"I, Monster" question...

**Jessica Diggs** · 3rd March 2006, 04:31 PM

I was thinking of getting “I, Monster” the Amicus film Mr. Lee did in the 1970s. I have heard that it does contian a certain amount of nudity and such, that might not be appropriate for certain ages. Can anyone who has seen it tell me if this is true and if it is to the excessive?
Also, did you feel the film itself worth watching?

Thank you!

Jessica

**Matt Gemmell** · 3rd March 2006, 06:45 PM

It's a very good version of Jekyll & Hyde featuring a terrific central performance from Mr Lee . As memory serves .......... there's no nudity at all .

**Joe Skinnell** · 5th March 2006, 07:53 PM

Actually, there is a very brief topless scene in the film. Brief being the operative word.

Joe

**Dave Hutchens** · 8th March 2006, 08:57 AM

It's an excellent film, but do be advised that the quality of the DVD currently in circulation is wretched.

**Jessica Diggs** · 20th March 2006, 02:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Hutchens

It's an excellent film, but do be advised that the quality of the DVD currently in circulation is wretched.

Thank you for the reply!

I've heard about the quality. Sounds very disappointing. But if it's as good as it sounds, it may be worth it.

And the rest of you gentlemen, thank you very much for your feedback! I'll
certainly look into getting the film now!

**Dave Hutchens** · 25th March 2006, 09:15 AM

It's worth it to see the film, yes. At least it's widescreen.

**Isabel Alves** · 3rd June 2006, 04:44 AM

Jéssica, don't know if you acquired the film I,Monster. If he/she already made him/it, I hope it has liked. I adored, he is in my list of the favorite ones.
I found Mr. Lee's grandiose interpretation as always, but I thought with me: Like him it is good in that! That monster was perfect.
I didn't just admire the end.

**Vicky Gavri** · 8th June 2006, 02:39 AM

I havent seen this one either! Now you made me want to watch it! :)

**Isabel Alves** · 8th June 2006, 02:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Vicky Gavri

I havent seen this one either! Now you made me want to watch it! :)

Yes, now I want to also do you to see that. Not only you, but Cindy that seems not to have seen me also.
.... He was a doctor.. elegant... very professional... he turned a pleasant monster of beginning... then.... that prostitute humiliated him... so ducky the monster..... and then...... great interpretation of Mr. Lee. Like him he made that character well. Everything was perfect in his interpretation. The scene with his cat, then... I cried.Mas eu não quero que você sofra

But I don't want you to suffer, Vicky, because I know and I feel in the skin not to see SAFARI 3000, The hands of Orloc and other.
Desire luck so that you get to see those marvels done by Mr. Lee.

**Vicky Gavri** · 15th June 2006, 08:10 AM

YAY my order for this movie has come in, I go and pick it up tomorrow :) I hope it's a good movie.

**Andrés Verdú** · 15th June 2006, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Vicky Gavri

YAY my order for this movie has come in, I go and pick it up tomorrow :) I hope it's a good movie.

Hello everyone,

I am sure that you will enjoy this film, Vicky! As other people have already said, a very curious version of "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde." Mr Lee excels as Dr Marlowe/Mr Blake, and gives one of his finest performances. Mr Cushing is also very good, as always, although, from what I recall, his character has very little to do in the film, which is rather a waste of a good opportunity. This is easily one of the best adaptations of Robert Louis Stevenson's story I have seen. Happy viewing:

Warmest regards,

Andrés

**Vicky Gavri** · 17th June 2006, 02:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Andrés Verdú

Hello everyone,

I am sure that you will enjoy this film, Vicky! As other people have already said, a very curious version of "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde." Mr Lee excels as Dr Marlowe/Mr Blake, and gives one of his finest performances. Mr Cushing is also very good, as always, although, from what I recall, his character has very little to do in the film, which is rather a waste of a good opportunity. This is easily one of the best adaptations of Robert Louis Stevenson's story I have seen. Happy viewing:

Warmest regards,

Andrés

I watched it last night. I love it!!! :D