blinkyou1 I need to give this a try - don’t remember much Except the great Rick Bakers make up And the rampage scene was awesome That final shot in the trailer of him howling at the moon is amazing
Yeah it was scary as shit to me but I still liked it,it had insane moments after Lawrence being bitten by his dad he could have used that beastly power for good in a heroic form if he had a chance to control it right?.
Yeah it was scary asf but I loved it ,Lawrence was so deadly even though he was a victim of a beastly manipulative abusive father biting him....I felt terrible for him when he died in order to be saved I thought him and the hulk both could probably team up if he was in marvel that would so freaking cool to see.
Watched this again after 12 years. The problem with these films is you never forget the twist. Still, this movie was so well made and didn't deserve to flop
Can you tell me if there’s any cussing or bad stuff in it. My brothers and nephews love werewolves and scary stuff but I don’t want to go and watch it with them and it be awkward 😂
@@LoneWolfSonata I don't think there was any cursing, but there's a lot of gore. Somewhat disturbing asylum scenes (but I was glad to see the orderly get his just deserts - he'll rip your lungs out, Jim) Just a kiss between Lawrence and Gwen. But it's just so heartrending (literally and figuratively!)
+Łukasz B if you liked this movie I highly recommend seeing the original wolfman from universal studios as well, a great classic and my favorite werewolf movie of all time :) also check out american werewolf in london, it's another great werewolf movie
One thing I hate about remakes, they tend to update the time to a more modern setting. The fact that they decided to go backwards in time for this remake, only makes me enjoy it more!!!
@@tedflanc1024 Modern day remakes or anything that pulls from a gothic horror story.. usually kill their film instantly with a modern setting. I dont even watch that crap... I only watch real gothic horror set in period times... of the past. If its even close to the 21st century I wont even watch that garbage... cause it ruins all the creepy vibes and brings phones and guns and cars into the story.. then they have to find a way to make sure the characters can never call in a stealth bomber to kill the monster in the first act... trash writing to try and appeal to modern audiences that don't like watching movies set in the past. Critics hated this film cause it wasnt some cell phone aged new re telling... boring.. who would wanna see that crap. This film is better than the original, love the whole insane asylum act became a horror comedy in that moment watching all the professors shit their pants. Gothic horror belongs in period times aka the past... modern re tellings of this, set in our modern times is just bad writing.. and chasing the wrong crowd.
probably the most underrated werewolf movie of all time the atmosphere the acting the theme everything was on point,watched it so many times still searched for the trailer❤️
I really like this movie. I'm surprised that it didn't get the love that it should have. It was right on point with the time period, and I can truly appreciate that it didn't have a modern twist. The dialog was right on for that time period. No modern lingo . I'm also a big fan of the transformation part of the wolfman. Awesome!
To this day, this is probably one of my favorite Monster movies. Yes the special effects don't hold up, but I don't care. It made werewolves legitimately scary!
Kenway You idiots have no idea. Makeup & practical effects were much better in the 1980s with awesome movies like American Werewolf in London and the Howling.
I watched this movie a few times!! Screw what the critics said about this movie, it's probably one of the best werewolf/wolfman movies since An American Werewolf in London!
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and how badass I thought it was! Benicia Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, and Emily Blunt did great acting jobs!!!!!
I always loved the mysterious train scene with the mysterious man and his mysterious cane with the wolf head. He spoke of Gevaudan which is another legend ''La Bete du Gevaudan'' I believe about a Monster/Beast in a French town somewhere aound the 1600s-1700s. I've always wondered who that man was, and if he sensed something about Lawrence that reminded him of his time in Gevaudan. Perhaps he knew about the stories of Blackmoor. Maybe he was a werewolf too, since in the books Lawrence felt his touch while he handed over the cane and he was strangely cold. And his enigmatic smile after Lawrence rejected the wolf cane. Max von Sydow really played that part well!
Just like the remake of "The Thing", this too will one day be hailed as a horror classic. I've lost count as to how many times I've watched it. I LOVE this movie.
Criminally under appreciated movie. Del Toro nails Larry, and Anthony is deliciously creepy. Love the hell out of this. If they went with the alternate ending, this becomes the most unforgettable Werewolf movie ever
Sir Anthony Hopkins and his Legacy with Plot twist always makes me a firm believer that Indeed he is the GOAT of Hollywood!!!The CGI, Storyline, Hugo as Inspector with villain touch, dramatic sound track and Old Britain Dressing sense makes this movie a perfect Gem!!! 2010's era was Indeed a golden one.
So I finally watched the original Lon Chaney Jr. film and... and I know people are going to hate me for saying this, but I like this version better. Now don't get me wrong: the original is still a great film and the awesomeness of Lon Chaney Jr., Claude Rains, and the great Bela Lugosi can not be duplicated (though Anthony Hopkins comes pretty close). However, I just felt like this movie had a better atmosphere (setting it in Victorian England was a stroke of genius) and it didn't (appear to) suffer from some of the executive meddling that the original did. The original was meant to be a psychological thriller, but the studio pushed it to be a straight up monster movie against the wishes of the writer, and I felt that showed in the final product. This movie didn't have that problem. Finally, and this is through no fault of the original, but because of the evolution of special effects and action choreography, I definitely felt like this is the version of the Wolfman monster that we were originally intended to see. People like to complain about modern special effects, but thanks to them we are able to see the Wolfman run and jump and eviscerate in ways the original never could. I'm sorry, but if you forced me to pick between this and the original, I would pick this film every time.
The atmosphere of the late 1800's is creepy & beautiful.The performances by all are top notch.The creature is one of the best visually imagined I've seen in a while(possibly paying homage to Lon Chaney's version but with some modern touches).This movie is amazing.
I like how they kind of kept to the older description of werewolves and didn't make them more wolfish, they're suppose to be disfigured and odd shaped, not too much man there either. Kudos!
Very stylish & moody. Forget the theatrical version (it was butchered in the editing room), go with the extended version and you won't be disappointed.
TheHashomer Yes, I don’t know why they chopped up the theatrical version like that; it shouldn’t even exist. I am so glad I have the extended version (I believe it’s also referred to as the unrated version). The best werewolf movie ever made.
When I was a kid, I was a big fan of all the old Universal monster films. Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and the Wolfman. Lon Chaney Jr. played Larry Talbot as a symathetic and tormented soul. I look forward to this. With any luck, Universal will revive these characters and we'll see some crossovers like "House of Dracula," "House of Frankenstein," etc. It's time for a revival of these classic monsters the way Universal used to make them, but with bigger budgets now!
This is why you should never listen to the critics before watching the movie and making your own judgment and in my opinion, this movie was excellent with no weak points.
1. The lines spoken at the beginning were better than what were in the movies pub scene 2. the silent running through the woods and seeing the Wolfman turn in the distance is way better that the close up of him turning in the film. Who agrees. Besides that good movie with a great Unrated version. I hope to see a Directors cut with the extended scenes put in.
Just rewatched this. I really enjoyed it. Would definitely like to see a sequel with Hugo Weaving in it since he was the next Wolfman. Plenty of possibilities.
The movie that introduced me to the amazing Benicio del Toro, and I’ve been a fan of his work ever since. ❤️ And this is one of my favorite werewolf movies of the modern era, and it’s a pretty solid remake of the Universal original. (Better than The Mummy with Tom Cruise, that film was a joke)
Even though I could predict the twist from viewing this trailer, this remake of the classic MCMXLI classic is bloody fantastic. The Unrated Director's Cut is better than the R-rated theatrical release.
Even though the story was completely different than Lon Chaney Jr's version, I still really liked this one. It had some pretty sweet moments. My sister, who hates horror movies, even liked this movie. I was worried I wasn't going to like the movie, but overall I thought it was really cool...
A few years ago, my dad watched this while we were staying at my grandma's house. I didn't get the full blast of it (I was mainly pacing through the same rooms in the house, waiting for it to be over), but I got enough glances at the film to be too scared to go to sleep; I had to sleep on the couch in the dark living room all by myself, and if I'm not mistaken, there was a full moon out that night.
Zach Kabia (spoilers ahead) In the wolfman during the climax Anthony Hopkins battles his son while in there human forms and it shows he has super human strength cause he threw a reasonably large chair all the way across the room with one arm and this guy is in his 60s at the very least so it's obvious him being a werewolf for so long has given his human form a boost in strength and speed.
Zach Kabia on how strong werewolves are. It really depends on the franchise were talking for this movie I'd say about 5-10 tons that's a guess but most werewolves are about that strong.
19th century in England? One of the best werewolf movies I've seen, cgi was actually not terrible (since they actually used makeup) and the story wasn't even that bad. Why did the critics destroy this masterpiece?
It has only just accured to me (as sad as It Is), that the gentlemen he meets on the train says he purchased his walking stick from a master silversmith many years ago Gévaudan, France. Which between 1764 and I think 1767? There were over 200 attacks and over 100 deaths from La Bête du Gévaudan. Which the locals believed to be a Werewolf. His walking stick bares the head of the famous statue.
@Liam head what ... Are you saying it by fiction or .... And if so then there must have been enough chances to see them and more incidents to recognize such beasts ...
Wow almost 10 years. When i first seen the trailer i watched it over and over again, werewolfs are my favorite . I remember i couldnt wait for the movie to come out in theathers i went to king soopers and bought the book and read it all. Then i watched the movie ones it was released & then bought the movie at walmart ones released in dvd (favorite part is the villager get tackled by lawrence dad. I still have the movie and have watched it atleast 30 times. The 2014 dracula is awesome too! They need to make the monster universe asap!!
I don’t know why critics were so hard on this film, it’s a great movie and beautifully filmed.
Benicio del Toro nailed The Wolfman
blinkyou1 I was about to say the exact same thing
blinkyou1 I need to give this a try - don’t remember much
Except the great Rick Bakers make up
And the rampage scene was awesome
That final shot in the trailer of him howling at the moon is amazing
Adan Rios is
0:10-0:36: The best dialogue in horror movie history
Not sure what the critics were smoking but they'll get what they fuckin deserve.
Don’t let the rating fool you, this is a great film!
We are all blind it was not 5.8/10 it’s actually 8.5/10 🙂
Yeah it was scary as shit to me but I still liked it,it had insane moments after Lawrence being bitten by his dad he could have used that beastly power for good in a heroic form if he had a chance to control it right?.
@@manofsteelgoodmanll
Yeah and he would still be able to have his girlfriend too and make her one too
Evidently.
Yeah it was scary asf but I loved it ,Lawrence was so deadly even though he was a victim of a beastly manipulative abusive father biting him....I felt terrible for him when he died in order to be saved I thought him and the hulk both could probably team up if he was in marvel that would so freaking cool to see.
Watched this again after 12 years. The problem with these films is you never forget the twist. Still, this movie was so well made and didn't deserve to flop
it was trash.
Can you tell me if there’s any cussing or bad stuff in it. My brothers and nephews love werewolves and scary stuff but I don’t want to go and watch it with them and it be awkward 😂
@@LoneWolfSonata Wow lol
@@LoneWolfSonata I don't think there was any cursing, but there's a lot of gore. Somewhat disturbing asylum scenes (but I was glad to see the orderly get his just deserts - he'll rip your lungs out, Jim) Just a kiss between Lawrence and Gwen. But it's just so heartrending (literally and figuratively!)
This is one of the best movies about werewolfs! I've had enough movies about teenagers!!!
+Łukasz B if you liked this movie I highly recommend seeing the original wolfman from universal studios as well, a great classic and my favorite werewolf movie of all time :) also check out american werewolf in london, it's another great werewolf movie
+SMDC2000 yah the original was great! I liked this one a ton as well, I'd give both of them five stars.
Łukasz B ikr I love the whole medieval/ early Victorian type vibe of these movies
Agreed friendo! Gothic/Victorian type horror movies are the absolute BEST!
I loved it too, i really recomend watching "dog soldiers"
The fact that the film is set in the 19th century adds a dark and elegant atmosphere.
One thing I hate about remakes, they tend to update the time to a more modern setting. The fact that they decided to go backwards in time for this remake, only makes me enjoy it more!!!
@@tedflanc1024 I totally agree, man.
I couldn't agree more my friend. Love this kind of movies.
aren't all if not most werewolf/vampire movies/books and stories from the 19th century though
@@tedflanc1024 Modern day remakes or anything that pulls from a gothic horror story.. usually kill their film instantly with a modern setting. I dont even watch that crap... I only watch real gothic horror set in period times... of the past. If its even close to the 21st century I wont even watch that garbage... cause it ruins all the creepy vibes and brings phones and guns and cars into the story.. then they have to find a way to make sure the characters can never call in a stealth bomber to kill the monster in the first act... trash writing to try and appeal to modern audiences that don't like watching movies set in the past.
Critics hated this film cause it wasnt some cell phone aged new re telling... boring.. who would wanna see that crap.
This film is better than the original, love the whole insane asylum act became a horror comedy in that moment watching all the professors shit their pants.
Gothic horror belongs in period times aka the past... modern re tellings of this, set in our modern times is just bad writing.. and chasing the wrong crowd.
probably the most underrated werewolf movie of all time the atmosphere the acting the theme everything was on point,watched it so many times still searched for the trailer❤️
I agree, I watched it only recently and think I'll be watching it a billion more times to come.
Except the monster design. Looks like chewbacca
@@dodgyyoutuber9560It looks like Jack Pierce's original Wolfman design, genius.
@@johnhorne3052 well then Chewbacca also looks like jack pierce’s original design
One of the best victorian horror movies to date. Goes to show very few people can appreciate art.
💯🐺🎩
Since Emily Blunt is here. I already love the movie. 😍
A great movie, terribly underrated ....
I really like this movie. I'm surprised that it didn't get the love that it should have. It was right on point with the time period, and I can truly appreciate that it didn't have a modern twist. The dialog was right on for that time period. No modern lingo . I'm also a big fan of the transformation part of the wolfman. Awesome!
This movie is criminally underrated
This was a fantastic movie, awesome cast and should be rated 10/10.
To this day, this is probably one of my favorite Monster movies. Yes the special effects don't hold up, but I don't care. It made werewolves legitimately scary!
Yeah, I agreed with you, this movie actually has really creepy scenes...
Cheese4G : Yeah mine too
Kenway You idiots have no idea. Makeup & practical effects were much better in the 1980s with awesome movies like American Werewolf in London and the Howling.
It scared me as a kid!
The physical makeup holds up really well tho.
I watched this movie a few times!! Screw what the critics said about this movie, it's probably one of the best werewolf/wolfman movies since An American Werewolf in London!
I agree. One day this will be hailed as a classic.
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and how badass I thought it was! Benicia Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, and Emily Blunt did great acting jobs!!!!!
#konsert3suara
I feel it's the greatest werewolf film I've ever seen.
And I've seen them all.
This was definitely one of my all time favourite werewolf films.
Anyone here at 2019.. watching this right now on Netflix 🤪
I'm watching it as we speak. Hope it's going to be good :)
Pretty sure it isnt on Netflix. At least not in the US
@@DarthCinema HEY .... its on netflix in my country lol.... trinidada & tobago
Yap me
Is it watchable.. Let me know
I fucking loved this movie! I don't know why it got such low ratings...
What was the Wolfsbane again? The cane?
Ahh okay! Thank you, was there any Wolfsbane in this movie? Or was it just mentioned?
Idiat
Because the acting, the plot and the special effects were terrible?
Fanding Mercy they probably thought Hopkins and Weawing could save it
I always loved the mysterious train scene with the mysterious man and his mysterious cane with the wolf head. He spoke of Gevaudan which is another legend ''La Bete du Gevaudan'' I believe about a Monster/Beast in a French town somewhere aound the 1600s-1700s. I've always wondered who that man was, and if he sensed something about Lawrence that reminded him of his time in Gevaudan. Perhaps he knew about the stories of Blackmoor. Maybe he was a werewolf too, since in the books Lawrence felt his touch while he handed over the cane and he was strangely cold. And his enigmatic smile after Lawrence rejected the wolf cane. Max von Sydow really played that part well!
Watch this every Halloween, one of the few perfect fall atmosphere horror films I go back and enjoy each year. So underrated
Just like the remake of "The Thing", this too will one day
be hailed as a horror classic. I've lost count as to how
many times I've watched it. I LOVE this movie.
Benicio del Toro nailed it as Wolfman. The movie was gripping from start to finish.
This is the greatest werewolf movie of all-time!
Criminally under appreciated movie. Del Toro nails Larry, and Anthony is deliciously creepy. Love the hell out of this. If they went with the alternate ending, this becomes the most unforgettable Werewolf movie ever
Deliciously, though... 😂
What was the alternative ending?
I've seen all werewolf films. This one, no doubt, is
"THE GREATEST WEREWOLF MOVIE OF ALL-TIME"!
Sir Anthony Hopkins and his Legacy with Plot twist always makes me a firm believer that Indeed he is the GOAT of Hollywood!!!The CGI, Storyline, Hugo as Inspector with villain touch, dramatic sound track and Old Britain Dressing sense makes this movie a perfect Gem!!! 2010's era was Indeed a golden one.
So I finally watched the original Lon Chaney Jr. film and... and I know people are going to hate me for saying this, but I like this version better. Now don't get me wrong: the original is still a great film and the awesomeness of Lon Chaney Jr., Claude Rains, and the great Bela Lugosi can not be duplicated (though Anthony Hopkins comes pretty close). However, I just felt like this movie had a better atmosphere (setting it in Victorian England was a stroke of genius) and it didn't (appear to) suffer from some of the executive meddling that the original did.
The original was meant to be a psychological thriller, but the studio pushed it to be a straight up monster movie against the wishes of the writer, and I felt that showed in the final product. This movie didn't have that problem.
Finally, and this is through no fault of the original, but because of the evolution of special effects and action choreography, I definitely felt like this is the version of the Wolfman monster that we were originally intended to see. People like to complain about modern special effects, but thanks to them we are able to see the Wolfman run and jump and eviscerate in ways the original never could. I'm sorry, but if you forced me to pick between this and the original, I would pick this film every time.
Cheese4G I would direct any fellow werewolf fan to this movie. It's a great werewolf film. I hope he appears again in the Monster Universe.
This film is definitive more Gothic looking
This and an American werewolf in London are my favorite werewolf films.
Cheese4G Me, too!
The atmosphere of the late 1800's is creepy & beautiful.The performances by all are top notch.The creature is one of the best visually imagined I've seen in a while(possibly paying homage to Lon Chaney's version but with some modern touches).This movie is amazing.
one of the best werewolf movies ever...and i am a connoisseur.
I like how they kind of kept
to the older description of
werewolves and didn't make them more wolfish, they're suppose to be disfigured and odd shaped, not too much man there either. Kudos!
Very stylish & moody. Forget the theatrical version (it was butchered in the editing room), go with the extended version and you won't be disappointed.
how long is the extended version?
@@lackwhite2159 2 hrs long.
TheHashomer Yes, I don’t know why they chopped up the theatrical version like that; it shouldn’t even exist. I am so glad I have the extended version (I believe it’s also referred to as the unrated version). The best werewolf movie ever made.
Thank you for that information - this film does not get the credit that it deserves.
The Unrated Director’s Cut runs almost twenty minutes longer than the theatrical cut. Far superior.
1ST TIME I AM HEARING ABOUT THIS FILM, I THINK THIS FILM IS UNDERRATED... ANYBODY HERE WHO IS WATCHING THIS MOVIE IN 2021?
My Best and most underrated movie on werewolf. Seen it in 2010, love this on 2020 too.
One of the best werewolf movies. I love how it doesn't waste time and at almost the very beginning we have that camp massacre. Love that film.
When I was a kid, I was a big fan of all the old Universal monster films. Dracula, Frankenstein, the Mummy, and the Wolfman.
Lon Chaney Jr. played Larry Talbot as a symathetic and tormented soul. I look forward to this.
With any luck, Universal will revive these characters and we'll see some crossovers like "House of Dracula," "House of Frankenstein," etc.
It's time for a revival of these classic monsters the way Universal used to make them, but with bigger budgets now!
How did that work out?
Liked the Mummy Series (besides the recent one) and this one as well. Also the Invisible Man
Film is underrated honestly
Absolutely the best werewolf movie of all time
this movie is one of my best favorites , i keep repeat watching it after more than 5 years .
Indeed this is a great movie and I recommend it to anyone. 👍
I still to this day can’t figure out how this movie got a 34% on rotten tomatoes, this and wolf are the best werewolf movies ever made.
This is why you should never listen to the critics before watching the movie and making your own judgment and in my opinion, this movie was excellent with no weak points.
Yup fantastic movie
I totally agree. FANTASTIC FILM!
I don't care what the critics say,This is a good movie and I enjoy it.
amazing werewolf movie , one of the best ever made
No, "THE BEST"!
Out of all the werewolf moives I saw and heard of... This Is what you call a werewolf movie 👏👏👏
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This should've been the starting point of Universal's "Dark Universe".
Perhaps
Highly underrated movie for the spooky season!
One of the most underrated movie ever
I loved this film!! I also loved the fact that they got Gene Simmons to do the Wolfman's howl in this!!
A very good horror film -- a real classy film, not like those cheap slasher films we get nowadays.
This is my favorite version of The Wolfman.
Who came here after the new Wolfman trailer arrived?
Me ofc
this is one of the very best horror movies ever epic and unforgettable with a great cast
Literally better than all the present werewolf movies😴
Love everything about this movie but really wish they'd have kept the howl at 2:10 from this trailer compared to the one they ended up using
This is one of the scariest movies I have seen .. don't care what the critics say ... this is one of the best horror movies..
It’s been 11 years since I watched the trailer
So Underrated Master Piece of Terror, every single detail on it is Elegant n´ brilliant!
the first werewolf movie i ever watched I LOVE IT!!
What the hell… I was only 12 when I saw this movie! Now I’m 20 and realizing the cast! 😭 this movie is still awesome!
The Black Leopard.
Always wondered why this didn't get more traction. Good looking movie done well. Maybe it just came out at the wrong time.
1. The lines spoken at the beginning were better than what were in the movies pub scene
2. the silent running through the woods and seeing the Wolfman turn in the distance is way better that the close up of him turning in the film.
Who agrees.
Besides that good movie with a great Unrated version. I hope to see a Directors cut with the extended scenes put in.
Just rewatched this. I really enjoyed it. Would definitely like to see a sequel with Hugo Weaving in it since he was the next Wolfman. Plenty of possibilities.
The movie that introduced me to the amazing Benicio del Toro, and I’ve been a fan of his work ever since. ❤️
And this is one of my favorite werewolf movies of the modern era, and it’s a pretty solid remake of the Universal original.
(Better than The Mummy with Tom Cruise, that film was a joke)
Benecio: "Do you believe in curses?"
Hopkins: "Henh Henh Henh Henh"
🤣🤣🤣
Del Toro and Hopkins... heavy hitters! If the movie sucks, it won`t be because of bad acting. Love to watch the guys anytime.
Even though I could predict the twist from viewing this trailer, this remake of the classic MCMXLI classic is bloody fantastic. The Unrated Director's Cut is better than the R-rated theatrical release.
Del Toro, the other Bond villain legend.
This is the best and most true Universal Monster remakes ive ever seen.😄
Okay; I'm saying it; "THE BEST WEREWOLF MOVIE EVER MADE"!!!
A worthy remake of the MCMXLI classic starring Bela Lugosi, and Claude Rains, and Lon Chaney Junior.
Anyone come for 2018 ?
2024
Even though the story was completely different than Lon Chaney Jr's version, I still really liked this one. It had some pretty sweet moments. My sister, who hates horror movies, even liked this movie. I was worried I wasn't going to like the movie, but overall I thought it was really cool...
That movie looks SO FREAKING AWESOME!!!!...(Ive actually heard rumors of a movie like this being made for the last year in a half.)
I seen this film 11 years ago when I did a movie review about it in high school, I loved that film!
The Prehistoric Beasts.
A few years ago, my dad watched this while we were staying at my grandma's house. I didn't get the full blast of it (I was mainly pacing through the same rooms in the house, waiting for it to be over), but I got enough glances at the film to be too scared to go to sleep; I had to sleep on the couch in the dark living room all by myself, and if I'm not mistaken, there was a full moon out that night.
Zach Kabia I think that's what he finds scary the fact it can just break right through your door and rip you apart.
Aaron Mackellar Yeah. That was basically it. And just all that blood and entrails spilled all over the place was enough to keep me awake all night.
Zach Kabia (spoilers ahead)
In the wolfman during the climax Anthony Hopkins battles his son while in there human forms and it shows he has super human strength cause he threw a reasonably large chair all the way across the room with one arm and this guy is in his 60s at the very least so it's obvious him being a werewolf for so long has given his human form a boost in strength and speed.
Zach Kabia on how strong werewolves are. It really depends on the franchise were talking for this movie I'd say about 5-10 tons that's a guess but most werewolves are about that strong.
Zach Kabia I know I'm warning anybody who's gonna read this thread in the future who haven't seen the film yet.
I remember being hyped as hell seeing this trailer on RUclips almost 8 years ago.
Lovely couple with great chemistry !
Theodora Zotou You ever watch Sicario?
I love Hopkins and Toro and Blunt too 😁
I remember I begged my Mom to take me to See The Wolfman in theaters back in February 2010.
Highly underrated movie, may be because of improper lead casting and failed promotion ! I just loved this movie
0:09 One of my favorite scenes is when that guy tells the story about killing a werewolf. What a cool story.
1:37 This is why I never go camping.
19th century in England? One of the best werewolf movies I've seen, cgi was actually not terrible (since they actually used makeup) and the story wasn't even that bad. Why did the critics destroy this masterpiece?
Obviously it will never be the classic the original was, but I enjoyed it a lot. Cool effects, great cast. That's enough for me.
It took me a minute to realize this was the same guy who was in The Usual Suspects. Versatile actor.
And 'frankie four fingers' out of snatch :D
Hopkins is the biggest reason to see this movie. Everything else is fine, I didn't much like the Golum thing in it, but he makes this movie
Just watched it until now. Loved it.
I love werewolves movies and I had seen a lot of them benicio del Toro was magnificent in this movie
Blunt and del toro are both great together in films
I could immediately tell it was not going by original Wolfman storyline, but awesome cast makes awesome movie no matter what
I am surprised Rob Zombie didn't jump on the chance to do this kind of movie...(Wolfman remake).
Cannot wait for this!
It has only just accured to me (as sad as It Is), that the gentlemen he meets on the train says he purchased his walking stick from a master silversmith many years ago Gévaudan, France. Which between 1764 and I think 1767? There were over 200 attacks and over 100 deaths from La Bête du Gévaudan. Which the locals believed to be a Werewolf. His walking stick bares the head of the famous statue.
Liam Head Cool
interesting, i've read about that beast, pretty scary
@Liam head what ... Are you saying it by fiction or .... And if so then there must have been enough chances to see them and more incidents to recognize such beasts ...
@@leonardohenrique5172 where have read it ???
I love this movie and there is nothing like this in hollywood that can match this.😍
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You’re welcome
a movie full of horror , blood and that are the 2 things that make it the right horror movie
The best werewolf movie ever made💯
Watched 3 times and now again watching in 2024
This looks so cool, I love werewolf movies.
Wow. I didn't know Emily and Del Toro acted together in this movie. I thought they only acted together in Sicario. 😎
the ending of this trailer is just so epic
It gives me goosebumps tbh
This film is unfortunately underrated very much (misunderstood masterpiece)
Wow almost 10 years. When i first seen the trailer i watched it over and over again, werewolfs are my favorite . I remember i couldnt wait for the movie to come out in theathers i went to king soopers and bought the book and read it all. Then i watched the movie ones it was released & then bought the movie at walmart ones released in dvd (favorite part is the villager get tackled by lawrence dad. I still have the movie and have watched it atleast 30 times. The 2014 dracula is awesome too! They need to make the monster universe asap!!