Yeah, the last movie I remember them bringing in an emergency editor for was “G.I. Joe” and yes, Rodney may be right, “Wolverine” may have been worse originally, same with “G.I. Joe”, but they were both still the two most laughably shitty movies of the summer in my opinion (whoops forgot “Salvation” too)

The first trailer for “Wolfman” was pretty darn good, but the second trailer with it’s wannabe “Underworld” vibe, then dropping Elfman for the “Underworld” composer, and now calling in emergency editors has lowered my hopes almost completely.

Oh well, fingers crossed.

I agree all the way. Classic example of someone forming an opinion and pre-judging a movie long before it even comes out.

“Benicio Del Toro’s dream of playing The Wolf Man, his favorite movie as a child, has been ruined by Universal’s complete mis-handling of the project.”

Really? Since when do you know? You haven’t even seen the final cut of the film yet, so how is it ruined? Stupid assholes

That’s a hell of a lot of visual effects work done already though – it’d be a shame to trash some of it or shell out for even more additional visual effects shots.