Wolfman

A while I go I went to see the wolfman, you now the film with Antonio Bandraes with a Spanish accent, whose character was supposed to have been brought up in England.
It also stars Emily Blunt, as the unbelievable love interest. It started off with Good intentions, lost older brother returns home after the death of his younger brother. Meets his fiancee, tries to find out who murdered him, is bitten by werewolf who turns out to be his father. He turns wolfy, kills people then is committed, all this sounds good story wise, until you realise that Pappa loyal servant know he is the only werewolf in town and attacked his son and killed people, has some silver bullets locked in a case just in case he needs to put old wolfy down but doesn't use them, not until the son is committed. I believe this is the film that Tim Burton should of lend his hand to rather then the car crash that is Alice in Wonderland, which half the people are only going to see because its 3D
Anyway visually it was the picture postcode version of old England but with no heart, I didnt care about the characters, I cared that it wasnt made overly long.
Next film I want to see is Legion.