Two New 'Wolfman' Posters, And One Is Even Good

What to do about The Wolfman? Originally, this was a fantastic idea. Universal was going all the way back to its vaults and reintroducing the monster movies of the 1930s, most of which have stood the test of time. You had Rick Baker doing make-up effects (the created the Oscar in that category for his work on An American Werewolf in London, still unsurpassed), and Mark Romanek (One Hour Photo) lined up to direct Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, and Hugo Weaving. Romanek left and was replaced by Joe Johnston (Jurrasic Park III) and then there were grumblings that the visual effects were so bad a fair percentage of them had to be redone. The movie went from April to November to the following February, and that's where we are now: A re-tooled bit of classic monster madness opening on Valentine's Day, already carrying more than its share of dashed expectations. Here are the two latest posters for The Wolfman. One's pretty good, the other one has been Photoshopped to death (and bears a striking resemblance to a poster for Wrong Turn, and that can't be good).
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[Edward]

this another case in that I say "why producers don't let a legend alone", the movie is bad and we have accept it, the plot is totally out of frame, second the special effect are not the great deal, third producer don't use Generic Viagra, fourth and finally is a real shame that Sir Anthony Hopkins and Benicio del Toro have appear in this movie.