Mary Shelley started off one of the greatest plot lines of Science Fiction and Horror: the Frankenstein Syndrome. In a nutshel, if you build a monster it will kill you. This plot device has been used since Ms. Shelley told her "ghost story" in that Swiss chalet hundreds of years ago.
Some movies and books that have copied this are:
He never named the monster in the 1931 movie, the book, or in any other movies. He is always referred to as "the creature."
Not as far as I know. It hasn't been announced yet!
Victor Frankenstein is a/an Scientist
When Victor Frankenstein talks of physical secrets of the world, he means the other secrets other than just secrets of the heaven and the earth.
People like The Hunger Games more than Percy Jackson series for many different reasons. 1. They only watch the movies and the Percy Jackson movies were worse than the Hunger Games movies 2. They think the Percy Jackson books are for little kids because they are shorter than other books 3. Some people like reading books with a lot of romance or a lot of violence
what books? twilight? yes
some movies are buffy the vampire slayer and twilight. and some books are my sister the vampire and many other books.
Mary Shelley is best known for writing "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus". She also wrote other works such as "The Last Man", "Mathilda", and "Valperga", but "Frankenstein" remains her most famous work.
Yes or no.
He never named the monster in the 1931 movie, the book, or in any other movies. He is always referred to as "the creature."
Yes it is legal, as long as you have a page in the book that lists all the books/movies that you've mentioned
The Sea of Monsters is supposed to come out in 2012. The other books have rights to be made into movies.
the crises
Information about similar books would be in the bibliography. "Biblio" is Greek for books, and "bibliography" means writing about books.
No, but there are a lot of other movies by Mel Brooks and a lot of other movies similar to Blazing Saddles in theme.
the other side of the midnight
Of the 80 Best Picture winners, 55 were based on previously published books, plays or other movies.