I remember the trailer for Underworld and that proved to be very good; I am hopeful that this movie is as good or better than that one.

Anthony Hopkins in another gothic horror monster movie gives me flashbacks to Keanu Reeves ruining the otherwise watchable 90s 'Dracula' remake with the always fascinating Gary Oldman. Hopkins is an epic actor, but it is hard not to compare this to that.Taken on it's own, this movie does look promising. Del Toro is the perfect choice.

I have not seen it or even read about it, but already can tell from the formulaic nature of the preview and the fact that they have given us too much information simply to fill seats. The film will certainly end with the love interest ultimately killing Benicio's character with a silver bullet in a heart-wrenchingly lame and cliched ending. I personally like fresh and original plot lines, and suspect that this film will be more of a grotesque horror/action ride. Great actors in this, but I have a strong feeling that this flick is going to be disappointing.

I probably saw the original Universal film, 'The Wolf Man' before most of you were even born, and it made me a werewolf movie junkie for the rest of my life.Here's how it happened ... My parents took me on a visit to my grandmother's house which in itself looked like the Adam's Family residence. It was about 8 PM when the movie came on and the four of us were sitting in my grandmother's parlor (in the dark to save electricity of course) and the movie scared the b'Jesus out of me. I was only seven years old but old enough to not want anyone to think I was a sissy so I kept my cool. Then, after the movie was over, my grandmother starts telling a story about an event which took place in her village back in Sicily when she was about my age. Now she's telling this story in Italian so I won't understand her but unknown to her or my parents I understood every word from constantly hearing the language interspersed with English in our first-generation-American family. Her story involved a man who murdered his family and the cause was attributed to insanity brought on by the moon. The term she used, and which is still used today is La Mala Luna, or, The Bad moon. Now, I interpreted this to mean that the guy back in Italy was a real werewolf and that she was trying to secretly validate the authenticity of the movie without scaring me which made me believe it even more. For years afterward I was terrified of the very idea of werewolves but couldn't help watching every werewolf movie that came out and I believe I have seen them all.This trailer leads me to suspect that this will be the best werewolf movie ever made, and I can't wait for it to open at the theaters !!!