Uploaded on November 28, 2011 by AnyClip

The clip Discussing Frankenstein's work from Frankenstein (1931)

Herr Frankenstein is a most brilliant young man, yet so erratic.
He troubles me.
I'm worried about Henry. Why has he left the university?
He was doing so well and he seemed so happy with his work.
You know, his researches in the field of chemical galvanism and electrobiology
were far in advance of our theories here at the university.
In fact, they had reached a most advanced stage.
They were becoming dangerous.
Herr Frankenstein is greatly changed.
You mean changed as a result of his work?
Yes. His work.
His insane ambition to create life.
How? How?
Please tell us everything, whatever it is.
The bodies we use now, dissecting them for lecture purposes,
were not perfect enough for his experiments, he said.
He wished us to supply him with other bodies,
and we were not to be too particular as to where and how we got them.
I told him that his demands were unreasonable,
and so he left the university to work unhampered.
He found what he needed elsewhere.
Oh. The bodies of animals.
Well, what are the lives of a few rabbits and dogs?
You do not quite get what I mean.
Herr Frankenstein was interested only in human life.
First to destroy it, then re-create it.
There you have his mad dream.
Can we go to him?
You will not be very welcome.
What does that matter? I must see him.
Dr Waldman, you have influence with Henry. Won't you come with us?
I'm sorry, but Herr Frankenstein is no longer my pupil.
But he respects you. Won't you help us to take him away?
Very well, Fräulein. I've warned you.
But if you wish it, I will go.

ALSO FROM THIS CHANNEL

AnyClip

1

01:43

Super Size Me (2004): Medical-pre-examinations

by AnyClip (2 hours ago) 23 views

The clip medical-pre-examinations from Super Size Me (2004) with Morgan Spurlock, Lisa Ganjhu. Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film. I knew if I was going to do this, I would need some serious medical supervision, so I enlisted the help of not one, but three doctors - a cardiologist, a gastroenterologist, and a general practitioner. You're feeling quite well today, yes? In general, any fatigue or weight loss, weight gain, any change in your vision? No fever, no earache, no cough no shortness of breath, no chest pain... ...nausea, vomiting, heartburn? Dr. Isaacs: No hospitalizations for illness? Do you take any medications of any sort? I�ve just been taking vitamins. Any food allergies or anything? No. There's no heart disease or diabetes or blood pressure or cancer in the immediate family? My grandfather's had a couple open-heart surgeries. One out of four grandparents is dead. Yeah. Good genes. That's the important thing. Now? None. You don't smoke? I used to, but I don't. Any drug use at all? Not for a long time. Yes. Yes. Is there anything we didn't cover? Is there anything else you need to tell me? I don't think so. "Patient is embarking on a one-month McDonald's binge." Very good. You might have something called white coats. 140 over about 95. 130 over 105. 120 over 80. That's what it is? The other guys are stressing me out. You're much more relaxed. I tend to do that to my patients. Swallow, please. Your reflexes are perfect. Good. Back out. Normal. Say "ah."
2

Super Size Me (2004): Opening-credits

by AnyClip (2 hours ago) 7 views

The clip opening-credits from Super Size Me (2004) . Powered by: Anyclip. any moment from any film.