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Note: The Wolfman redirects to this article. For the film with Lon Chaney Jr. and Claude Rains, see The Wolf Man . For the single band Joy Train, see The Wolfman (song) .

The Wolfman ( br / pt : The Werewolf) is a film British - American in 2010 , remake of the classic film same name made ​​in 1941 and starring Benicio Del Toro . Won the Oscar for best makeup 2011. 3

It is the second remake of the horror classic from Universal Pictures , the first version, 1941, was starring Lon Chaney Jr. 4 . In 1961, he released The Curse of the Werewolf with Oliver Reed in the lead role, the film used an adaptation of the script (br: script ) original characters but with different names 5 .

In England , during the Victorian era , Lawrence Talbot, a man who returns from America to his ancestral home to investigate the mysterious death of his brother is bitten by a werewolf , now during the full moon , Talbot begins his transformation into a creature just follow their instincts, a werewolf. In 1891, Ben Talbot is confronted by an unknown creature in the forest of Blackmoor, England. He tries to escape but is attacked, persecuted and killed by the beast.

Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt), Ben's fiancée, gets in touch with his brother, Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro), the world-renowned Shakespearean actor, saying that Ben disappeared a month ago. Lawrence leaves his theater tour to return to his family estate in Blackmoor, which has an uncomfortable encounter with his estranged father, Sir John Talbot (Anthony Hopkins). The body of Ben, found the day before, was stored in a slaughterhouse. When Lawrence sees the remains of his brother, he is horrified, because the body was completely attacked. Among the personal items of Ben is a medallion that Ben apparently bought Gypsies. Later at the local pub, Lawrence hears residents discussing the murder. Many blame the gypsies who are camped outside the city, while another patron said that there was a similar murder decades before, and that a werewolf was the prime suspect to be the murderer. On the same night Lawrence has flash backs as he tours his old family home. It is revealed that the mother of Lawrence, Solana, had committed suicide when he was a boy. Lawrence saw his father standing over the dead body after he was sent to a mental hospital in London, apparently suffering delusions.

After Gwen return to London, Lawrence visits the gypsies during the full moon. The local people then attacking the camp in order to confiscate a bear dance they believe is the murderer. But suddenly a creature attacks, killing many people. While chasing a frightened boy (Oliver Adams), who was taking refuge in the forest, Lawrence is bitten by the creature violently. The townspeople chase it with shots before Lawrence was killed. A gypsy woman called Maleva Lawrence suture his wounds in the neck, while his daughter insists that Lawrence should be killed before it destroys more lives. Maleva refuses, saying he is still a man and that only a loved one can set you free.

Gwen Solar Talbot Talbot returns to Lawrence to take care of. He suffers several hallucinatory dreams, in which we see the Beast interposing the relationship of Lawrence and Gwen After a few weeks, seems to have recovered completely. The Sikh Servant of Sir John Talbot, Singh (Art Malik), Lawrence shows the silver bullets he has and implies that something monstrous is loose in Blackmoor. Inspector Aberline (Hugo Weaving) arrives to investigate the recent murders. He suspects Lawrence is responsible based on his mental history and masterful portraits of the protagonists of the mentally ill, such as Hamlet and Macbeth. As evening approaches, many city hunters take position in the woods, waiting for the animal to appear so they can capture it. Worried about what might happen, asks Lawrence sends Gwen walk away. He then goes to Sir John Talbot crypt Solana. He tells Lawrence that he had been "dead" for years, then locks himself in the room alone. Lawrence then goes through a very painful transformation to become a Werewolf toranr before running into the forest and kill the hunters stationed there. The next day, Aberline and local police, find a bleeding Lawrence, frantic now humano.Enquanto Singh and his father prevent him arrested and his father whispers, "Be strong, Lawrence, " with a smirk.

Source: pt.wikipedia.org

Uggg! I'm sick of Asian horror movies.

2008-07-29 15:10:17 by FuckRegistration

My guess is that the best Asian horror movies get distributed outside of Asia or make it in into the English language media but the other 90% of those formulaic crap movies, you are lucky enough to be spared from.
In Thailand, there are the ghost of the month and the real tortue porn movies ("Saw" is comparitively lightweight and has something of a plot). Japan has the laughably, partially animated stuff like the "Deathnote" series.
"you'll find the Asian movies to be much better at horror films than Hollywood is." Maybe if you're talking about the top ten percent of Asian movies.

I'll take Horror Movie Actors and Actresses

2004-05-14 10:15:45 by anotherdrunk

Name the actor or actress described in these horror movies. (Extra points for identifying the movie also.)
Questions:
1) He was glued to a chair, set on fire and pushed down a city street by Ralph Fiennes in this horror classic viewed by many as far superior to the other two movies that followed the antics this widely known modern-day criminal psychopath.
2) She uttered the immortal words, "Give me those shoes Leroy," just before setting fire to the caretaker.
3) This legend of horror movies, known for drinking sterno among other alcoholic libations, died before the final version of this movie was completed and a Southern California dentist who bore a striking physical resemblance to the star was called in to complete the film

Best movies of 2003

2004-01-01 14:50:51 by Ihatemylife

I haven't seen Cold Mountain or Monster so with those films exampt:
1. Finding Nemo
(This movie succeeds in every area, story, characters, acting and visual execution. Albert Brooks and Ellen DeGeneres are perfect. Get rid of the Randy Newman soundtrack and the film is flawless.)
2. The Weather Underground
(A great documentary on the college protesters aka "The Weatherman" who tried to overthrow a corrupt U.S. government in the late 60's and 70's that was committing genocide in southeast asia. While they turned out to be right about Vietnam, their tactics were as much in question as Nixon's

Don't Let The Movies Kill Dead Space

2011-02-01 05:14:07 by advancedlobster

Dead Space 2 is a crazy good game, and the survival horror series is building up a sizable fan base. Know what that means?
There are rumblings of movie possibilities. The games already got the animated and graphic novel treatment as well as toys. So a big screen version seems to be the logical next step!
Dead Space co-creator Ian Milham tells the BBC, "We would love to have a live action film and we've had a lot of discussion." But Milham says that one of the reasons that Dead Space still exists and is still popular is that the developers "made sure to do everything right"

88 Movies to Watch This Fall  — The Atlantic Wire
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12th Urban Mediamakers Film Festival Showcases International Filmmakers ..  — Indie Wire
Presented in English and Spanish, UMFF showcases a broad selection of award-winning films from around the world including Argentina, Bahrain, Canada, France, India, Korea, Germany, Lebanon, Mexico, Singapore, Spain and USA. “We are ..

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This list of the best t shirt trends for 2013 are based on internet buzz, new fashion highlights and pop culture trends that bleed into the fashion world.

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