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OK... see Del Toro's FRANKENSTEIN...

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In Reply to: RE: 'Die My Love': I want my time back . . . posted by Billy Wonka on November 09, 2025 at 12:05:38

The story follows the book the best of them all and the sumptuousness
of the entire venture will put "Die My Love" into the past quicker than
you can say "It's Alive!"

To say it's a lovingly crafted work of art is an understatement.

"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure

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Been there seen that . . . - Billy Wonka 14:05:15 11/10/25 (0)
I had plunked down my $25 (ticket and snacks), and the first thing that pops up on screen is NETFLIX. Ugh. I need to read notices in advance.

Liked it okay. Mostly a visual thing, which I didn't mind. Interesting, you say this follows the book most closely. Only read the comic book. (No surprise there.)
RE: OK... see Del Toro's FRANKENSTEIN... - Mike B. 11:01:50 11/10/25 (0)
I watched it Saturday night. Acting is very good. The effort that went into this film to create the processes and locations is monumental. I enjoyed the journey.
I'm looking forward to that, although Del Toro has not impressed me lately NT - Jazz Inmate 09:04:10 11/10/25 (0)

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