Wolfman
By ayumitakashi
@ayumitakashi (4462)
United States
February 15, 2010 2:45pm CST
I saw The Wolfman yesterday with my little brother and it was actually a good movie. The movie had a lot of action and it was pretty scary, at least for my brother it was. We watched the movie and it went by so fast.
Beniciol del Toro, Emily Blunt and Anthony Hopkins were really good in this movie and I was impressed. I saw a lot of cool trailers for upcoming movies that I really want to see as well. I especially want to see Death at a Funeral with Chris Rock, Martin Lawrence, Zoe Saldana and a whole bunch of other funny actors. I can't wait.
Was anyone able to see The Wolfman? If not what was the last movie that you saw?
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@Torunn (8609)
• Norway
15 Feb 10
I saw it yesterday, it was two for the price of one so I went with a friend. I liked it, although I wonder why Hugo Weavings horse didn't make any sound when it was running out of town on a cobbled street, but made a sound when running in the forrest :-)
I'm glad I saw it in the cinema and not at home, I don't think it would have been the same on my quite small TV.
@ayumitakashi (4462)
• United States
15 Feb 10
Wow I didn't even think about that. I actually went in the morning because at the AMC theater if you go before 12:00 all tickets are six bucks. As a broke college student I can't afford to be spending too much money on that.
But yeah like you I dont't think it would have been the same if I watched it on my TV or on my laptop. I'm glad that I went to see it and I'm glad that you enjoyed the movie just like me and my brother did.
@Torunn (8609)
• Norway
15 Feb 10
I don't think many people noticed. It's just that I'm a bit of a Lord of the Rings geek and one of the many questions discussed over and over again is how they manage to take all the ponies out of Bree without waking anyone, as it was cobbled streets and the ponies had shoes. When Hugo Weaving galloped silently off into the distance, I remembered the whole discussion :-)
@ayumitakashi (4462)
• United States
16 Feb 10
Oh I understand perfectly well. I'm a Lord of the Rings fan as well. Now those movies were amazing! 
@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
19 Feb 10
Hi ayumi!^^
I haven't watched Wolfman but I intend to because it's a scary movie.^^ I haven't watched a scary movie for a while now and I'm missing the feeling of having goosebumps and getting scared. 
The last movie I saw though was The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, the last movie of Heath Ledger. It was a very interesting movie and I really liked it. It was nicely done especially because Heath never finished filming it and Johnny Depp, Colin Farrel and Jude Law took his part. I imagined how they changed some parts of the story so they can replace Heath properly. And I think it went very well. It's just a little sad because seeing Heath like that just reminded me that I won't ever see him again in another movie. He's one of my favorite actors. 
The last movie I saw though was The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus, the last movie of Heath Ledger. It was a very interesting movie and I really liked it. It was nicely done especially because Heath never finished filming it and Johnny Depp, Colin Farrel and Jude Law took his part. I imagined how they changed some parts of the story so they can replace Heath properly. And I think it went very well. It's just a little sad because seeing Heath like that just reminded me that I won't ever see him again in another movie. He's one of my favorite actors. @ayumitakashi (4462)
• United States
22 Feb 10
I actually can't watch scary movies too much because I get scared easily but I just had to watch this one. And it wasn't as scary as other movies. I agree Heath Ledger was an amazing actor and it's a shame that we had to lose him so young. I didn't get to see that movie but I really want to see it to see how he did in that movie but from some of the previews that I've seen that it was pretty good.
