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This is definitely for those of us that grew up watching Lon Chaney as the Wolfman. Very true to the old story and monster, with lots of surprises and blood and gore. I have to say that I really enjoyed the movie and it had me checking behind me when I heard a strange noise in the parking lot!
I loved this movie the transformation from man to wolf was the coolest thing
I thought it wasn't bad.The tragic love wasn't developed enough,so you kind of didn't care at the end.I thought the werewolves looked JUST FINE(WHAT TEDDY BEAR?).Loved the dark,creepy atmosphere.Not scary per se,but more ominous,and moody.Hopkins is PRICELESS,as usual.I liked the movie.
Made me miss the old black and white movies with Lon Chaney.Fairly tame version and a waste of acting talent.Werewolf looks like Fozzy Bear from Sesame Street.
all i can say is its really gory
its really just OKAY!!! the wolfman looked like a teddy bear !!! not scary at all
over all it was good .....but i didn't like that the twist came in the middle of the movie and not at the end
great movieeeee
Fell asleep twice. If you like gore gore's sake...can't be bothered with story and enjoy basking in the doldrums of 19th C. England's autumn then this fire cracker is for you! The film looks to piggy-back the much better Sherlock Holmes motive while recycling old-hat story lines. A waste of Del Toro and what should have been a great cast. Save your money kids.
looks good but dosent look like a scary enough warewolf