The new button would be next to the “Like” and “Skip intro” buttons
Gotham City of the Bull.– After the premiere of FrankensteinNetflix users have launched a petition for the platform to add a new button called “Hug the Monster.”
Although the first impressions of the film have been positive, viewers have agreed that everything would have been resolved better if someone had embraced the creation of Dr. Frankenstein… which, apparently, no one did because there was no special button for that.
Guillermo del Toro’s ‘FRANKENSTEIN’ is now playing on Netflix. pic.twitter.com/O0YGA6us8k
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) November 7, 2025
Netflix has to meet this demand of its users
“Obviously, the monster just needed a hug to stop him from going crazy… he even looks like me”a girl posted after checking her horoscope.
He hashtag #ProtectFrankenstein It has already become a global trend after several viewers shared memes, existential reflections and sad audios with phrases like “I too feel armed with broken parts.”while asking the platform to enable the option to alleviate the monster’s sadness.
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein concludes in a hopeful way and redefines the relationship between creator and creation. In the end Victor dies in the Arctic, pursued and destroyed by his own obsession. But the Monster lives this time. More beautiful, right? #Netflix #Frankenstein pic.twitter.com/rvaaCzs91b
— Don Chalo (@eldonchalo) November 7, 2025
Film experts assure that this collective reaction shows that the film achieved its goal: to make the public identify with the loneliness of the monster… and with the trauma of those who grew up listening to Carla Morrison.
““I cried, I trembled, and now I want to invite him to dinner,” wrote a fan on
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