I am an avid fan of the early Universal monster movies, so I will be harder than most on this film. The 1941 Wolf Man is so original; it has stunning effects, beautiful performances, and a very grounded story. The story is of a man struggling against an illness he cannot help, and a father losing both of his sons as soon as he learns to love them. It's goofy, and like too many films, suffers from a love story, but it has charm, depth, and originality. I'm happy that this isn't going to be a copy and paste, but I need to see more to be excited for it. So far it looks fine, but lacks any charm whatsoever. I have no issues with it so far, and I am prepared to eat these words, but I think this film has the potential to be quite dull and full of half baked ideas. Like I said, excited to be wrong. Also, I would love to see more reactions from you. A very fun watch.
I am an avid fan of the early Universal monster movies, so I will be harder than most on this film. The 1941 Wolf Man is so original; it has stunning effects, beautiful performances, and a very grounded story. The story is of a man struggling against an illness he cannot help, and a father losing both of his sons as soon as he learns to love them. It's goofy, and like too many films, suffers from a love story, but it has charm, depth, and originality. I'm happy that this isn't going to be a copy and paste, but I need to see more to be excited for it. So far it looks fine, but lacks any charm whatsoever. I have no issues with it so far, and I am prepared to eat these words, but I think this film has the potential to be quite dull and full of half baked ideas. Like I said, excited to be wrong. Also, I would love to see more reactions from you. A very fun watch.
I think they're ripping off WER and a dash of Howl
I love the director and the studio but the design man they're getting dragged