The Wolfman Gets a Bloody ‘R’ Rating; And a Photo Gallery
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Nice, I'm looking forward to this more and more. Neil when is someone going to write a preview of 2010 releases.
Look for that in the last week of the year as part of our Year in Review. We're already working on it.
I'm really sorry to say this film is terrible. I attended a preview screening a few weeks ago and no one in the room was impressed. (At least no one I talked to which was a fair number of folks.) The acting it terrible and the script awful. I will saw that the cinematography was beautiful. The location shooting was incredible. (Presuming it really was location shooting and not CGI. Either way, stunning locations.)
An R-rating???!!!!
YES-YES-YES!!!!!!!!
An R-Rating???!!!
YES!!!!!
It looks interesting, but Bencio has never been in a successful movie with him as a leading man.
Good acting AND blood and gore? I want to see it so badly it hurts. I do want to know one thing thought, what's up with the little troll?
Was that before or after they got a new editor and put the all the violence back in? I really am wondering, not trying to be sarcastic.
thank you for the heads up, but damn you're TEARING ME APART LISA with this info. i've been waiting forever for this
The Wolfman, is a good movie and would like to see the movie in 2010. Upon his return to his ancestral homeland, an American man (Del Toro) is bitten, and subsequently cursed by, a werewolf.
Lola, I understand that I was at the screening that the editor was fired from. The cut that I saw was plenty gory. (Though I'm an admitted gore wimp.)
Lola, I understand that I was at the screening that the editor was fired from. The cut that I saw was plenty gory. (Though I'm an admitted gore wimp.)