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Brotherhood of the Wolf
Action, Adventure, History, Horror - 2001
Brotherhood of the Wolf
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In 18th century France, the Chevalier de Fronsac and his Native American friend Mani are sent by the King to the Gevaudan province to investigate the killings of hundreds by a mysterious beast.
Director:
,
Christophe Gans
Cast:
,
Vincent Cassel
,
Jean-François Stévenin
,
Mark Dacascos
,
Jacques Perrin
,
Émilie Dequenne
,
Jean Yanne
,
Monica Bellucci
,
Samuel Le Bihan
,
Jérémie Renier
,
Johan Leysen

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Details

Rated:
R
Runtime:
137 min
Release date:
31 Jan 2001
Country:
FR
Languages:
German, French, Lithuanian, Italian
Budget:
$29,000,000
Revenue:
$70,752,904
Awards:
4 wins & 22 nominations

Top Critics Reviews

fresh:
A wonder of magpie postmodernism, a samurai adventure with Hong Kong action and a wry touch of American Western, all sewn into a free interpretation of Gallic history that also has its finger on the pulse of current social trends.
– Ella Taylor,
L.A. Weekly,
30 Sep 2002
rotten:
Instead of fluid acrobatics, we get hyperbolic montages of kicking feet, somersaulting torsos, and fists connecting with faces.
– David Edelstein,
Slate,
22 Mar 2002
fresh:
Fun movie, animatronic beast and all.
– Andrew Sarris,
New York Observer,
13 Mar 2002
fresh:
Exhilirating viewing, at least while the feet are flying and the fangs are baring.
– Peter Howell,
Toronto Star,
8 Feb 2002
fresh:
Utterly preposterous but so full of enthusiasm and flashy style that it's entertaining anyway.
– Liam Lacey,
Globe and Mail,
8 Feb 2002
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