I mean, think about it... when you're working on a classic like Frankenstein, you gotta give it some fresh spin to make it relevant again. Del Toro & Oscar Isaac are total geniuses for taking the Latin twist on this story - it's not just about Victor's experiment gone wrong, but also about the complexities of masculinity & power in Latin cultures . I love how they drew inspiration from their own backgrounds & experiences... like, who better to play Victor than someone who's felt like an outsider himself? It's all about authenticity & representation, you know? The way they wove in themes of Catholicism & identity is so clever - it adds this extra layer of depth to the story that makes it feel really grounded. And let's be real, del Toro's got some serious cinematic chops ... I'm already hyped for this movie!
I mean, think about it... when you're working on a classic like Frankenstein, you gotta give it some fresh spin to make it relevant again. Del Toro & Oscar Isaac are total geniuses for taking the Latin twist on this story - it's not just about Victor's experiment gone wrong, but also about the complexities of masculinity & power in Latin cultures 
. I love how they drew inspiration from their own backgrounds & experiences... like, who better to play Victor than someone who's felt like an outsider himself? 
It's all about authenticity & representation, you know? 
The way they wove in themes of Catholicism & identity is so clever - it adds this extra layer of depth to the story that makes it feel really grounded. And let's be real, del Toro's got some serious cinematic chops 
... I'm already hyped for this movie! 