If any of you even remotely grasped the poignant, intellectual irony that this clip presents, this conversation never would have needed to take place. Don't do him/her the honor of calling him/her "an internet nerd." He/She has simply failed to grasp the cleverness of this clip. If I really have to be so explicit when it comes to explaining the joke, I find it will have been completely wasted on you anyway, but here it is. The irony: teenagers across the world become raving lunatics over a film about a girl falling in love with a monster. To show the absurdity of the film, they replaced the vampire with another fictional character: Frankenstein (technically Frankenstein's monster). Thus, why the lines are the same. In order for the comparison to culminate, it had to be the exact same script and scenes. Otherwise, it might not provoke the same sense of disgust at what our culture has dilapidated into. In essence, the clip screams, "Hello, the boy is a monster. A monster. Seriously?" Whether he is sparkly and a vampire or green with bolts in his neck, he is still a monster. That's the joke. Congratulations. You're incompetent.

I always wondered what demographic the spoof movies were geared towards. Viola! An illiterate, rambling jackass.