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Posted by CondorRTB on 23-05-2004 at 15:33:

Van Helsing

this was a great movie but it was a little long. i did enjoy seeing the wolfman, frankenstien, and dracula all in one movie. plus seeing kate beckinsale in that tight corsette is a bonus. definitely see this. but take a pillow for your arse because its a little long to sit there in a chair.

Posted by Cep on 23-05-2004 at 16:53:

I heard the opposite on this film that it was too much crammed into too little.

However I must agree Ms Beckinsale in anything is a bonus!! Alienhehe

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Posted by CondorRTB on 23-05-2004 at 18:46:

there was a lot crammed in. i could easily see the movie being 3-4 hours long. thank god it wasnt though Big Grin

Posted by CricketBeautiful on 25-05-2004 at 18:05:

Well, we enjoyed it. Almost didn't see it, based on the bad reviews here, but adjusted our expectations accordingly (nothing to do with the original, or what the original drew from, and feel free to laugh at the most serious moments), and we enjoyed it.

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Posted by stardust on 30-05-2004 at 03:18:

Just saw Van Helsing and enjoyed it very much. I've learned to ignore reviews and go to what think looks good to me.
However, since girls aren't my thing, although I have to admit, kate did look good, I have to say that Hugh Jackman looked much better here than as Wolverine. And dig that sexy black wolf. But anything wolf is good, IMHO.

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