It was exciting to hear you! I hope some people check out your comics based on hearing you on the show!

I would like to watch it again.

This movie is very interested in the themes of life and death, fatherhood, creativity as (failed) redemption, the Romantic Promethean desire to remake the world, cycles of abuse. It gestures toward but is surprisingly uninterested in themes of vengeance, motherhood, or even (really) monstrosity.

I've never seen Mia Goth in anything I liked her in. Maybe a personal prejudice. Having her play both Victor's mother AND Elizabeth is brilliant though (she's barely recognizable as Claire).

Although at two and a half hours it's already longer than average, I think it needed another half-hour at least. The final act seemed rushed and the resolution unearned. Without spoilers: neither Victor nor the Creature's final emotional state connects with what we've seen to bring them there.

There are substantial changes in plot from the novel. Don't worry about it. A movie isn't a novel. The novel still exists and you can read it whenever you want to. This movie emphasizes particular themes and downplays others; that's what all adaptations always do and should do.

Visually, this is an amazing movie. Del Toro excels at visuals that are both compelling and symbolically rich, and this movie is no exception. It looks really good, and visually it is also a rich text.

No you're wrong this was funny

Just kidding. I knew it was the fifth. That's how I figured out today is the sixth. By adding one more on to yesterday.

I would watch the Addams Family, then Star Trek, then I'd be done.