Will be interested to hear your take, Xerxexx... I enjoyed it a lot — it's not perfect, but it's worth seeing and overall I thought it was a very good film and a solid reboot
of a classic monster movie.
Universal's latest
reboot of its classic monsters involves Tom Cruise, Russell Crowe, and Russell Crowe's hilarious haircut facing a vengeful mummy, played by Sofia Boutella (Star Trek: Beyond.)
This week, Universal Pictures takes another stab at reinvigorating their stable
of classic monsters with Dracula Untold.
He starred in a series of films in which he fought with a
lot of classic monsters: «Santo vs. the Vampire Women», «Santo vs. the Zombies», «Santo vs. The King of Crime», «Santo in the Wax Museum», etc..
Per Variety, «Levy wanted a big - budget
version of the classic monster tale, according to sources close to the project, while Fox wants to keep costs on the project down.»
Universal is determined to plug ahead with
remakes of their classic monster movies even though the only one that's made it to the big screen, Dracula Untold, tanked and vanished.
Since the expeditions aren't official hunting guild contracts, there's no traditional rewards on offer; but there are all sorts of relics and treasure to be found out in the woods, as well as a
cast of classic monsters from previous games in the series.
It is pretty much the same situation for
any of the classic monsters you'll encounter.
Monster Hunter 3 for the Nintendo Wii was a very good game that had
all of the classic Monster Hunter gameplay fans have come to expect from the Capcom series.