Rating: 3/5 -- The film is more of a generic action-fantasy based on a graphic novel, rather than the book by Mary Shelley, so don't expect it to be emotionally moving. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- I, Frankenstein's finale predictably leaves it open for a sequel, the thought of which would likely have the Baron and his creation spinning in their graves. Full Review

Rating: 4/10 -- There's treating a ridiculous story seriously, and then there's believing that a ridiculous story is serious, and I, Frankenstein falls into the latter category. Full Review

Rating: 2/5 -- Only in occasional, uncanny moments - when someone uses an iPhone, or gets off a tram - does this world appear to intersect in any way with our own. Full Review

Rating: 1.5/4 -- Shockingly, talented performers such as Eckhart and the usually reliable character actor Nighy singed on the dotted line for this fetid fishbowl of a frightfest that seems as inconsequential as a pair of Frankenstein's high-water pants. Full Review

If Victor Frankenstein considers his creature an abomination, and he traditionally does, then everyone involved in I, Frankenstein should take a leaf out of his book. Full Review

It's a tired piece of action/fantasy that could have easily slapped "Underworld 5" on the title card, and no one would have noticed. Full Review