Still, like Frankenstein's Monster, it is an overpowering and fearsome creation.
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As a character, Vader is nothing if not a Frankenstein's monster.
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Not quite Frankenstein's monster, but monstrous smartphone cases all the same.
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The "memorial" was a grotesque Frankenstein's monster made of desecrated graves.
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One particularly insensitive example: Frankenstein's monster rendered as a black man.
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Westerners seem more disturbed by Mindar, likening it to Frankenstein's monster.
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Does his Frankenstein's monster instrument sound like anything you've ever heard before?
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He seeks revenge, 3D-printing (of course) a sort of Frankenstein's monster (Mamadou).
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All that was left was Monopoly, the Frankenstein's monster she had inadvertently created.
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Frankenstein's monster, presumably after killing Victor's younger brother William, though it's not shown.
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The cautionary tales go back beyond Frankenstein's monster and continue into the present.
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She's wearing a sexy bunny costume; he has on a Frankenstein's-monster mask.
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It's Frankenstein's monster for the anxieties of humanity's bio-hacking, space-colonizing future.
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Today, Facebook is a technology behemoth; the Frankenstein's monster of social media platforms.
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Frankenstein's Monster and The Werewolf and Darth Vader and the aforementioned giant rabbit.
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But, like Marx, Markovits thinks that the whole system is a Frankenstein's monster.
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So the results have always been a Frankenstein's monster combination of software and hardware.
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He's now the submissive but violent Frankenstein's Monster of Westeros, completely beholden to Cersei's orders.
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In attempting to bridge the gap between home and mobile gaming, Nintendo's built Frankenstein's monster.
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I am a robot doing a Frankenstein's monster stomp; maybe I'm some kind of superhero.
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Frankenstein's monster turns back into a human in order to perfect the art of yoga.
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The second was all about Halloween classics: Frankenstein's monster, a werewolf, Frankenstein's bride, and Dracula.
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In Season 5, The Mountain was reintroduced, this time as the Westerosi answer to Frankenstein's monster.
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It was a Frankenstein's monster of a style and soon became shorthand for mom hair everywhere.
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On Thursday, she debuted a Halloween costume that looks part alien, part zombie, part Frankenstein's monster.
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But in getting there, companies will raise numerous Frankenstein's monster scenarios of tinkering with people's very essence.
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Of course, the exception to the rule, contained in our dear unicycle-riding Frankenstein's monster, is Harambe.
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Today, Frankenstein's Monster may seem a friendly square head, used to sell everything from cereal to hamburgers.
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This was the first time, and likely the last, Frankenstein's monster sported a bit of an Afro.
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This Halloween I'm hoping to see at least a few trick-or-treaters dressed as Frankenstein's monster.
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But it is now a Frankenstein's monster of corporate and individual cuts with very limited base broadening.
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The Polaroid Job (20183) Our family business involved taking photos with Frankenstein's Monster and the Easter Bunny.
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It is possible to limit some of the invasive practices of this Frankenstein's monster of old web services.
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In other words, it is the Frankenstein's monster of footwear that will set you back a cool $225.
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Is this like a Frankenstein's monster thing, where all the wights and walkers really want is human affection?
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Major facial hair, hulking frames, Frankenstein's-monster windups, and demonic intensity became the attributes of the closer persona.
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Generations of children have dressed up as Frankenstein's monster, but this program invites them to emulate Frankenstein himself.
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More bombs found in a divided nation, the E.U. moves to protect the ocean, Frankenstein's monster turns 22008.
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It'll also be tough stuff to kill the now literally undead, unfeeling Frankenstein's monster that is Qyburn's Mountain.
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Making an appearance are jack-o'-lanterns, vampires, bats, skeletons, ghosts, Frankenstein's monster, spider webs, witches' hats and more.
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Think Captain Ahab depicted as a black man, Dorothy as a black girl, and Frankenstein's monster with an Afro.
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Frankenstein's monster lurks outside a peasant family's house, only to be driven away when they catch sight of him.
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You won't buy the Cambridge Audio Melomania 1's for the look, unless Frankenstein's Monster is your style icon.
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But they have become a kind of Frankenstein's monster, unmoored from their creators to wreak havoc on the countryside.
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O.J. uses race to his advantage when it suits him, a Frankenstein's monster of Cochran's and Robert Shapiro's making.
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Or, to put this in millennial terms: Will you fuse your debts into a Frankenstein's monster of shattered dreams?
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Ripped Hugh Jackman fights Frankenstein's monster, Dracula, and other classic baddies with jerry-rigged medieval versions of modern weapons.
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The sweet spot stars Brad Garrett as Frankenstein's monster, who, alone by the town Christmas tree, begins singing a carol.
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We've ventured into a seemingly endless underground lake, burned Frankenstein's monster and fought for our lives against our own shadows.
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Borno's governor, Kashim Shettima, seems understandably nervous: "If we can't educate them, we have created a Frankenstein's monster," he says.
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Apple Apple shelved their slick minimalist aesthetics and celebrity cameos for a cinematic spot starring, of all people, Frankenstein's monster.
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It manages to jam a lot of features in without creating a Frankenstein's Monster worthy of the name Fuse Chicken.
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This is clearly a bit of a Frankenstein's monster of a phone — LG is throwing spaghetti against the wall with it.
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An article in the Washington Post likened him to Napoleon, the curse of Oedipus and Frankenstein's monster in the same breath.
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Take heed from the golem, Dr. Frankenstein's monster, Mickey Mouse's enchanted brooms, Dolores in "Westworld"—or, indeed, from try-hard Jibo.
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" As a child he fell for Frankenstein's Monster "because he's clumsy, shy and misunderstood; Dracula because he's dandyish, nocturnal and misunderstood.
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There was a crack in the wall at which I would stare for hours, imagining Frankenstein's monster would emerge from it.
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In Mr. Gogos's 1969 portrait of Frankenstein's monster, as played by Boris Karloff, his eyes are downcast, his demeanor is sorrowful.
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Ever since Mary Shelley let her book loose, Frankenstein's monster has been traipsing through cinemas and Halloween costume stores, speaking for itself.
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With so much seriousness and terror following Frankenstein's monster around, it was nice to have a comedy to lighten up the tone.
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Basil Gogos painted Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Phantom of the Opera, among others, and imbued Frankenstein's monster with notable compassion.
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That subtext might only add to the intrigue of this fair, which will turn a spotlight on a different menace: Frankenstein's monster.
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He's an adolescent, clutching his ears as a crowd forms a circle to scream at him, as if he were Frankenstein's monster.
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The film, a kind of Frankenstein's monster of a movie, was co-written and co-directed by Zack Snyder and Joss Whedon.
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"I think why gay men are drawn to horror is ... that outside identification, with figures ranging from Frankenstein's monster to Carrie," Mancini said.
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And Frankenstein's monster looks a little bit more cuddly pitted against the duo, while also still managing to tower high above the others.
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The misguided and destructive "broken windows" policing tactic is portrayed here as Frankenstein's monster, built with good intentions without thought to tragic consequences.
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We can also look forward to new visits from Frankenstein's monster and his bride, the Wolf Man and the Invisible Man, among others.
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The creation of Frankenstein's monster is a great bioethical dilemma because it is be a major scientific discovery but its morality is debatable.
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But it's a Frankenstein's monster of a phone—a godsend for those with minuscule mitts and big heaping pile of "meh" for everyone else.
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Boris Karloff's portrayals of Frankenstein's monster in Frankenstein and Imhotep in The Mummy in the early 1930s helped create genre-defining movie monster archetypes.
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We're left wondering whether Dr. Frankenstein is actually Dr. Frankenstein or if he's Frankenstein's monster, who was made in the likeness of Dr. Frankenstein.
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Boris Karloff became one of the most popular film stars of the 1930s after his turn as Frankenstein's monster elicited both sympathy and horror.
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He described his creation as "Frankenstein's monster," and said that it had morphed from its original aim of better connecting with the party's supporters.
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In his comedic performance as Spyros, Stephen Kunken reacts with the kind of flabbergasted fear you would expect watching Lou Costello encounter Frankenstein's monster.
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A Mount Rushmore for horror movie performances would surely include Karloff's portrayal of Frankenstein's monster in the 1931 adaptation of the Mary Shelley novel.
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Instead, this is yet another cinematic Frankenstein's monster, stitched together out of scavenged parts, and shocked back to life for no clear or compelling reason.
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Since then, Berners-Lee has had a few regrets about what's become a bit of a Frankenstein's monster, and who knows what the future holds.
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"If I could go back and not create 8chan at all, I probably would," he told Reuters in an interview, likening it to Frankenstein's monster.
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Mary Shelley brought together all three strands—the cursed, the scientific, the romantic—when Frankenstein's monster confronted its creator on one of the mountain's glaciers.
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Monsters like Dracula, Frankenstein's monster, and the Wolf Man are presented in their original black-and-white format for a timeless and terrifying cinematic experience.
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They were violent, gaunt, inexhaustible killing machines, and they boldly contrasted with the era's familiar monsters: the debonair Dracula, conflicted Wolfman, and tragic Frankenstein's monster.
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There, InfoChammel exists as a 2.5-hour "movie," a mish-mashy Frankenstein's monster of mostly the same videos you can find on the YouTube channel.
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His scarred, textured paintings and layered drawings exist somewhere between the stitched-together body of Frankenstein's monster and Piet Mondrian's precisely sectioned, asymmetrically divided squares.
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Industrial capitalism is a Frankenstein's monster that threatens its own creators, a system that we constructed for our own purposes and is now controlling us.
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TR: So I kinda just had to do that [mimics stiff, Frankenstein's monster-type walk] where just, kind of, momentum would bring my leg forward.
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When I tried to print a Frankenstein's monster head that was too big for the printer, it scaled it down to the size of a pea.
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Our new home is the Ark, an amalgamation of space stations that have been strung together into an enormous Frankenstein's monster of an orbital living space.
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That being said,the tune as a whole is a total Frankenstein's monster—part Roland sample disk, part Todd Terry Tune, and most interestingly, part Yazoo.
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From bolted brutes to stitched-up superstars, Frankenstein's monster has taken on many forms in its more than a century of depictions on the big screen.
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This is how I imagine Frankenstein's monster would do a thumbs-up if the doctor taught the beast to emote through gesture midway through the book.
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The telecast is a Frankenstein's monster — a stage show on television about movies — with a marathon length largely dictated by the vast number of awards presented.
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In this "Frankenstein," the latest multimedia fusion of classical music and theater from Ensemble for the Romantic Century, Victor Frankenstein's monster is enchanting, endearing, irresistibly alive.
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For a movie that lost its original directors midway through production, Solo: A Star Wars Story feels less like a Frankenstein's monster than it might have.
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The box's contents transform into a Frankenstein's monster composed of objects like a hoodie, a toy dump truck, and a tennis racket topped off with baseball eyes.
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoOne of the biggest knocks against the first Pixel (and rightly so), was that it looked like a tech-y version of Frankenstein's monster.
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The TLP's anti-state threats last week highlight how it could morph into a Frankenstein's monster -- another case of a Pakistani state asset turning into an adversary.
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Instead, it goes with Frankenstein's Monster (Apple seems unaware that the monster is not named Frankenstein), a character that might seem more at home in a Halloween ad.
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So if you're looking for an early peek at what the critics think of Mario Kart's first Switch appearance — in all its Frankenstein's monster-esque glory — read on.
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Because in true love relationships, the fear is always there, but when you find the Frankenstein's monster to your Bride of Frankenstein, there's less to be afraid of.
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In the 1931 Frankenstein film, there is a scene where Frankenstein's monster (played by the late Boris Karloff) is locked in an underground dungeon, darkness all around him.
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Landon had a calculated understanding of the mechanics of publicity, but also a tortured awareness that the persona she had created was a Frankenstein's monster beyond her control.
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Theirs is a post-apocalyptic meet-cute that morphs from yet another riff on Frankenstein's monster into a sitcom-y father-and-daughter duet, plus brawling and exposition.
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For better or worse, the cat scene in particular is about that: that is Frankenstein's monster meeting the blind girl by the river, where he never changes his nature.
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FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER WAS first cousins with the Tin Man from "The Wizard of Oz." They shared a congenital defect of stiff joints and were both prescribed an oil can.
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After backlash, the advertising ploy, which reimagined literary figures from Peter Pan to Frankenstein's monster as people of color, was canceled less than 24 hours after it was announced.
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Still, our overall federal student loan system is a sort of Frankenstein's monster that resulted from well-meaning people bolting together various loans and repayment plans over the years.
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Movement-wise, sex with Frankenstein's monster would be the extreme opposite of sex with, say, Channing Tatum or one of those flailing, inflated dummies that you see at gas stations.
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Alica Vikander is transfixing as his alluring Frankenstein's monster, and Domhall Gleeson is a joy as the hapless programmer Isaac has lured to his remote estate to test his creation.
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None of those other vehicles, however, is as dirty, dangerous and uncomfortable as the jeepney, a Frankenstein's monster of a minibus that was first cobbled together some 70 years ago.
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By the eighteen-fifties, Frankenstein's monster regularly appeared in American political cartoons as a nearly naked black man, signifying slavery itself, seeking his vengeance upon the nation that created him.
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Ford has created an all-electric Mustang with a six-speed manual gearbox, a true Frankenstein's monster of a car that I (and I assume many others) want to drive.
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And it is here where Needham has spent the last six years trying to exterminate what he sees as the Frankenstein's Monster that Heritage inadvertently set loose upon the land.
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Now, over a year later, the $83 soundbar is finally available to buy, and we can find out if you're really getting three devices seamlessly merged together, or a Frankenstein's monster.
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Spooky costumed characters would roam the grounds of Philipsburg Manor, where the Headless Horseman had been forced to share billing with a werewolf, Frankenstein's monster, and other nonnative species of ghoul.
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The British boy band, originally assembled a la Frankenstein's monster by combining failed solo candidates on the TV singing competition The X Factor, is reportedly extending its hiatus into a permanent split.
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"Ghost in the Shell" makes some deliberate, gruesome references to "Frankenstein", and the film itself is a kind of Frankenstein's Monster: an entity that has been cobbled together from bits and pieces.
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The studio is launching its Marvel-esque cinematic universe this week with The Mummy, and Bride of Frankenstein, starring Javier Bardem as Frankenstein's Monster, is currently scheduled for release in February 2019.
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Now, if you've ever wanted to get your hands on a piece of memorabilia that resides at the often uncrossed intersection of presidential history and culinary Frankenstein's monster, you can do so.
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The Big 12 was already a Frankenstein's monster, cobbled together in the mid-1990s as an arranged marriage of the fragile Big Eight and four Texas teams from the disintegrating Southwest Conference.
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To use another horror movie trope, the new bill is a Frankenstein's monster of bad policy, one that will kick millions off their health insurance to finance tax cuts for the wealthy.
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Protruding from the top of her head were the two pedestals: cylinders reminiscent of Frankenstein's monster, each the diameter of a quarter, and capped to prevent moisture from getting into the contact points.
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"We've broadened our recognition of obstructive sleep apnea," he says, adding that improvements in diagnostic technology—no more being wired up like Frankenstein's monster for a sleep study—have helped break down stereotypes.
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One model, wearing a splotched collared shirt—with two big-iPhone-size pockets—stomped down the runway in combat boots, holding a shiny hoe, as if part of a mob confronting Frankenstein's monster.
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These entities are both the Platonic ideal and Frankenstein's monster of financialization and a New Dealer's nightmare: highly secretive, almost completely unregulated banks that don't just lend to companies but also own them.
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Basil Gogos, who painted penetrating and chilling color portraits of movie monsters like Dracula, the Wolf Man and the Phantom of the Opera, and imbued Frankenstein's monster with notable compassion, died on Sept.
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" He added, "Perhaps we can think of it as these are two characters with a huge amount of power, but one is a Frankenstein's monster who is driven by nothing but hatred and violence.
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Despite an ill-conceived Frankenstein's monster of a defense that was part 22016-4, part 4-3, and fully awful, Drew Brees and company still comprised the league's most prolific passing attack last season.
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The premise was that the wholesome, socially conscious reggae of Conscious Youth (pronounced yout, no 'h'), was being challenged by the aggressive ignorance of Ragga Star, portrayed as a growling Frankenstein's Monster of dancehall.
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In an especially surreal twist, Da Corte plays both parts, man and woman, dressed as Frankenstein's monster, in glam-rock platform boots, and performing the simple tasks of "The Perfect Human" with grotesque updates.
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The news in Poland today feels like a new kind of monster, a Frankenstein's monster that has gotten out of control online and mutated into hate speech that can then be found everywhere else.
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One of the reasons these Frankenstein's monster versions of popular songs are fun in the first place is because of, not in spite of, the moments where the substitute sounds or arrangements don't quite fit.
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Analysts and diplomats fear the absence of his seasoned leadership, and his ability to dial militias up and down, could result in an Iraq with the paramilitary equivalent of a Frankenstein's monster on the loose.
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And unlike EV performance cars like the NIO EP9 or the upcoming second-generation Tesla Roadster, which are purpose-built, the Camaro concept appears to be a beautiful, cobbled-together Frankenstein's monster of a car.
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When the locals take their guns out and fire into the woods, it's not that different from people going with their pitchforks into the woods after Frankenstein's monster, he said, adding: "It never ends well."
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In the play "Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" by the Ensemble for the Romantic Century, which blends parts of Shelley's classic horror story with her letters and diaries, Mr. Fairchild portrays Frankenstein's monster and serves as choreographer.
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In 1970, Sabrina received a spinoff, "Sabrina and the Groovie Goolies," in which she encounters wacky situations involving the Goolies, a group of monsters based on Frankenstein's monster, Dracula, a mummy and a wolf man.
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"I opened a Pandora's box and released a Frankenstein's monster," he told the ABC, calling the mixed breed his "life's regret" after reports emerged that Labradoodles were being over-bred and sold for "big bucks."
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Samsung kicked it off the on Wednesday with the launch of the Galaxy Fold, a Frankenstein's monster sort of device that resembles a chunky smartphone at first but then opens up to become a small tablet.
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Razer decided to blend mechanical switches and rubber domes to make the best of both worlds, and in fact has created a Frankenstein's monster that's an absolute joy to use and a terror to listen to.
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The cyborg affectlessness of his opening monologue — which finds him stepping out of a vertical tanning bed, amid clouds of smoke, like a well-waxed Frankenstein's monster — gradually dissolves as his uneasy inner nerd asserts itself.
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Frankenstein's Monster is just this sort of electrified tortured soul who only ever turns to ghoulishness and murder to push his creator into action and as a reaction to the way a hateful society treats him.
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Bats, ravens, and spiderwebs creep over all corners, while what appears to be a drunk Frankenstein's monster slumps on a bench, and a door opens to a buffet where its distorted server carries a jug of poison.
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As a form, the very short book is far preferable to the "essay collection," whereby a writer's previously published output is lazily sutured together into a Frankenstein's monster that promises but rarely delivers more than its parts.
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Some are even asking whether Frankenstein's monster would be afforded rights in a modern society, per the Sun: But an academic has revealed growing support for the beast in the introduction to a 200th anniversary edition of the book.
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Yesterday we saw some photos of an LG G6 prototype that looked more like Frankenstein's monster than a ready-to-ship product, but now another leaked photo has popped up on Business Insider, showing a much more polished design.
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The film as a whole is a bit like his Frankenstein's monster-ish creations, in that it is cobbled together from parts of other books and films, but never quite becomes a living, breathing entity in its own right.
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If vampires occupy a magical role in the erotic life of adolescents as cultivated loners (consider Robert Pattinson in the "Twilight" saga, 2008-12, or everybody in "Only Lovers Left Alive," 2013), Frankenstein's Monster is their nightmarish queer counterpart.
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But this group listened quietly as he related the Eastern coyote's genetic and geographic history — "this is not Frankenstein's monster" — as well as its hardiness, smarts and ability to adapt to almost any surroundings, and its relationship to people.
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With a new initiative for Black History Month, Penguin Random House and Barnes & Noble tried to render Frankenstein's monster, Ishmail, and 10 other classic literary characters as people of color to "reflect the diversity of America" — and desperately failed.
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And while the Mountain can wander the city, bashing in the heads of people who tell nasty stories about Cersei, one Frankenstein's monster of a soldier isn't enough to turn the tide of a war the Lannisters lost long ago.
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A mystery seller just auctioned off a version of the famous Star Wars droid — one that was assembled, Frankenstein's monster-like, from parts used in separate Artoos in five separate George Lucas-made movies — to an anonymous buyer for $2000 million.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The creator of a far-right online message board connected to three mass shootings that killed dozens of people has described himself as "naive and ignorant", likening the platform 8chan to Frankenstein's monster, with no limit to its extremism.
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European Travel for the Monstrous Gentlewoman by Theodora Goss, July 10th Another favorite read from 2017 was Theodora Goss's debut novel, The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter, a fantastic mashup of classic characters like Frankenstein's monster and Sherlock Holmes.
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A gang of creatures including Count Dracula (Duncan Regehr) Frankenstein's Monster (Tom Noonan), a werewolf (Jonathan Gries), a mummy, and a gill-man have all taken up residence as part of a plan to plunge the world into eternal darkness.
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Google already tried combining Chrome and Android in last year's Pixel C. In a long breakdown, Ars Technica said the tablet likely evolved from a touch-optimized Chrome OS, to a dual-boot Frankenstein's monster, to just a plain old Android.
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The most aggressively obtuse pieces of audio visual media The play introduces who we're led to believe is Dr. Frankenstein, who makes the common mistake of referring to Frankenstein's monster as just "Frankenstein," which is quickly pointed out to him.
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What type of Frankenstein's monster will he dream up with Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"Some Assembly Required" (season 2, episode 2) "Some Assembly Required" is a solid entry into the goofy/campy/silly stretch of early Buffy, in this case with a dead football player turned Frankenstein's monster who wants to make Cordelia his bride.
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We don't yet understand enough about the body and the brain and what creates consciousness, so that person may come to life and be literally like Frankenstein's monster, with no sense of who they were and no sense of how to be.
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Gillespie's strategy has been to build a kind of Frankenstein's monster of a campaign, in which he outsources the dirty work to ads and mailers while personally playing the role of a safe alternative to Trump in debates and other public appearances.
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The first part of the talk features Charlie Fox, author of This Young Monster, who will discuss the ways Frankenstein's monster is represented in queer art and "how its descendants find their way into contemporary culture and media," according to the website.
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And although parts of the report are a bit odd (Frankenstein's monster, the Greek myth of Pygmalion, and the Golem of Prague are all referenced in the first paragraph alone), at its core it's interested in the rights of people, not the rights of robots.
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The hand-drawn animated wonder stars the voice of Boris Karloff, who famously also portrayed Frankenstein's monster; his narration of the tale of Dr. Seuss's iconic green and tiny-hearted character brings the 1957 children's book to life with cleverness, merriness, and slightly dark humor.
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It's a patchwork Frankenstein's monster of a system, which in the best of times merely ensures millions of Americans' votes are irrelevant to the outcome because they don't live in competitive states, and in the worst of times could be vulnerable to a major crisis.
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SEASON FIVE (1981-82) Horror Genres: Monsters Dr. Carla Frankenstein (Lynda Day George), a genetic researcher, visits a reconstruction of Baron von Frankenstein's castle and learns that he was real when she meets Frankenstein's monster (William Smith), who has lived there for 150 years.
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"The Sun went on to quote yet another dangerous radical who believes that Frankenstein's monster deserves some kind of sympathy:Mary Shelley expert Professor David Punter, of Bristol University, said: "It's a familiar story isn't it, someone with a terrible upbringing going on to commit terrible crimes.
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But what started as a way to attract the attention of small segment of shoppers has turned into a Frankenstein's monster that eclipses even Black Friday in terms of total sales and has strained the websites and logistics networks of some of America's biggest retailers, Bloomberg reports.
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Brand-wise, Frankenstein's Monster has evolved a vibe, I will admit this—green skin, bolts thru the neck, 290s-cut suit w/ frayed cuff trousers—but mostly he is just a collection of scars and a slurred mouth and is too tall and keeps going missing.
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It's likely that as memory-enhancement technology gradually develops, we'll become acclimated to it, as we did with incremental developments in genetics; 20 years ago, headlines compared Dolly the sheep to Frankenstein's monster; today, we calmly accept mail-order DNA ancestry kits and nuanced discussions of epigenetics.
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So the nerdy sister from Pride and Prejudice and Frankenstein's monster walk into a bar... That is more or less the premise of John Kessel's Pride and Prometheus, which sees Mary Bennet, the dourest of Jane Austen's Bennet sisters, become enmeshed in the plot of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
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In September 2015, Arbour posted a "Dear Fat People" video on social media and YouTube in which she says that "fat-shaming is not a thing," claiming obese people should be shamed into losing weight and compares people who are overweight to slow-moving zombies and Frankenstein's monster.
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"If you listen to me instead of your only two brain cells busy butt-fucking each other in the vast expanses of your misshapen skull, maybe you might actually have a chance at becoming the first mentally impaired Frankenstein's monster ever elected to American public office," Dan says.
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Upon doing this, Blonsky turns into a creature of the same size (a female companion for the lonely and miserable Frankenstein's monster??) but is driven mad and must be stopped by Bruce Banner (like when Frankenstein decides to destroy the female companion because he worries they'll bring destruction to humanity
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I have a whole persona for my female alter ego – she's a Laurie Anderson, electroclash, T.S. Eliot fan in her first year of a Humanities degree, from a trashy working class West Auckland family, working her way up, called Shelley – like Mary Shelley – Frankenstein's monster which is a pretty obvious connection.
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Antidepressant is one of the most satisfyingly weird rap albums of the year, a Frankenstein's monster of a trap album where lines detailing lethal-sounding cocktails of drugs ram into each other at unexpected angles and soar into modulated, demented sing-songs over production that sounds like someone learning to program new synth patches in a haunted house.
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It's understandable given that Duke has carved a niche for itself as America's most hateable college basketball team, a hatred that appears to be peaking now that the Blue Devils' most loathsome current player, Grayson Allen, is a Frankenstein's monster combining the punchable countenance of a young Ted Cruz with the most obnoxious traits of every annoying Duke player who came before him.
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In short, he is a character who, although ostensibly inspired by a comic book superhero created in 1992, also seems, in this derivative and unengaging action thriller, to have been cobbled together from spare parts belonging to Frankenstein's monster, Jason Bourne, Marvel's Wolverine, Douglas Quaid in "Total Recall" and the Terminator — both the shape-shifting, liquid-metal T-1000 and the old-school-meathead Model 101.
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But it remained resolutely dead—unlike Frankenstein's monster: With an anxiety that almost amounted to agony, I collected the instruments of life around me, that I might infuse a spark of being into the lifeless thing that lay at my feet…by the glimmer of the half-extinguished light, I saw the dull yellow eye of the creature open; it breathed hard, and a convulsive motion agitated its limbs.
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Filler capsules once conceived to give customers something to wear on their winter vacations, the cruise collections have transmogrified into a sort of Frankenstein's monster of a fashion moment that involves (at least for the super-brands: the names in the billion-plus cohort that can afford to transport models, clothes and coterie around the world) three-day-long marketing-meets-shopping-meets-content-creation extravaganzas in far-flung places not normally served by the ready-to-wear calendar.
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Sony didn't give us a ton of details beyond that, but it did announce that there would be a VR version of Star Wars: Battlefront that will be exclusive to the PlayStation VR. Modest resolution, but 120 frames per second gaming and very little lag Unlike the Oculus Rift, which we've seen grow from a duct-taped Frankenstein's monster of a device to something that actually looks consumer-ready, not much has changed since PlayStation VR was announced two years ago at GDC.
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If you were tasked with making a perfect pro wrestler, you'd base your decision on pretty predictable traits: someone a shade over six feet tall and around 230 pounds—big enough to be strong and intimidating, yet small enough to do the nimble work necessary in the modern landscape; a chiseled jaw and even more chiseled abs; the ability to cut a good promo and the mind to put together a coherent match on the fly; a family pedigree, with a parent and siblings who worked in wrestling, preferably with glory days long before your wrestling Frankenstein's monster started, to lend a sense of historical weight to the proceedings.
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Three kinds of costume: — Barely-be-assed Dracula fangs-'n'-cape or a Frankenstein's Monster forehead and a load of hastily applied greasepaint; costumes that are so shoddy and half-there that I actually respect them; — Tried really hard and it actually looks really good and cool, but also like, you spent four weeks collecting cardboard from supermarket dumpsters just to make a gigantic heart-eyes emoji, sort your life out; — A snide costume-without-a-costume that fits the base parameters of a costume – a T-shirt with "Global Warming" written on it, or something; something bullshit like that—but that isn't actually a costume, it's just you pretending you're too good to dress up and have fun, and if you're too good to dress up and have fun then what is wrong with you.
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No, Your RSS Feed Is In My Google+ Google+ Now Open To Teens 13 And Up Google+: The Charge Of The Like Brigade Google Enters The Social Enterprise With Public Debut Of Google+ For Businesses, Free Through 2013 2013 If A Social Network Falls In A Forest… Survey Anecdote Suggests We Have No Idea What's Going On At Google+ Google Plus Is Like Frankenstein's Monster Google+ May Finally Matter Thanks To YouTube Comments "F*ck You, Google+", An Adorable Song About YouTube's New Comments YouTube Addresses Massive Spam Problem Following Rollout Of Much-Maligned Google+ Commenting System 2014 Vic Gundotra, The Father Of Google+, Is Leaving Google After 8 Years Google+ Is Walking Dead 3 Years Later, Google+ Drops Its Dumb Real Name Rule And Apologizes 2015 Google Photos Breaks Free Of Google+, Now Offers Free, Unlimited Storage 2016 Google+ turns 5 and is somehow still alive 2018 A former Google+ UI designer suggests inept management played a role in the network's demise (beyond Facebook's impact) Google+ to shut down after coverup of data-exposing bug Looking back at Google+ Google+ bug gave developers access to non-public data from 52.5M users
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