I love how the transformation is different between the two characters: Whereas Lawrence’s is slow and painful because he rejects the change, Sir John’s is quick and seemingly painless for he welcomes it!
It also makes totally perfect sense due to the fact Sir John's been a werewolf for over twenty years. Transforming every month for 25 years means since he was bitten, Sir John has transformed nearly *300 times* in his life if you do the math. Twelve months in a year, twenty five years. Sir John's body has adjusted to the change, and the fact he doesn't try to fight it means his body doesn't snap around as much, but I suspect even if he did attempt to resist it it would come smoother overall. In stiff contrast Lawrence has changed twice prior to this, but we see him transform far quicker in this fight cause he's trying to force the wolf out. Like that quick shot of him tugging on the back of his own head, like he's trying to be like "SPEED UP" to his own body before Sir John launches him over the piano.
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
I love the connotations of his dad abandoning all humanity and fully embracing the beast inside him. His transformation comes with such ease and no pain as well as the fact that he rips off his clothes, the only thing that represented any humanity about him after his transformation. Whereas Lawrence's transformation is always painful and keeps his clothes on, there is still very much a human behind them yellow eyes with Lawrence.
One must also consider that his father also seems to be more in control than Lawrence is, Lawrence is killed by the woman (beauty killing the beast trope) for attempting to kill her with the beast in full control. Lawrence's father on the other hand, didn't kill Lawrence on purpose in order to use him as a scapegoat for his attacks. Making rational premeditated decisions as the human and still able to carry them out as the monster. This is also representative of his father fully embracing the beast.
Clothing represents civilization here. After Sir John transforms, he rips his shirt off not only to tell them apart, but as a sign that he has completely abandoned his humanity in favor of being a werewolf. In contrast, every time Lawrence transforms into the Wolfman, his shirt and vest stay on because he frequently struggles to hold on to his humanity.
@@LeonardBillsMcGoatPryor I'll give you an explanation as to why that's wrong. Anyone could tell them apart. Father has white/grey fur, son has brown/black fur. There, easy.
And the fact that practical effects were used in some scenes, instead of going whole hog with the CGI like so many current movies do. And the way they don't zoom in on someone's elbow and shake the camera around during fights.
Ikr. Movies years ago when CGI was just at its initial rise were the best. Most movies back then had that good balance between acting and CGI. Now that tech has advanced so much, ppl became overreliant on CGI than actual skills of acting. The amount of cgi used in even one movie these days is so much it's making me barf. Course, with the exceptions of few good ones.
With its dark, tragic tone and emphasis on family drama, I think this would be a lot more accepted and beloved today than it was in 2010. Very ahead of its time, almost seems like an A24 film.
@@jeremyfrost2636 Well said. I still prefer the werewolves in The Howling to almost any I've seen. And the practical effects in The Wolfman are very strong.
I didn't expected as a villain in the Wolfman, I thought he will be an afflicted father as he watches his son turned into a werewolf and tries to find the way to destroy the beast.
@@thecreoleladyy7191 there was more parts in this fight in the Deleted Scenes the only part of the deleted I didn’t like is when Lawrence was running and the father chasing him why the father chased him for
I always love how the transformation and the power that comes with being a werewolf removed the limitations of aging in the body. Even in human form prior to fully transforming, John tossed his son and that chair like nothing. If the change was permanent they could remain young and physically capable for a very long time, since the form provides regeneration.
The fact that sir John transformed quicker than Lawrence is because he’s been a werewolf for many years and he’s kinda of got more control of his wolf form and I’d say he’s 45% in control of himself when In wolf form.
Hopkins transformations must've left a permanent change to his human form because of the enhanced strength. Also no cracking bones, stretching limbs or anything, he just transformed. His body must've fully adapted to the wolf for the time he's had the curse.
I can see what you mean. John has been dealing with the curse so long that the transformation comes so naturally compared to when Lawrence transforms. Then again perhaps the enhanced strength could just be tied to the rising moon. *shrugs*
He doesn't reject the power and accepts it. Which is why he is always strong and his transformations are seamless. Where Benicio rejects it so his transformations are painful and he doesn't always have the power
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
The main backlash it got came from the practical effects director Clive Baker too, and with all the deserved reason. He had worked on making the transformation practical and they changed to CGI and what is worse is that it really isn't good at all. You can see that the actual Practical effects are the best this film has, but the majority got thrown out. Personally I love this film but I agree with Mr. Baker.
Don't care what critics say, this film is awesome and it was my late mother's favorite werewolf film especially my eldest brother. And it introduced me to Benicio Del Toro, another reason why it means a lot to me.
Strip away the fact that Sir John is a werewolf and you still have an abusive, socially darwinistic parent completely casting responsibility for the murder of his family onto his son. That's terrifying.
This is high in my list of favourite werewolf films, and this fight is one of the most epic werewolf fights, I like the small detail of Lawrence and Sir John starting off fighting with weapons before going hand to hand while still human, showing their minds becoming slightly more animal like. The werewolf acrobatics are also a lot of fun, the two flying around as if they're on the moon. Also, the fact you can see a bit of each actor in the face of their respective werewolf is an awesome feature.
I love the unique design of the werewolf in this movie! Paying the homage do the original and setting its own identity from others werewolf movies. Makes more sense if u think the creature is not just a big wolf on two feet, its a mix between human and wolf. The movie is great too, Hopking nailed it
Also Frankensteins monster is far superior in terms of Strength so I dont think thats likely. But the wolfman does have an advantage in speed and his vicious nature. So I don't know, the fight could turn out even
Thanos ok aginst this monster of raw power and speed. How is Frankenstein stronger? Yes against a normal human bit this beast! The wolfman would turn him into meat
@@vexjaeger4314 Well, you have to update Frankenstein as the Wolfman has been in this movie. So, the monster wouldn't just be a guy with some scars on his face, but rather a sort of zombie/cyborg brute. Frankenstein would have the brute power of machinery as well as undead raw strength on his side. He'd be far less likely to tire, and most likely stronger. Only problem with the Monster, is he doesn't have silver...so it'd be hard for him to keep the Wolfman down, but he could knock him down over and over again, regardless.
@@Goldenbane so what about the Frankenstein monster from the James McAvoy movie. Would that work for an updated version? I liked how this conversation was going
I thought the same when I saw it in the theater. Had so much potential but the dialogue was terrible and the plot very simplistic. Two great actors wasted on this.
@Shane Thomson Buddy, not every film is made merely for the sake of entertainment. They serve as a form of art, giving us the chance to observe them how we see fit. If you loved the film, that's perfectly fine, but don't go telling people not to analyze it.
@@LeonardBillsMcGoatPryor Yet that's the primary purpose of cinema at its core. That logic can very easily be turned against you, by simply saying that not every movie has to be some transcendent work of art. This one was made to entertain, so yes, people who try to analyze it as some piece of artsy bullshit are simply pretentious critic wannabe's trying to sound smart. Just like you were doing.
The Cowboy probably because he’s gone through it for many years vs lawerence who just recently began to transform. His fathers body more than likely has adjusted
He's embraced it but that still shouldn't take away from the transformation being painful your body should never get used to such pain but ..movie logic lol.
@Zach Kabia Not necessarily more powerful more or less equal he's just been slaughtering weak humans and didn't get some competition until this point in the movie.
Pros and cons of this kind of werewolf. Pros No tail Super strength (well into old age) Awesome roar Sharp claws and fangs The ability to run on all fours (something i've always wantted todo) Some rapid healing abilities Cons Fleas Painful transformation (until you get used to it anyway)
@@Yeitsjames I think they also look pretty stupid. Hairy elves. I always preferred the more canine looking werewolves, like those found in the Howling or Dog Soldiers.
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
Love this movie. One of my all time fav horrors. The detail on the transformations is always gonna be one of my favorites. Other people have noted how Sir John transforms quicker due to the excellent symbolism of him giving into the beast, which also includes him tearing his shirt off to show he doesn't hold onto his humanity. Then there's the fact, if you remember it's been 25 years since Lawrence's mother died. In all likelihood, if you do the math, this means if Sir John has been transforming every month on the full moon since he got bit, then that's nearly 300 transformations. I also love the detail of how much quicker Lawrence's transformation is while still looking painful and less "smooth" like Sir John's. This is Lawrence's third transformation, and even when he avoids fighting it it's still new to his body and his body is simply not made to handle the pain. Our bodies adjust to repeated stimuli. We get muscle memory for things we repeat, workouts get easier as we get used to them etc. Same logic applies for Werewolves in this movie, and it's lovely.
It's ironic that in the original movie, the father hardly did a thing to help poor Larry because of Sir John's arrogant skepticism. He didn't believe Larry until he saw the Wolfman with his own eyes. In this movie, Sir John is the werewolf that placed this curse on Lawrence, He's murderous beast that terrorized the village every night of the full moon. He turned his own son into a monster like him for twisted evil.
The idea of Benicio Del Toro actually trying to kill Anthony Hopkins' Lecter in a crossover sounds good, but it would be demeaning to the movie Sicario. That film was too serious to be in a fantasy
I honestly lowkey love this movie, with the bloody R-Rating it's almost like a lost '90s stylish Horror film like Coppola's Dracula and Sleepy Hollow. The Extended Cut is how it should be watched, tho.
This movie has got to be the best Wolfman ever. I remember "Creature Feature" in N.Y. when the program would come on, it would give the best old black and white Frankenstine ,Wolfman and the Mummy movies ever and with the special affects Wow!
I saw Venom last night and was thinking how kewl it’d be to see him fight this version of the Wolfman. I know Venom would win but it still be sweet to watch.
If john Jameson survived in the movie after riot symbiote leaves him there's a possibility he cud become the the man-wolf.....like in the comics.....that way we can get a venom vs man wolf fight......
you're right, john talbot's claws and bites are invulnerable to him because venom is a symbiote. i can only say one problem is i hope john talbot didnt kick venom into the fire
+Jcw Jw To be fair, his father was whooping his ass pretty handily. At that point, there wasn't anything he could do except outwit him at the right moment.
Yeah, first I thought they made a reference to Lion King, where Simba throws Scar down the cliff after he jumps from the fire, but then they made it reverse throw/kick. :P
Me too. I really liked and enjoyed this movie overall but that kill at the end was too easy and convenient. A werewolf should not be able to knock the head off another werewolf with one swipe because they should have about equal strength and durability. I think they should have been more creative with the final kill...not sure how but maybe drawn the fight out a little longer and had Anthony Hopkins sustain a a few more weakening blows.
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._* *_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_* _Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ.._
Man this was a Masterclass every scene pitched perfect and clothes dialogues even backgrounds and people even those who have small roles were cast perfectly 👍
I always loved how you can tell in this scene that even though they're werewolves, these are still 2 people fighting it out. Like you can tell by the way sir John looks at lawrence while they fight, it's like he's both lecturing him and talking down on him all without words
This is the werewolf stuff we need. I’m getting really tired of watching or reading werewolf material at ends up the same way with some stupid romance. I love this movie because the wolves in it feel like a monster battling a human.
@@SB111058 Lon Chaney Jr would have been proud of Benicio Del Toro's performance and would be complimentary that Rick Bakers make up matches the make up created by Jack Pierce if he was still alive today.
@@SB111058 If The Wolf Man becomes a BBC Television Series by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, I can imagine filming the scenes of Talbot Hall at Chillingham Castle in Northumberland.
I don't know why this movie didn't succeed when it was initially released? As horror fans this was too good of a movie for us back then, we weren't ready
I saw this when I was 10 on my mom's birthday and I utterly enjoyed it, I remember when Anthony Hopkins ripped his shirt off when he turned my dad said out loud " oh shit" and everyone laughed.
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I love how the transformation is different between the two characters: Whereas Lawrence’s is slow and painful because he rejects the change, Sir John’s is quick and seemingly painless for he welcomes it!
It also makes totally perfect sense due to the fact Sir John's been a werewolf for over twenty years. Transforming every month for 25 years means since he was bitten, Sir John has transformed nearly *300 times* in his life if you do the math. Twelve months in a year, twenty five years. Sir John's body has adjusted to the change, and the fact he doesn't try to fight it means his body doesn't snap around as much, but I suspect even if he did attempt to resist it it would come smoother overall. In stiff contrast Lawrence has changed twice prior to this, but we see him transform far quicker in this fight cause he's trying to force the wolf out. Like that quick shot of him tugging on the back of his own head, like he's trying to be like "SPEED UP" to his own body before Sir John launches him over the piano.
@@wybub not to mention werewolves also get physically stronger as they age, Lawrence won out of pure luck
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And Lawrence didn't left off his clothes as his father, a mean that Lawrence still have humanity on his wolfman form.
wow, you seem to be an expert on the subject, I also really love this movie and I agree with the transformations of each one, a hail to Brazil
This is a very underrated movie. Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, and Hugo Weaving make this movie a phenomenal cast.
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._*
*_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_*
_Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
And Emily Blunt
If it’s got Hugo Weaving in the cast, then I’m in!
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@@Sylar1968 yup
I love the connotations of his dad abandoning all humanity and fully embracing the beast inside him. His transformation comes with such ease and no pain as well as the fact that he rips off his clothes, the only thing that represented any humanity about him after his transformation. Whereas Lawrence's transformation is always painful and keeps his clothes on, there is still very much a human behind them yellow eyes with Lawrence.
One must also consider that his father also seems to be more in control than Lawrence is, Lawrence is killed by the woman (beauty killing the beast trope) for attempting to kill her with the beast in full control. Lawrence's father on the other hand, didn't kill Lawrence on purpose in order to use him as a scapegoat for his attacks. Making rational premeditated decisions as the human and still able to carry them out as the monster. This is also representative of his father fully embracing the beast.
You literally copied this from another person lol.
I loved when he did his victory howl the camera zooms to his mother's portrait. He has finally avenged her death at the hands of his wolf father.
Not only his mother’s death but also his brother’s death
Why did he kill the mother and son ??
@@mariastewart9820 Because that's how far gone he is
@@danielanderson8322 the son eas because he didn't want his daughter in law to leave. The mother was because he got loose
I still wonder why John's werewolf didn't kill Lawrence when he found them as a kid
alot of people didnt like this movie, but this is one of my favorite rated r werewolf movies
Silver Bullet, Werewolf in London, and Dog Soldiers were the best 3 werewolf movies I've ever seen. This one? Wouldn't even rate it.
@Erik Lerström what's monster squa
@@damienholland8103 Well be glad in knowing that he has an opinion just like you do. You don't have to agree with him.
@@LeonardBillsMcGoatPryor I didn't make it personal or tell him he's wrong. It's just my own view. No harm no foul.
I really loved this movieee
Clothing represents civilization here. After Sir John transforms, he rips his shirt off not only to tell them apart, but as a sign that he has completely abandoned his humanity in favor of being a werewolf. In contrast, every time Lawrence transforms into the Wolfman, his shirt and vest stay on because he frequently struggles to hold on to his humanity.
BenHopkins1000 no
@@ThePsico222 I don't see you giving out an explanation for this scene.
Wow, I haven't really looked at it this way everytime I watched this movie. It's nice to find comments like this.
Deep observation!!
@@LeonardBillsMcGoatPryor I'll give you an explanation as to why that's wrong. Anyone could tell them apart. Father has white/grey fur, son has brown/black fur. There, easy.
This is almost 10 years old now, and it seems fresher than most modern horrors today. Undoubtedly, due to it's superb cast
And the fact that practical effects were used in some scenes, instead of going whole hog with the CGI like so many current movies do. And the way they don't zoom in on someone's elbow and shake the camera around during fights.
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Ikr. Movies years ago when CGI was just at its initial rise were the best. Most movies back then had that good balance between acting and CGI. Now that tech has advanced so much, ppl became overreliant on CGI than actual skills of acting. The amount of cgi used in even one movie these days is so much it's making me barf. Course, with the exceptions of few good ones.
With its dark, tragic tone and emphasis on family drama, I think this would be a lot more accepted and beloved today than it was in 2010. Very ahead of its time, almost seems like an A24 film.
@@jeremyfrost2636 Well said. I still prefer the werewolves in The Howling to almost any I've seen. And the practical effects in The Wolfman are very strong.
It's always a pleasure to see Hopkins playing a villain.
He's always someone who eats people 🤔
I didn't expected as a villain in the Wolfman, I thought he will be an afflicted father as he watches his son turned into a werewolf and tries to find the way to destroy the beast.
Can't have Anthony Hopkins in a werewolf movie and NOT have him be one
Sahin Düzgün wouldn’t be the first time.
Its always a pleasure to see him in ANYTHING!!
Seeing Mr. Hopkins playing a villain is always a MASTERPIECE.
Yeah, he also played the evil Doctor Hannibal Lector in Silence of the Lambs.
@@kylepowell9841which won him an Oscar
That old man is perfect playing as a serial killer
Anthony Hopkins is Definitely a good actor but I think someone else should have gotten the part.
“You’re heir time my kingdom, you’ve always been heir to my kingdom ” best line of the movie
Omg yes!!!!!!!
@@thecreoleladyy7191 there was more parts in this fight in the Deleted Scenes the only part of the deleted I didn’t like is when Lawrence was running and the father chasing him why the father chased him for
even hearing his voice slowly getting deeper during it also adds to it
I always love how the transformation and the power that comes with being a werewolf removed the limitations of aging in the body. Even in human form prior to fully transforming, John tossed his son and that chair like nothing. If the change was permanent they could remain young and physically capable for a very long time, since the form provides regeneration.
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Well even in wolf form tho Sir John has grey fur compared to his son which has darker fur because is a younger person and therefore a younger wolf
I want another Wolfman movie with Benicio. He's brilliant.
sure is! This is easily one of the BEST werewolf performances ever in my opinion!
Benicio looked like a clone of Chaney. Perfect casting
I want Benicio to fight Frankenstein, like in the original
I felt the same way. I don't know that the definitive werewolf movie has yet been made, but this is probably about as close as anything...
I really wanted a sequel with Hugo Weaving as the werewolf.
Awesome flick. Way underrated. As time passes, guaranteed this movie gets the respect it deserves. Instant classic.
It gets better with age. I saw it in theaters way back in 2010. Have loved it since
From Hannibal Lecter to Dr. Van Helsing to this. Anthony Hopkins sure does have a reputation for horror.
The fact that sir John transformed quicker than Lawrence is because he’s been a werewolf for many years and he’s kinda of got more control of his wolf form and I’d say he’s 45% in control of himself when In wolf form.
Also because he has no interest in fighting it.
And if he did have an interest fighting it, it was long gone.
i would say 47.9876% lol
From chasing and hunting Dracula to being a werewolf.....Hopkins is truly a legend.
There is nothing more gruesome or horrific as a werewolf vs werewolf fight.
Except Logan vs Logan
especially when it's your father even sadder
Dude u are right and that's what makes them so cool
You aint seen nothin yet dude
@@chaosticbraindo what do you mean
2:58 Anthony actually threw the chair for improv... staff was shocked he was that strong.
No fucking way
lolz
Yeah, that's why it floats for a second and even drifts off course from his intended direction.
Nice
Just because a man is older doesn't mean he has to be physically weak.
Hopkins transformations must've left a permanent change to his human form because of the enhanced strength. Also no cracking bones, stretching limbs or anything, he just transformed. His body must've fully adapted to the wolf for the time he's had the curse.
I can see what you mean. John has been dealing with the curse so long that the transformation comes so naturally compared to when Lawrence transforms. Then again perhaps the enhanced strength could just be tied to the rising moon. *shrugs*
Or possibly because he is not trying to fight the transformation
He doesn't reject the power and accepts it. Which is why he is always strong and his transformations are seamless. Where Benicio rejects it so his transformations are painful and he doesn't always have the power
The beast is the beast
Or cuz john welcomes the beast while lawrence fighs against it
My dad made me watch this movie with him in theaters. Afterwards I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed it.
This movie is underrated.
Personally, I place it among one of my favorite Werewolf movies!
Nice cut!
One more sub to the channell!
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._*
*_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_*
_Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
Agree, it is better than most people give it credit for
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You're right.....this film is underrated. I love the father/son werewolf fight scene near the end of the film.
The main backlash it got came from the practical effects director Clive Baker too, and with all the deserved reason. He had worked on making the transformation practical and they changed to CGI and what is worse is that it really isn't good at all. You can see that the actual Practical effects are the best this film has, but the majority got thrown out. Personally I love this film but I agree with Mr. Baker.
Don't care what critics say, this film is awesome and it was my late mother's favorite werewolf film especially my eldest brother. And it introduced me to Benicio Del Toro, another reason why it means a lot to me.
You should watch Benicio in "Traffic"... allso a genius role, but indeed, he makes a fine wolf.
*What I admire about the villains played by Anthony Hopkins is that they are always realistic and cold and can actually exist in a certain way.*
Strip away the fact that Sir John is a werewolf and you still have an abusive, socially darwinistic parent completely casting responsibility for the murder of his family onto his son.
That's terrifying.
@@TheMovieDoctorful Exactly.
@TheMovieDoctorful literally this is why the villain is so well written.
Anthony Hopkins plays the role of villain brilliantly
This is by far the best werewolf movie ever.
Check out Dog Soldiers my friend
Van Helping had a better werewolf and that film wasn't even about the werewolf. The werewolf look in The Wolfman looks so cheesy and out of date.
This is high in my list of favourite werewolf films, and this fight is one of the most epic werewolf fights, I like the small detail of Lawrence and Sir John starting off fighting with weapons before going hand to hand while still human, showing their minds becoming slightly more animal like. The werewolf acrobatics are also a lot of fun, the two flying around as if they're on the moon.
Also, the fact you can see a bit of each actor in the face of their respective werewolf is an awesome feature.
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The anxiously anticipated final battle between that one dude from Freejack and that other one dude from License to Kill.
Damn that’s right
The most epic fight in a werewolf movie 😩👌
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Same thing i said....
I love the unique design of the werewolf in this movie! Paying the homage do the original and setting its own identity from others werewolf movies.
Makes more sense if u think the creature is not just a big wolf on two feet, its a mix between human and wolf.
The movie is great too, Hopking nailed it
I believe the term your looking for bro is Bipedal Werewolves are Large Bipedal Wolves that are a mix between Human and Wolf.
I don't think the Frankenstein monster would last long against this version of the Wolfman.
Also Frankensteins monster is far superior in terms of Strength so I dont think thats likely. But the wolfman does have an advantage in speed and his vicious nature. So I don't know, the fight could turn out even
Thanos ok aginst this monster of raw power and speed. How is Frankenstein stronger? Yes against a normal human bit this beast! The wolfman would turn him into meat
@@vexjaeger4314 Well, you have to update Frankenstein as the Wolfman has been in this movie. So, the monster wouldn't just be a guy with some scars on his face, but rather a sort of zombie/cyborg brute. Frankenstein would have the brute power of machinery as well as undead raw strength on his side. He'd be far less likely to tire, and most likely stronger. Only problem with the Monster, is he doesn't have silver...so it'd be hard for him to keep the Wolfman down, but he could knock him down over and over again, regardless.
@@Goldenbane so what about the Frankenstein monster from the James McAvoy movie. Would that work for an updated version? I liked how this conversation was going
In the original lore, the monster was incredibly strong and fast, while intelligent. He would have the advantage against the wolfman.
this movie had great acting and cinematography. It's a real shame it stumbles on a lot of corny moments.......
I thought the same when I saw it in the theater. Had so much potential but the dialogue was terrible and the plot very simplistic. Two great actors wasted on this.
It gets far more flack than what was necessary, but this is the best werewolf film for me since American werewolfin London.
@Shane Thomson Buddy, not every film is made merely for the sake of entertainment. They serve as a form of art, giving us the chance to observe them how we see fit. If you loved the film, that's perfectly fine, but don't go telling people not to analyze it.
For real i mean its still a good movie
@@LeonardBillsMcGoatPryor Yet that's the primary purpose of cinema at its core. That logic can very easily be turned against you, by simply saying that not every movie has to be some transcendent work of art. This one was made to entertain, so yes, people who try to analyze it as some piece of artsy bullshit are simply pretentious critic wannabe's trying to sound smart. Just like you were doing.
This is one of those movies that critics hated and I loved, It is my favorite werewolf movie.
Hands down the best Werewolf movie made thus far, Anthony Hopkins character is the ultimate protagonist. "The beats is the beast....Let it run free".
The line should've been: "You're the heir to my kingdom, you've always been the heir to my kingdom. Someday you WILL be king... but not today!".
And that last part comes almost as a roar (as the transformation takes hold).
A father and son killing each other as werewolves is crazy and kinda scary!!
This is probably the best werewolf movie, second to AMWIL.
Dno dog soldiers was pretty good...
But I’m Scottish so am biased
@@calumgallagher4518 I like Jack's movie too.
@Johnathon Davis Dog Soldiers and Gingersnaps yes, but the rest are garbage.
Wolf (1994) is the best overall. But this fight is great.
Nah man, AMWIL doesn’t even match with this movie..✌🏻✌🏻
Why is John Talbot's transformation seemingly painless, whereas Lawrence on the other hand seems to go through intense pain every time he changes?
The Cowboy probably because he’s gone through it for many years vs lawerence who just recently began to transform. His fathers body more than likely has adjusted
I would say because Lawrence is trying to resist it
KicknitOskool Also its symbolic of how he has embraced the curse while Lawrence resists it
He's embraced it but that still shouldn't take away from the transformation being painful your body should never get used to such pain but ..movie logic lol.
@Zach Kabia Not necessarily more powerful more or less equal he's just been slaughtering weak humans and didn't get some competition until this point in the movie.
Pros and cons of this kind of werewolf.
Pros
No tail
Super strength (well into old age)
Awesome roar
Sharp claws and fangs
The ability to run on all fours (something i've always wantted todo)
Some rapid healing abilities
Cons
Fleas
Painful transformation (until you get used to it anyway)
and the fact you cant really control youreself and you get hella dry mouth from having youre teeth out all the time liek that
@@Yeitsjames I think they also look pretty stupid. Hairy elves. I always preferred the more canine looking werewolves, like those found in the Howling or Dog Soldiers.
Most werewolf transformations in fiction are painful until the character gets used to it
John was controlling ,i think more you accept more you took over it.
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._*
*_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_*
_Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ._
Their roars and Howls are a Mix of a Lion a bear and a Wolf. Can you believe it ?
Lela Souk you can become a werewolf to you just have to unleash the Beast Within
Primal Werewolf stop.... no you can't.
Landen Drake yes you can you can use a spell to become one
Yeah but the werewolf spell only worked on my balls.
therobotoverlord LOL
3:50 “LETS DO THIS JUNIOR!!!” Lol
I love how Talbot Rips off his Shirt seeming as to be embracing the Curse and his Animalistic Side... And Lawrence keeps his on 💯💯🔥
Because Lawrence struggles to keep his humanity in his wolf form.
This has got to be the best werewolf fight I've ever seen.
Man... That movie scared The shit out of me
Hopkins quoting the Parable of the Prodigal Son is something I didn't know I needed. I could listen to him narrate the entire Bible honestly.
This is the "GREATEST WEREWOLF FILM EVER"!
I totally agree with you.
Wolf 1994 is scarier though
Love this movie. One of my all time fav horrors.
The detail on the transformations is always gonna be one of my favorites. Other people have noted how Sir John transforms quicker due to the excellent symbolism of him giving into the beast, which also includes him tearing his shirt off to show he doesn't hold onto his humanity. Then there's the fact, if you remember it's been 25 years since Lawrence's mother died. In all likelihood, if you do the math, this means if Sir John has been transforming every month on the full moon since he got bit, then that's nearly 300 transformations.
I also love the detail of how much quicker Lawrence's transformation is while still looking painful and less "smooth" like Sir John's. This is Lawrence's third transformation, and even when he avoids fighting it it's still new to his body and his body is simply not made to handle the pain. Our bodies adjust to repeated stimuli. We get muscle memory for things we repeat, workouts get easier as we get used to them etc. Same logic applies for Werewolves in this movie, and it's lovely.
It's ironic that in the original movie, the father hardly did a thing to help poor Larry because of Sir John's arrogant skepticism. He didn't believe Larry until he saw the Wolfman with his own eyes. In this movie, Sir John is the werewolf that placed this curse on Lawrence, He's murderous beast that terrorized the village every night of the full moon. He turned his own son into a monster like him for twisted evil.
John Talbot is not mocking Lawrence, he IS impressed that his son had the strength to oppose a monstrous curse.
These are werewolves and THIS is a proper Werewolf fight!!
This Wolfman desings are so freaking awesome
This movie is criminally underrated
Amazing movie. Del Toro and Hopkins are phenomenal.
That moment when Hannibal Lecter fights Sicario.
They becomes werewolves
The idea of Benicio Del Toro actually trying to kill Anthony Hopkins' Lecter in a crossover sounds good, but it would be demeaning to the movie Sicario. That film was too serious to be in a fantasy
His name wasn't sicario in the movie
The name of the character is not "Sicario", dumb !
His name isn’t sicario wtf the movie name is sicario
Underated movie ever. This movie rescue all the good of the classic horror movies and the good of the new horror movies.
3:54 this moment makes me laugh when he tears his shirt off
when he roars after taking it off 😂
very nice of you who have
Why¿
Hopkins was absolutely MESMERIZING in this scene. The idea of a Genteel English Lord who has completely abandoned Humanity and LOVES it!!!
Forgot how well this fight-to-the-death scene was.
I honestly lowkey love this movie, with the bloody R-Rating it's almost like a lost '90s stylish Horror film like Coppola's Dracula and Sleepy Hollow. The Extended Cut is how it should be watched, tho.
Werewolf>>>>vampires
This movie has got to be the best Wolfman ever.
I remember "Creature Feature" in N.Y. when the program would come on, it would give the best old black and white Frankenstine ,Wolfman and the Mummy movies ever and with the special affects Wow!
I saw Venom last night and was thinking how kewl it’d be to see him fight this version of the Wolfman. I know Venom would win but it still be sweet to watch.
Jack4514Pool agree
Or him vs the goosebumps werewolf
If john Jameson survived in the movie after riot symbiote leaves him there's a possibility he cud become the the man-wolf.....like in the comics.....that way we can get a venom vs man wolf fight......
you're right, john talbot's claws and bites are invulnerable to him because venom is a symbiote. i can only say one problem is i hope john talbot didnt kick venom into the fire
Imagine a "Venomwolf"
Anthony Hopkins :
From Zorro
..to Wolfo
...to Thor-o
Passing the legacy down twenty years (1998-2017).
Red Skull, Odin, and the Collector.
The way he defeated his father was disappointing for me.
+Jcw Jw To be fair, his father was whooping his ass pretty handily. At that point, there wasn't anything he could do except outwit him at the right moment.
I kinda enjoyed it myself...
Yeah, first I thought they made a reference to Lion King, where Simba throws Scar down the cliff after he jumps from the fire, but then they made it reverse throw/kick. :P
Me too. I really liked and enjoyed this movie overall but that kill at the end was too easy and convenient. A werewolf should not be able to knock the head off another werewolf with one swipe because they should have about equal strength and durability. I think they should have been more creative with the final kill...not sure how but maybe drawn the fight out a little longer and had Anthony Hopkins sustain a a few more weakening blows.
The fire weakend his body.
Lol I thought that was beast from X-men in thumbnail!
I personally enjoyed this movie no matter how much hate it gets. The fight scenes are entertaining and the werewolf transformation scenes as well!
Underrated gem, brutal, vicious, dark, gothic.
Old wolf vs Young wolf.
3:55 When he tore of his shirt He was like " Papa gonna teach you a lesson🤣
4:01 HUG ME BROTHA
XD
Ha GAY!! 😂
Hug me father
Cain Film Studios
Classic 😂
Drake and Josh
The Wolfman, Dracula Untold, Victor Frankenstein, The Invisible Man and The Mummy, would make one hell of a Dark Universe.
Bruh literelly the hotel transylvania universe
I'm really not sure why this movie was so hated. I thought it was fantastic. It's one of my favorite films of all time
This movie is so underrated. It speaks so much about human nature and the desire for power.
Wolfman vs. Wolfman-The Wolfman
Wolfman. 🐺 👨🏽
Did I mention there's more than one wolfman in wolfman?
Because yes, there is
lol
B cwiwk
This is the best movie ever about Wolfman, Del Toro performance is awesome and Hopkins Wooooo a master piece.
This is like me and my son as I try to get him to brush his teeth in the morning
Jeez, your son lights you on fire and then decapitates you every morning? How are you still alive?
@@proctorritter5176 he's Prometheus of course
*_Revelation 3.20 Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and dine with him, and he with Me. 21 To him who overcomes I will grant to sit with Me on My throne, as I also overcame and sat down with My Father on His throne._*
*_Luke 19.10 for the Son of Man has come to seek and to save that which was lost.”_*
_Repent and be saved. Jesus Christ loves you. Only Jesus Christ saves. God bless you, and your family in the name of Jesus Christ.._
@@williammunny9916 I'm sorry but who asked for Bible passages in a video about werewolves?
Do you rip your shirt when you fight him over that?
I love this movie, it's underrated
Man this was a Masterclass every scene pitched perfect and clothes dialogues even backgrounds and people even those who have small roles were cast perfectly 👍
I always loved how you can tell in this scene that even though they're werewolves, these are still 2 people fighting it out. Like you can tell by the way sir John looks at lawrence while they fight, it's like he's both lecturing him and talking down on him all without words
This is the werewolf stuff we need. I’m getting really tired of watching or reading werewolf material at ends up the same way with some stupid romance. I love this movie because the wolves in it feel like a monster battling a human.
Such an underrated film. I love Rick Baker's Wolfman design. Probably the best imo
The transformations in An American Werewolf in London and The Howling are still some of the best. Practical effects for the win.
I like how his father's wolf form actually looks a bit like Anthony Hopkins. You can believe that he just turned into a werewolf.
“Talbot you making me angry” 😂😂😂😂 hulk reference i can make it
I always liked that reference
TRULY,TRULY ALL ABSOLUTELY BEYOND UNIMAGINABLY UNIMAGINABLE TRANSCENDENT TRANSCENDENTAL BOUNDLESSNESS LEVELS OF AMAZINGLY AMAZING AMAZINGNESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nice one man
Really enjoyed this interpretation of the wolfman movie. Couldn't have gotten 2 better actor's to play the parts
“Hell? The Beast is the Beast. Let it run free.”-Anthony Hopkins as Sir John Talbot in “The Wolfman (2010).
Hopkins is one of the best actors to ever live hands down.
I really loving the transformation between Anthony and Benicio, and this fight was great, and that's why Rick Baker won his 7th Oscar for Makeup work.
Craig Colson The transformations were CG, not by Rick Baker..
@@SB111058 Lon Chaney Jr would have been proud of Benicio Del Toro's performance and would be complimentary that Rick Bakers make up matches the make up created by Jack Pierce if he was still alive today.
daniel taylor Rick Baker had no involvement with CGI...
@@SB111058 If The Wolf Man becomes a BBC Television Series by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, I can imagine filming the scenes of Talbot Hall at Chillingham Castle in Northumberland.
@@SB111058 Chillingham Castle does exist. It is in Northumberland in the borough of Alnwick.
5:34 is how Thanos should have looked like when Thor went for his Head... XDXD
I love how they can use their hands and arms as front legs like real wolves. Lon Chaney Jr. could never do that.
Him playing the piano Gave me chills it was great
Why where his fingers bleeding.?
@@SantiagoOXfir His fingers were stained with blood because he had
Inspector Aberlines 2nd In Command Carter murdered.
Do you know what song he is playing?
@@BigBadWolf995 i also want to know it
5:43min i have this every morning
You know the movie is good because Hopkins is on it he and Al Pacino my favorite actors in the whole world
I don't know why this movie didn't succeed when it was initially released? As horror fans this was too good of a movie for us back then, we weren't ready
This movie was amazing...one of the best werewolf movies for sure
As they say in Warhammer Fantasy Battles, “Nothing cleanses quite like Fire.”
Kieran Connelly but damn true!! And damn proud to be!!!
I like the way the father gently plays the piano with bool on his fingers.lol and the way he talks about the beast is hilarious
I saw this when I was 10 on my mom's birthday and I utterly enjoyed it, I remember when Anthony Hopkins ripped his shirt off when he turned my dad said out loud " oh shit" and everyone laughed.
Seriously. You have two classic werewolf’s fighting each other to the death... can you ask for anything more?!
Something about the way Anthony Hopkins throws that chair at 2:57 is so bad ass.
This version, the one from the Van Helsing movie(starring Hugh Jackman) and the Skyrim werewolf are the best designs out there.