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"Brotherhood of the Wolf" DVDGuide Rating - ![]() The Bottom Line"Brotherhood of the Wolf" is a fascinating mélange of movie genres, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Pros
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Guide Review - "Brotherhood of the Wolf" DVDSet in 18th-century France, this film starts out like a horror movie and ends up in political intrigue. The king sends taxidermist Fronsac to Gévaudan, a region in southern France, to help deal with a mysterious beast that is brutally killing people. Fronsac is accompanied by his faithful companion Mani, an Iroquois Indian. Fronsac and Mani take part in many action sequences, done martial-arts style, as they gradually discover the truth about the beast. What I like best about this movie is how it refuses to be confined to a single genre. I enjoyed the locations, sets, and costumes a lot, too. Also, I found the movie's handling of its theme of trusting reason over emotion interesting. |
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