Frankenstein It is close to the heart of Guillermo del Toro, it seems, since the director reveals the duration that was to make the film.
As the film has finished the filming and will be released in Netflix, the filmmaker, cheerful, joked: “I am in postpartum depression.”
It is worth noting that there were previously made versions of Mary Shelley’s novel.
But when it comes to Guillermo’s taking, he himself shared his fondness for history.
“I have been following the creature since I was a child. I waited for the film to be made in the right conditions,” said the filmmaker at a press conference about the next movie.
He continued: “Both creatively in terms of achieving the scope to make it different, and to do it on a scale that can rebuild the entire world.”
By touching the general description of his vision of the film, Guillermo, however, ruled out the notion that the story of a little nods to the potential dangers posed by AI, since the film is about the misuse of a scientist’s technology.
“We live in a moment of terror and intimidation, certainly the film tries to show imperfect characters.”
“And the right has to remain imperfect, and the right we have to understand in the most oppressive circumstances,” he said, commenting, “I am not afraid of artificial intelligence. I am afraid of natural stupidity.”
Before landing in Netflix on November 7, Frankenstein You will get a limited launch in theaters on October 17.
