Shakefire writes, "We all have our favorite fairytale classics we keep so close to our hearts. Even if we don't especially love them, we can recite the story well enough as common knowledge. Whether it's Rapunzel, Humpty Dumpty or the Three Little Pigs, they are all considered classics. But what happens when Hollywood decides to revamp a fairytale into a hip, teen-friendly Hollywood picture?"
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Damn....was really hoping this would be good. Its doing what I love best. Taking a classic childhood story, twisting it and making it dark and evil like they were meant to be, and putting it on the big screen. However coming from someone that made Twilight I didnt expect it to happen correctly.
Yeah, even before I saw it was done by the same director who did Twilight, I was getting a huge Twilight vibe from it. It looks dark, but IMHO it doesn't look like they go dark enough for the movie, just make it look like it.
I'm not sure any werewolf movie that's not R rating will really convey the proper ferocity required.
So, you introduce werewolves in a vampire movie, but do you introduce vampires in a werewolf movie?