Movie Review: Wolfman / Daybreakers / How to train your dragon Tada ~ It is time again for useless review. Why useless? As everyone probably that's interested has already seen the movies and definitely not rely on the nonsense is that I mortise here. What the heck ... anyway. Simply because I remember it so!
Let's start in good order. Wolfman was the first turn on Thursday. Why do we have looked at that? Because things do not sound to Twilight ". Oh, my dear little friend, the werewolf, let you dribble all over pupertären of teenagers, you half-naked cuts"
Expectations were somewhere in good old fashioned monster horror pimped with special effects. I save the summary of the Strip, there's content available elsewhere shorter.
I limit myself to only times my impression
Actually, the film is not bad, the soundtrack distributed dark, typical Althorror atmosphere. the dark, very gray and depressing snapshots of what give the film threatening. The scenes in the forest where you always so nice not know where the cattle are infected grad, scary and well made. We have also personally all the time trying to figure out who is killing whom and why now. The fact that the father is the werewolf came to us pretty quick in the head. The romance between the fiance of the brother and the main character of Lawrence was quite predictable.
special effects and an exciting story are not to be denied. Actors like Anthony Hopkins and Hugo Weaving to be despised. What I do not fit into that stuff, was the massacre of fifteen minutes. Nice I knew her from the trailer that the movie will not be à la Twilight (thankfully), along the lines of: My friend, the cuddly werewolf, come, let you dribble all over by adolescent teens, you half-naked cuts! But
had so much guts and other Gematsche I'm not going to be presented. One can argue, why in the world of the werewolf also
not really nice bloody should live, but you have to do it so explicitly? Well, there are some people who are on something. However, I am not a fan of wobbling guts that fly across the image, torn body parts, gallons of blood mixed with mud and offal mutilated disfigured, mangled bodies everywhere. Yummy. 'm Not just faint of heart, but to my shame I have to say one or the other nausea. Otherwise, the film
was very good, atmosphere not bad and certainly well made, but that's not my case was. Slightly less splatter would have preferred. What I do not understand then, that so many people upset about the splatter genre and bekriteln that there are so many films being slaughtered senselessly in which (let's assume ... uhm ... Chainsaw Massacre , Scream, Halloween or Friday the 13th), because it's so were all about blood and death as disgusting, but then give a gedärmefest Wolfman as the best reviews. Well ... maybe may be because the actors are better, the film was a remake and werewolves are not durcgeknallten Clearcutter stop or so. But somehow it went in my eyes and in Wolfman just about showing so obnoxious as possible, as some people are taken apart. What the hell ... who's like. I'll probably see him not as fast. Nevertheless, he was very ... entertaining. Apart from the nausea effect.
The second film in this Evening (and again in the grip Ekelkiste) was Daybreakers with Ethan Hawke and Sam Neil.
first: I found even at a splatter-heavy, but better than Wolfman, because I liked idea, implementation and message. Had what Carriers. Here again I saving the summary.
Overall, I found the film very well. Ethan Hawke as a humane vampire was quite funny, just because he was called Edward. Ask me yet whether this should be a dig. His little brother Franky (which I liked from the beginning and somehow suspect, was later to change his mind, HA, I was right), however, was a soldier and Human hunters. Prima prerequisite. Willem Dafoe, which I find usually more scary because he was so psychotic looks, was back to me here as a man had become ex-vampire very likeable. Even the female lead was very cool. Once again, no screaming, pointless nuisance, but one that had what auf'm box.
Sam Neil, as head of the largest blood group I was deeply unpleasant, but was on a roll. Is, he has made his case purely theoretically. The story was exciting and well told, the images also reacted very beautiful. The idea of a future in which a Virus have become vampires all had something somewhere else. Degree, because it was clearly shown to be vampire sucks! No one drinks the blood of man, it mutates into a Nosferatu-like cripple, who eventually austickt completely, which is drunk, it eradicates the man, and sooner or later, to the point, as if they had drunk any anyway.
That's where the main focus of the film. What happens when all the vampires and the Blutvorat is finished? I particularly liked the irony behind it. Innocent people were sentenced to death in the sun, because it is the last bit Blood could not afford it, gave the company boss makes his own daughter into a vampire, despite the hopeless situation, but is too cowardly to do it himself and makes the rather have a henchman (Franky), make the scientist a synthetic to develop blood, becomes Menschensympatisanten and find a cure for vampirism, but which brings in principle, nothing more. All very düstert. What I do not back
liked was the use of intestines, offal such as heart and Co, and the myriad of similar splatter. Especially as at the end o scenes were not my stomach uneasy.
When Edward has come back to the man, he finds that his blood the vampires again makes us human. His brother is also healed by mistake, because he bites Willem Dafoe, after he was almost starving, and therefore austickt. As human beings, then all the dachshunds to the group to presäntieren the cure, the boss do a trick also for people to send him then tied to his starving soldiers, who promptly pounce on him and dismantle it completely. So really. With Kopfabreißen, munch guts and stuff to throw around.
Stupid way to end up there due between the soldiers to leave the building in the attempt, Franky sacrifices and is killed - again very muddy. Since then, more and more vampires to people, you'd think that eventually everyone would be cured, but not is'es. Instead, every now and again to be a couple of people around the vampires take the drum apart are schnetzelt to people who back the next group and so on. And this scene is also very, very muddy from. Why was the theme of the evening guts-distance casts?
Well, the movie has in any case an open end. Almost all people are dead, the blood supply of the Vampires is entirely at the end and pop more and more by whether they can be cured without the fact elimienieren to new people born again, no one knows.
A film that brings you back to the glorious thought.
again very nice für'n movie night, I personally prefer as Wolfman, but again nothing that I would be keen on it, watch it again. Not so soon anyway ...
For the third film. Den's was yesterday. And my favorite of the recently seen.
was a side note, that yesterday we peeped Forever Shrek, but he was so dull, stupid, dull and listless, I want him to go. The only thing that I liked had was the fat cat.
How to train your dragon on the other hand was once again on my case. Funny, kind of cute, nicely done, wonderful soundtrack (thanks to John Powell) and likeable characters. The typical story about a forbidden friendship is indeed nothing new, but still works.
And Toothless was fantastic. ; Ahahahaha, I could 'part, no longer laughing or infantile fit of "Wow, the
is cute! "
The eyes strangely I liked best. I liked the way the were animated. These structures and the color in there among others. And as the pupils themselves again and again have changed. This puppy dog eyes to some extent. Super. I also liked
Astrid. And the way she is vice skipped hiccup.
I liked the course. The way how he addressed things I liked, just as the quarrel with his father and how has that changed for the final grade for the better - I see a pattern ... groan.
Oh, and I liked the flying sequences. Despite fear of flying (which is better every time, yeah) I have a penchant for flying from. Just such scenes as avatar or just now in the film are my thing.
Another great plus: the English dub. This accent. Somehow it seemed as if the talks entire village (except a few) Scottish. Strangely, I could also suffer Stoick totally good. Found him somehow ... cute. With the beard and eyebrows, ahahaha. And at one point he would end up with yet proud of his son ...* sigh *
The soundtrack was, is again relevant, epic and great to hear. The Celtic somehow strikes with flutes and Co are great, the tracks go into the ear and give a great feeling. The first track starts and immediately you have is the vision of a mountain village or the Highlands or otherwise epic landscapes of any kind in front of the inner eye.
One thing that I personally really nice place (even if it's actually so was not so nice), was the sequence where Hiccup wakes up and finds that he has lost a foot. Toothless is indeed a handicap. Somehow, even when the real thing not a cause for joy was made the scene beautifully. Perhaps because Hiccup and Toothless are so similar. Maybe because it was logically somewhere that you normally nicth unhurt from an apparent struggle. No idea ... it just liked. Perhaps because of support from his father and the others.
That was definitely once again a film that I like wiederschauen werde, den ich im Kopf behalte, der mir Spaß gemacht hat und, obwohl es mehr oder minder ein Kinderfilm war, der nicht zu kitschig war, sondern sympathisch und lustig daherkam.
Freue mich auf den Nachffolger.
