Frankenstein OTT Release: The story of the eccentric scientist will be shown on OTT, when and where will Frankenstein stream?
Frankenstein on OTT: Hollywood's spectacular offering, Frankenstein, received a positive response from audiences and critics. After a successful run at the theaters and box office, the film is now ready for release on OTT. Let's find out when and where Frankenstein will be streamed online.
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Entertainment Desk, New Delhi. Hollywood cinema has been releasing blockbuster films from time to time. Indian audiences have also been quite excited about these English cinema films. This same craze was evident with the recently released film Frankenstein.
The makers have now announced the OTT release of this film, starring Hollywood superstar Jacob Elordi. So, let's find out when and on which OTT platform Frankenstein will be streamed online. Let's explore this in more detail:
When and where will Frankenstein be released on OTT?
It's often seen that films are released on OTT within 45-60 days of their theatrical release. However, this trend is mostly seen with Indian films. The situation with Hollywood films is a little different. It's often seen that films are streamed online only two weeks after their theatrical release. Something similar has been observed in the case of Frankenstein.
Mexican director Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein, scheduled to be released on the big screen on October 17th, will now be released on the OTT platform Netflix on November 7th. Netflix announced this by sharing the latest trailer for the film on its official YouTube channel. So, if you haven't seen the movie yet, you can watch it at home on Netflix starting November 7th.
Overall, Frankenstein is a thrilling movie that will provide a different level of entertainment. Just a few more days and the movie will be available on OTT.
What is the story of Frankenstein?
The film Frankenstein is about a young scientist, Victor Frankenstein, who assembles corpse fragments and creates a creature from them. However, after coming to life, the creature resembles a terrifying monster, leading to his abandonment. The film is based on the classic 1818 novel by Mary Shelley.
