "Shame" are better, and there is a sense of powerlessness over the face.
I think it’s wonderful to have two beautiful frames with Victor Frankenstein subtitles. I just want to complain about the plot. Why Victor makes murderers every time. Although the others have some routines, they are sci-fi movies. They are in line with my expectations. By the way, why Igor is so good at self-taught. This setting has A little bit of force, really.
Basically, I've stopped writing when I saw it halfway through. I have never dared to watch the horror film at once, but I like this one very much.
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