The Wolfman | Transforming Into a Werewolf and Rampaging Through London
Mr. Talbot (Benicio Del Toro) transforms into The Wolfman and wreaks havoc on the city of London as the full moon becomes exposed! Watch this intense scene from the 2010 remake that showcases Academy Award-Winning makeup effects from Rick Baker and Dave Elsey.
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Academy Award® winners Anthony Hopkins (The Silence of the Lambs) and Benicio Del Toro (Traffic) tear up the screen in this action-packed thriller. Lawrence Talbot (Del Toro) is lured back to his family estate to investigate the savage murder of his brother by a bloodthirsty beast. There, Talbot must confront his childhood demons, his estranged father (Hopkins), his brother's grieving fiancée (Emily Blunt, The Devil Wears Prada) and a suspicious Scotland Yard Inspector (Hugo Weaving, The Matrix Trilogy). When Talbot is bitten by the creature, he becomes eternally cursed and soon discovers a fate far worse than death. Inspired by the classic Universal film that launched a legacy of horror, The Wolfman brings the myth of a cursed man back to its iconic origins.
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Cast: Benicio Del Toro, Anthony Hopkins, Emily Blunt, Hugo Weaving
Produced by: Scott Stuber, Benicio Del Toro, Rick Yorn, Sean Daniel
Directed by: Joe Johnston
One of the great "I tried to warn you" scenes. Great score by Danny Elfman as well.
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Love Danny Elfman's work. Wish he'd compose symphonies for us
I LOVE this scene, when "have the day you deserve" meets instant karma and they make a baby.
There's some truth to his words; He sprouted wings and flew out the window.
Great composer. Gotta love Batman thene.
Fun fact. This scene was improvised. He actually turned into a werewolf and the director loved it so much he decided to keep it in
Ha ha. Del Toro really performs one of his best performances here. He really gets into his shoes!
🤣😂
Basically all of Breaking Bad
Copied
It's frightening, it's good wrenching. It's just playing down horror it is best.
I love how he never turns to wonder why there's weird noises behind him or why his audience isn't focusing on him.
Cuz he's too damn full of himself with hubris.
It's to further illustrate the fact that the man probably saw signs of this stuff being real and was actually delusional and fighting in favor of the status quo being that werewolves were of course not real. But it shows how he was brainwashed enough to ignore him literally transforming and making inhuman sounds, suggesting that he deep down knew that they were real and was on a mission to prove his fears incorrect.
@@SuccessQuotesMotivation Nah, it was pure hubris. The guy believed that Lawrence was just faking all those sounds and having a psychotic episode behind him.
When you love the sound of your own voice that much, I guess it drowns out everything else.
That's a true example of Professor Pure ego 😂
I had the privilege of being in it, hence my nickname here. I'm one of the 'doctors' right on the back row on the left. I ran around that studio for either 5 or 6 days and yet I was left on the cutting room floor for most of it. It was great fun making it and thank you for the paycheck Universal. Joe Johnson looked after us really well with fresh coffee available at all the breaks plus cakes and sandwiches and a brilliant barbecue for one of the lunches. SUPERB. I nearly got talking to Benicio at the first. I had no idea who he was and he was dressed in that scruffy suit so I thought he was just another extra actor. I'd seen some of the scene decoration going on and just remarked to him how good it was. He agreed, but then he was called away for a last check on make-up. Next thing he's wheeled into that room and I say to the guy next to me, I was just trying to speak to him. That's when he told me that it was Benicio. We all made friends with Gabor, the stuntman playing the wolfman character. He was a really friendly guy. Loved it and great memories. Sometimes we started at 7:30am and went on til 11:00 at night, but was worth it.
Thanks for sharing your amazing experience! All the best in your acting journey!
Any relation to Wolfman Jack?
thanks for sharing! Really cool!
How much did you get paid, if you don’t mind me asking?
No way!!! Awesome!!!!
He didn't sprout wings, but he definitely flew out the window.
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😄😅😆😂🤣
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You knew it as soon as the professor said it that that would be his fate. No surprise there.
rw:so true ,he got what he deserved.^_^😁😈😈
The fact that this doctor isn’t paying attention during the transformation makes it just the right amount of funny.
they were all as stupid as the doc they only moved from their seats in his final form up till then they were unsure if the patient was lying
Made it kinda of stupid,actually.
@@Moodboard39definitely not
@@Moodboard39 the doctor is stupid, so stupid and arrogant that didn't hear the sounds of the transformation behind him while he was talking OR he thought it was only acting or part of the mc mental illness
@@joaolucasgomes3033 definitely yes. As if he could not hear the breaking and snarling and gararahh and garararaghhhhhh and "doctor Honeygan look behind you" and etc.
It's very sad to see this movie not getting the recognition it deserves. Benicio was so good in this one, he portrayed the trauma, the physical and emotional stress/pain he had to go through. And the line "his father is literally a monster", is much deeper than it sounds like. Sadly people just saw the vfx and makeup, not the portrayal.
I agree 100% Benecio was better as Talbot than Chaney Jr. My opinion, of course but the 1940s made HORRIBLE monster movies that fans just watch and digest over and over again. The reason they sucked? Implausible story lines (Dracula/Wolfman/Frankenstein Monster all in one mish -mash of silly nonsense) and the censorship of violence and gore. The acting in these old movies was ridiculous as well. Just listen to the dialogue…people don’t talk like that! AND why do they always have to change the time from Victorian England (or whenever) to modern times? Universal, after ‘Son of Frankenstein’ and before HAMMER PRODUCTIONS was stupid.
One of my Favourite Horror movies. True to the original in terms of old-style Film Noir ambience & Classically written style. Love this rendition. Sometimes, remakes are worth their weight in gold.
No fui al cine por las malas críticas,me encantan los hombres lobos, después la vi en tv,me gustó mucho
And he's a HUGE Wolf man fan
Lawrence is right, his father was a devil of Wolf-man.
1:30 "Anymore than I will sprout wings and fly out of that window". I'm only now realising the significance of that line to the plot 😂😂
The second he said it it was obvious what was going to happen.
He could have ripped him apart, but he decided to throw him out the window instead. He totally did that on purpose. "Come on nerd! Flap your wings and fly!"
Wanna bet?
I saw this movie at an nearly empty theater. It was a real shame it never found an audience. This movie was awesome on the big screen. I was pleasantly surprised how well made it is. This is an underrated horror gem.
Me too...empty theater
@WinGate Mose where can I find this Movie 🍿
@WinGate Mose Because film criticism in the media is done by idiots. And the sheep believe them.
@@dacsus that's true..some people think they expert but the true is they bias..
I saw this not once, but twice while it was playing in the theaters. This is something I never do, but "LOVED" this movie. "GEM" is right.
"It seems to be locked sir" 😂 Nothing like British composure in the face of doom!
Lol😆👍
That line always gets me 😂
That would have angered me if I’m on that situation 😅
lol
And the maniced doctors mob closing the door instead of open it 🤣
Even as a Dracula fan, The Wolfman never got the attention it deserves. This movie in particular is definitely worth a good watch for any werewolf fanatic
there's just so much to love about this transformation. showing the gorey gritty reality of turning into a werewolf, mixing practical effects with CGI, and not holding back with the brutality. also, i love how even during the CGI running parts, the wolfman looks like he has weight to each gallop and leap, it really helps sell the whole sequence
One of the greatest werewolf films ever made! Sadly, it’s a short list.
Dog soldiers
The Howling
Late Phases
Dog Soldiers- YES! The Howling- CLASSIC! Late Phases- You’re kidding, right?
American Werewolf in London
11 years later and this scene is still amazing.
I really hate you for telling me how many years it’s been
@@brianbaker2884 Time flies ;)
I love this movie
@@brianbaker2884 lol who cares
@@argent-kestrel90 Me to
I love how the Wolfman goes from running on Two legs to All Fours, it really symbolizes the whole Civilized Man becoming a Feral Beast aspect of the Werewolf Transformation.
Apparently, they wanted him to be bipedal originally as an homage to the original. But they realized that it looked a little silly and that running on all fours looked way cooler
@@patrickkanas3874 He does both anyway. He runs on two legs, sometimes switching to all fours, so...
Benicio fully committed to this role by becoming an actual werewolf.
Yes he did.
Christian Bale will put him to shame when he becomes The Creature From The Black Lagoon.
This movie is soooooo under rated. It is actually worth buying.
AGUANTE BENICIO EL HOMBRE LOBO, SALUDOS DESDE CORDOBA ARGENTINA LA TIERRA DEL FERNETE CON COCA COLA ,,JAJJAJA
Have it dude and enjoy it.
Got it as soon as it came out on 📀
@@kerrynuman6145 Same here.
@jay love totally agree. I can't believe they never made a sequel to this.
I love how the doctor is so self absorbed, he doesn't even notice how everyone he's supposed to be adressing are not looking at him.. showing that he's not adressing them at all, he's only reveling in his own ego.
That's why the doctor's ego got him killed--thrown out the window and impaled on a wroth-ironed fence! He forgot to sprout wings!
Nice observation
His ego. Yeah right. That went right out the window...
To be fair, he warned them. He gave them an opportunity and they didn’t believe him
The howling sound surely gives you goosebumps ❤️
It's the trademark that counts.
Gene Simmons performed that howl
@@genociderex93imperator84 also van Halen
*I really enjoy this scene. They capture perfectly the agonizing pain that would no doubt take place going through that kind of transformation. So when he says “kill me” you really understand the depth*
Same here. It's also interesting to see the men's reaction as they're witnessing something supernatural.
@K, U aren’t a KILLA To be fair, Joe Johnston had to finish someone else's movie. Well, that and a werewolf and a wolfman are technically two different things.
I agree with your assessment. A transformation like this - if real - would be a change on a cellular and fundamental level, and be incredibly painful. His body would be literally reshaping itself. Bones would stretch with muscle, eyes would swell in their sockets, teeth would shift and sprout anew, only to change back with the light of day. Truly horrific, and truly fascinating.
The "Kill me..." isn't because he's in physical pain here, though he obviously is. It's because he know that once he turns he'll start to slaughter everything in his path.
@@noxamillion4514 your just a clown 🤡 if it was real, then it’s already breaking every law we know, so it probably wouldn’t hurt because it would involve some kind of supernatural magic which is real by the way, so it wouldn’t hurt!!
I like how painful this transformation was. And they showed it in such detail that it was honestly uncomfortable to watch at times. Like his feet changing shape and extending. His fingers being pulled back seemingly coming out of their joints. And his teeth being pushed away from each other as his jaw was expanding. And you can see the blood while his teeth are being realigned.
Yeah, the transformation was brutal.
@@dirkauditore8413 Problem is the partially transformed state looked much better than the full transformation.
@@drvonschwartz He looked more intimidating there.
That's how you know it's real.
nothing compared to an american werewolf in london
One of the greatest "well I tried to warn you" scenes in a movie
Rick Baker and his team did a fantastic job and designing the Wolfman. I like the idea of him running on all fours as opposed to just running on two legs. It's like he was that much more faster and menacing. Rick promised that this Wolfman could do a lot more damage than the original Lon Chaney version and he delivered. The original Wolfman just tore out your jugular. This one mutilates when he wants to.
I don’t care what critics says, this is one of my favorites horror movies!!
Critics be damned
Critique and personal taste are not the same thing
There are so many critically acclaimed movies that are garbage
@@dupeopara314 “critically acclaimed” is not always the same as critique either. At least in the academic or art professional sense.
The critics frequently get it: WRONG.
The way he was dodging those bullets while running over the roof...that was amazing
I was more impressed, by the accuracy of the bullets. Being so accurate, using a handgun, while running after a target, which is faster than you is really impressive.
In reality, handguns will never hit their mark beyond 50 meters and especially never ever if you're pursuing your target.
I love how everything from 4:50 and onward is chase and hunt with amateur London police, people screaming, and horror movie monster on the run and rampage. It’s so all well done.
I love how he transforms in front of all of their beddy little eyes.They think he's just imagining it.But seeing is believing.
"It seems to be locked sir" hahahaahha gets me every time
Why the doctor didn't follow the crowd was just silly I thought.
His way of saying...sorry I can't help you out on this one.
@@georgenestler2534 too smart
Like the "American Werewolf in London" line, "It's sum sort of onnimal, suh" at the movie theatre or mall or whatever it was when the wolf came out and bit the guy's head off!!!
@@georgenestler2534 well I think even if he did, he would still get killed later, cuz the wolfman was literally eyeing him the whole time, so there was no escape.
Benicio is brilliant, truly brilliant.
Indeed
Truly amazing
like always, even his old roles are top notch acted
He is a phenomenal actor.
Alright bud, calm down and dial back the hyperbolic praise a little bit with your “smart guy” words.
The music in this movie doesn’t get enough recognition, it’s fantastic! Danny Elfman slayed it!!!
After watching Dog Soldiers for so long I gotta say this movie is the best werewolf movie of all time. The brutal killings, the fact that it showed the transformation and the transformation isn’t full wolf-like but man-like is a nice touch. I love both wolf and man like transformations but this one showed it hurts to transform.
This was a great version. So many wonderful little subtleties to it, like where Talbot's eyes change just for an instant at 2:07. So awesome.
Didn’t even notice that! Good spot lol.
You are correct, me and my deceased lady seen it in the movies💯🙏🏾, happy New year guys✌️🙏🏾
@@mustafamatthews1242 my deepest condolences ❤️
Never noticed that
This is my responsibility. I thought everyone should know. We are imprisoned in a place whose slogan was freedom . New slavery , Don't Travel to the USA . Never even for a short time. if you have any special knowledge or skills or an invention , They will steal it from your mind . The US government initially used this method to identify people who intended to harm the United States . but today they use it for many purposes , including stealing information from people , stealing data from peoples minds . And many celebrities like Taylor Swift are helping to lure the US government . they'll see whatever you see you'll never have privacy even with your wife or girlfriend . they'll see whatever you think . when Taylor Swift said I use my best colors for your portrait means it's one of the newest things they're using it . Your silence will help them to do it again and again . They said don't say anything because of The USA . I want to take her to court . They want to pay me from $ 10,000 to $ 1,000,000 , but that was not the amount I asked for . Those are not only a songs . She ( Taylor Swift ) likes A writer of crime stories whose stories are completely real and who have committed all the murders . Taylor Adolf Hitler , Humans are not your laboratory mice . Taylor Swift is a secret Nazi .. She ( Taylor Swift ) likes A writer of crime stories whose stories are completely real and who have committed all the murders . I was used as a laboratory mouse to test new products. #BidenisKiller #TaylorSwiftkiller
Such an underrated horror gem. As far as remakes go, I thought it was a solid modern take 👌 Not perfect by any means, but still pretty good, with some fantastic performances and awesome practical make up effects as well. If you're a fan of Werewolves and/or Victorian Gothic Horror, it's a must see.
great language.. i jealous of u.
@@viswakr1881 Many thanks
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Was a great movie
You should read slavic mithology. It's 2000 years old. That's when the first wolfman was seen. They were called Tribals.
This movie deserved better, it's a masterpiece! I watched it at the theatre and it was awesome!
I remember when this movie came out, it's always been a classic 😂🐺
This is the best werewolf horror movie ever made. It flew well under the radar, more than worthy of Oscar nominations. Benicio is an extraordinary actor, he always brings a passionate energy and transforming effect to the characters in every film he has ever been in. 🔥🙏🏽🏆
What about the original?
@@Reynard1010 I will always love the original "Wolfman" with Lon Chaney Jr. from the mid-40s story-wise and the actors (especially the elderly Gypsy woman). However, I have to say the werewolf transformation was much more "realistic" in the updated version than every werewolf movie combined (in my opinion of course), as well as much bloodier! Kudos to Rick Baker and Benicio Del Toro!
@@mrbrianoblivion I wish I did work for the company, I’d be making a good few quid more than the miserable job sentence I’ve got at the moment.
best werewolf since Chaney jr.
You may or may not know this, but it actually won the Oscar for Best Makeup.
Hell of a remake, very gripping and very grueling, believe it or not this was Rick Baker's last film to win this oscar for his outstanding makeup work.
Too bad it's the movie that made Baker quit...
@@b.l.fisher8230 I think he retire from the business.
The rampaging of the werewolf through the streets of London kind of feels like a a throwback to the Piccadilly Circus scene in American Werewolf in London.
Yep. Plus, Makeup artist, Rick Baker, won Best Original Make-up effects in 2011 before he retired.
@@taajwarpope2708 great info, I'm fan of Rick Baker, by far the greatest in history.
@@chorras2 are you a Stan Winston fan?
@@taajwarpope2708 Completely. He is a true genius and master, I miss the creativity of the days of practical visual effects. His creations were magical, and they will remain for history.
@@taajwarpope2708 What's funny is that Rick Baker himself was one of the Wolfman's victims in the film---he was the character at the beginning of the film with long silver grey hair with a hat (during one of the scenes I believe, with the gypsies).
I'm happy to see I'm not the only who thinks this movie is actually great. P.S. The fact that takes place in the victorian England gives a fantastic gothic atmosphere.
No you're definitely not. It's also great to how many people agree with me too.
I loved this film. So well done and the score… . Such haunting music. Elfman did I hiscfilm proud.
@@chandarussell Me and my friend DragonGirl 2000 also like this movie
I've seen them all, but Benicio's portrayal of the Wolfman is a 5 star performance. In this excellent movie he's everything a well mannered man of that era should be. Thoughtful, well educated & compassionate. In his altered state he becomes an unstoppable force of horror. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Yet Lon Chaney Jr portraits a better suffering and cursed Larry Talbot!.
@@ipaporod I was amazed by how much Benicio resembled Chaney in the movie. Reminded me of Tiny Ron's performance of "Luthor" in "The Rocketeer" and how much they were able to make him look like Rondo Hatton.
@@jamesanthony8438 The movie was actually directed by Joe Johnston, the director of The Rocketeer.
@@ericgarcia5865 Interesting.
Ohh, now I remember this movie, dude is a great actor
Easily one of, if not my absolute favorite werewolf transformation. I never understood why people hated this movie, I think it did Lon Chaney Jr. justice.
American Werewolf in London and The Howling top this by a lot by the sheer use of practical effects. It's more visceral because it IS real and in-camera. Just like The Thing from the early 80's beats the crap out of most CG monster movies today. Just watch the revulsion on modern movie goers when they actually watch these "old" films. You don't get that with CG.
@@dan_hitchman007 there are plenty of scenes with practical effects in this though. I didn’t feel like the CGI was overly done in this movie and it didn’t look terrible
American Werewolf in London was my favorite transformation. It absolutely freaked me out when I was a kid.
@@myrealname8767 The transformations looked IMHO rubbery. That was all CG. The final transformation was Rick Baker's makeup.
@@dan_hitchman007 you’re not wrong. For a movie from 2010 though it’s not that bad though. Rick Baker even said himself that he couldn’t do the transformation scene with practical effects because it was so much different than An American Werewolf in London. He’s even said he doesn’t hate CGI but he liked the scene.
Man, I don't care what anyone says. This movie is underrated gem! It was great back then and it is now. And I can't express enough how much I would wanted a sequel to this movie. Sadly people don't dig what makes this movie so awesome. And because of that we will never see anything related to this movie.
He threw Dr. Hennigan out of the window like..."Get your ass out of here!"🤣
Kudos to the dude who was brave enough in attempting the injection of sedative into a beast mode
"Said-a-give?!" - Gene Wilder - "Young Frankenstein"
stupid and far far to late for sedative
@Master Monkey 🙄
Shill comments. The movie sucked.
He was an idiot
Never tired of this one is the best change from man to wolf/man just how I remember Lon Chaney Jr. depicting a true wolfman look IMO
I love how the doctor didn’t heard the wolf man grows and roars but the rest of the audience are realizing something is suspicious with the main character
5:00 This movie was soooooo bad ass.
If you put this in BLACK AND WHITE it would legit feel like old time movies. It's all put together wonderfully
Actually, I disagree. There was a lot less of the tropiness from back then. The ppl running and closing the door, made me cringe and the janitor making that dumb comment made me want to toss something. The old school movies may have been a bit over-acted, but they tried not to insult your intelligence, just to create scene.
@@UTFan666 even masterpiece paintings have smallest flaws, try and look at the bigger picture buddy.
I actually did that with my TV. It actually looked awesome and reduced the gore.
There's a black an white version of Mad Max: Fury Road (it's called teh Black and Chrome edition) and it's amazing.
agreed
One of the very best werewolf movies ever
Thank you a lot for liking my comment the wolfman is one of the very best movies ever
This was the very best werewolf movie I've ever seen!!!
The Howling is the best film (1981)
I wish they continued this monsters universe. I love this movie, its so underrated. I would love to see Benicio Del Toro's Wolfman vs Frankenstein. Who would play Dracula and Frankenstein?
Even though he was attached during the time of The Mummy 2017, I think Javier Bardem could have done a great Frankenstein next to del Toro's Wolfman, and maybe Jason Isaacs as Dracula, what do you think?
I believe we're getting a new Wolfman with Ryan Gosling, but I gotta agree. This here was extremely underrated. Glad The Invisible Man did so well, though. It's gonna hopefully give us a ton more top quality movies within this universe.
IM entirely missed the mark.
I think this movie came out before they even decided on a monster verse
@@atodamadre3197 It was part of the Universal Monsters Remake Era, remaking the classic monster movies from the 1930's, starting with The Mummy, Van Helsing and The Wolfman, then Universal decided to reboot again and make something akin to the MCU, that would be called the Dark Universe, with the first movie being Dracula Untold followed by Victor Frankenstien and The Mummy, but due to it not performing well at the box office, the Dark Universe was shelved
This is a great movie! Love how they portrayed the wolfman - clear elements of man and wolf mixed to create the classic monster. Exactly what a werewolf should be and as a result, far more terrifying!
I completely agree - ever since l was a kid, I've always much preferred the more "manlike" wolfman to the giant bipedal wolf's head werewolf version.
I couldn't agree more! You always need the human side of a werewolf!
My favourite depiction of a warewolf was always the one in harry potter. It looks like a sick animal slowly starving to death, it looks truly cursed.
@@Legs_ Don't get me wrong, Professor Lupin is my favourite character in all of Harry Potter, but in my opinion, the werewolf design was a tad bit disappointing for me, but I definitely can see where you're coming from :D
@@Legs_ You may have a point about sickly and starving, but still a bad depiction. However, one of the last films to have an actual werewolf. It just needed some fur to make it passable. Nowadays, every "werewolf" is just a big wolf.
I remember watching this in the theatre and being scared out of my mind, eyes covered during the scary bits. To now becoming my favourite werewolf movie of all time haha
I watched Van Helsing with my older sister years ago.
4:12 I like how you can see hm trying to keep control. He's choosing who to kill.
Dr. Honnegar's pride literally went before his fall. Greatest cinema scene of comeuppance ever.
This movie was glorious! A truer adaptation to the original movie will never be done again.
I love the transformation. The movie deserves more credit. Its 2023 and people are still watching this scene, by far my favourite scene from the movie.
5:35 Talbot: oh yea?
The way he was dodging those bullets while running, jumped over all of them & keep running was AWESOME!!
I was more impressed by the accuracy of the bullets. Being this accurate using a handgun, while running after a target, which is faster than yourself is quite impressive.
I love how this pays a great homage to the original black and white "Wolfman" movies. I also feel it gives a nod to An American Werewolf In London from the 80's (maybe coincidental) where David (the Werewolf) goes bananas in Piccadilly Circus causing buses to crash, and randomly picking off members of the public. A great movie! :)
Yes I saw that 2…
Jenny Agutter, was hot in that movie!
Make-up effects by the legendary Rick Baker. Who worked on American Werewolf and this film!
Did anyone notice when Lawrence first says "You moron, tonight I will kill ALL OF YOU!..." That his eyes slightly change? That effect was simple, small but so cool, showing how the Wolf side is creeping in, instead of Lawrence saying it in anger, it was the Wolf saying it. As Lawrence is saying "Stop it" he is in fact not talking to the Doctor and the others, but to the Wolf within.
Never stop making movies like this. This is art and i honestly think it one of the best Werewolf films out there.😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
These eight minutes and the last scene where he's fighting his dad, to me, is the best of the movie. The music is fantastic.
Danny Elfman
Hell yeah.
it was just a cinematic Masterpiece, from beginning to end
*1:16** Despite being a supporting role, Antony Sher played a sarcastic and crazy doctor well. He even deserved an award or more praise for it. R.I.P. (1949-2021).*
Rest in peace ☮️🕊️
I watch literally anything with Benicio del toro in it! This movie is so underrated!!
Everything about this movie was excellent. That panic at the door and the frustrating response from the village idiot ‘…it seems to be locked sir’ was a great ‘lunatics have taken over the asylum’ scene 😂
I never get tired of this clip. It may be brutal as hell, but you gotta admit, all those doctors had it coming.
I 100% agree
Oh definitely
Not the civilians, though.
@@georgeofhamilton true. but it's not exactly like he can stop himself in this state.
I like how everyone runs away in fear after seeing what was just a myth for them before. This is an example of how pride and excessive confidence can blind until danger begins. And I also like the violence and bestial sadism of the werewolf mixed with the screams and horrors of his victims.
@ Soapfanaddict I take it you haven’t seen the movie. I think you completely missed the intent of the characters themselves. Darth Vader and magneto are methodical in their nature to where this creature is completely wild, unpredictable, and will say anything to terrify anybody in their way. It has no quarrel about letting people live or killing them indiscriminately. It simply does not care about MOST human values because of how he was raised as a child. It’s the weight, wildness, and several layers of characterization that make this scene succeed in all areas.
I don’t think you must the same movie I did because he does harm people in discriminately. Yes he does kill the person who injected him as well as the doctor, but he also mortally wounded 7 other people in that same room. Those are 2 or 3 inch long claws ripping through 7 people in the room and at least 7 in the bus. The difference between him and the two you mentioned is that this one doesn’t care whether you live or die if you’re in or near it’s vicinity. Hulk and Morbius prefer not to kill, Vader chooses who to kill, this one doesn’t care about either option.I don’t know how are you didn’t see that. He’s not like Hulk or Morbius at all. There’s no line between morality and immorality for him.
But...werewolves aren't real you know.
@@brandoncruise6398 don't worry about soap he's a troll he's commenting on every comment
@@brandoncruise6398 That guy sounds like a giant cuck, His life gotta be miserable as he found a way to wash off his rage on internet
Criminally under rated movie. The transformation is really well done.
Dr. Hennigan did not sprout wings at the seminar, but he did fly out the window, lol, good horror movie and transformation in wheel chair was good special effects
The intense pain that one would go through during a mechanical transformation of their entire body including bones within a brief amount of time would explain why lycanthropes are always so entirely pissed off.
And explains why the human side “blacks out” and remembers nothing, the human side of the brain shuts down the body to avoid going into shock and death, the body is now a mere morphological shell and the human is just a passenger along for the ride as they have no control of their body, going on a murderous, predatory ride.
He handled the transformation better than the werewolf George from being human who screams like a girl whenever he Transforms
@@thatguywhocleansaquariums4839 😆 wth ?
Yer probably right haha! ....hmmm , u know , I never even considered that notion , but yeah yer right.
Well of course this would piss us off. It feels like you’re entire body is on fire, including your inner organs.
2:25 the transformation is awesome and the terrifying growl and the music amazing, incredible transformation of a werewolf
3:44 PICKLE RICK!!!!!!
most badass wolfman of all time. ferocious.
3:39 great roar
3:44 PICKLE RICK!!!!!!
2:07 Look at his eyes when he says "kill all of you" They quickly change due to his violent nature approaching.
Wow how did you notice that nanosecond? . Nice catch!!!!
so dope
Its actually the werewolf curse and
Yes is the were wolf 🐺 curse and 🔵🔵🔵
I love this movie…. Benecio Del Toro is one of my favorite actors. I watched it over and over.
That has got to be the best werewolf transf. scene in a movie bar A Company of Wolves. Impressive.
This was a remake of the 1941 Lon Chaney Jr.’s The Wolf Man. I think this film is excellent and sadly underrated. I think the film captures the essence of the original while adding a whole new level of horror. I was so happy to see Rick Baker and Dave Elsey’s version of the werewolf - classic, not like the cartoon-like cgi figures in Underworld. This was practical makeup and well done. Kudos to the whole cast for marvelous performances. This film should have been the beginning of the Universal Monster comeback.
Plus, a Danny Elfman score. Always a win. =)
They should do a modern trilogy....with
The Wolfman, Frankenstein and Dracula and do all or part of it in B/W. Question: Which actors would you like to see in each of the roles?? Frankenstein: The Undertaker Dracula: Andy García Wolfman: Stephen Baldwin
It's such a damn shame that this movie didn't do better at the box office. It really was so well done. This was a great scene, and Anthony Hopkins was so good as the father. Honestly, the entire cast was damn near perfect and acted wonderfully. Not to mention, this was some of Rick Bakers' best work.
Bet there was one guy in that room that left straight away . Saw his cheek bone move and was like “oh I better get a taxi”
All those idiots jamming up the door just reminds me of the theater scene from American Werewolf in London where the people were more of a danger to themselves than the monster. I do absolutely love how even when transformed he still has enough human intelligence left to remember those who did him wrong. I love how he doesn't just attack and kill the doctor like a wild animal would, he straight throws his ass out the window cause he remembered him talking about flying out of it.
The professor deserved it the most! The irony of playing a wolf in sheep skin while trying to lead a blind herd to nowhere will cross a real wolf that will teach the damned a moral and valuable lesson.
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Excellent analysis!
He did grow wings and fly out the window.
@@DaveKatague But poor landing.
Landing needs work but solid 4/10
That part where Lawrence howls after the firefight and it truly dawns on Aberline what they're up against. Chilling.
I'm pretty sure it dawned on him what they were dealing with after he ripped out the man's liver. 😁
I wish they continued this. Werewolves over vampires any day.
Nicholas Testani Me too Werewolves have the best parts.
It’s stupid when they make movies about werewolves living together in packs like family… same with vampires.
@@adamexenvironmental4468 Well Wolves live in packs so Werewolves having packs themselves makes sense. They're not loners.
I've personally always liked ghost movies best.
@@bezoticallyyours83 I like ghosts too would be really cool to see Werewolves who become ghosts.
One of the coolest werewolf transformation scenes ever made.
This should have been the start to a new Universal Monsters universe. I know many people want it to still be it’s own thing but I’m sorry this Wolfman design is too good to never use again.
It’s being rebooted with Ryan gosling in the lead
They should definitely redo all of the universal monster movies, in this style. It closely mirrors the original, but is fresh all the same. I'd love to see dracula, and the mummy in this style. Frankenstein has been done to death, but there are some good remakes.
I agree completely. I've always liked the wolf man look, as opposed to the long snout and pointed ears. And a truly more terrifying appearance, in my opinion.
@@robertstalnaker5728, mmmm? They say need to rethink that casting. Even this awesome transformation FX work in this one couldn't make Mr. Gosling a successor to DelToro
@@johnnyjones6022 too late. He’s signed. I don’t think it’s going to be a period piece though.
This scene is so satisfying to watch over and over...
This scene is Everything! Universal monsters are Everything!
This movie was ahead of its time. I loved it since I saw it in theaters. It’ll always be one of my favorites 🖤
It’s a shame this movie isn’t talked about, literally used to watch it on repeat and still watch it now and then and I love it, I was only young when first viewing it and I think it was the very gothic feel to it, with the woods and the moon being used perfectly, the mystery behind the story, the love story in it, everything just pieced together for me
Was too young to see this when it came out at the cinema, but watched it recently and my word. From the sheer craftsmanship of the film, to the atmosphere, the acting and the score, it's quite a masterpiece. Definitely one of the best gothic horror films imo.
7:03 I noticed that del Toro's Wolfman doesn't rely solely on biting, but rather primarily slashing his victims to death. It's a bit of a departure from the original source material where Lon Chaney Jr.'s Wolfman tore out the jugular of his victims and not much else.
Best transformation sequence ever in this movie I don’t care what critics would say it’s the best film ever
The Howling is the best film (1981)
When his teeth knock together when he is transforming... just a split second of added effect for realism. Nice job!
At 4:06 there's a Warren Zevon tribute! "He'll rip your lungs out, Jim..."
Such an underrated film when it is actually bordering on being a masterpiece
Open open.. Open this door!
Everything this movie does practically looks great. I really wish we could have seen Rick Baker do that transformation how he wanted to, but it still looks great regardless.
One of the few werewolf movies I can recall in recent years that was well done and not cheesy. Vampires always get every type of media dedicated to them but werewolves were always more fascinating imo