THE FOURTH KIND TRUE STORY CLAIMS FACE SKEPTICS POOR REVIEWS

The Fourth Kind is a true story, at least according to ads and trailers. But The Fourth Kind true story claims have to be taken with a grain of salt. The Fourth Kind true story hook is one that has been used by countless horror movies lately. This time,
The Fourth Kind True Story Claims Face Skeptics, Poor Review The Fourth Kind’s true story is one about aliens, not serial horror killers. Though the movie tries to make it look like The Fourth Kind’s story about sleep-deprived people facing alien abduction is true, most may not buy it.

But the debate of The Fourth Kind ‘true story’ is coming under some rather bad timing for the movie. For the last month, horror fans have been worshiping Paranormal Activity, the ultra low-budget hit that nevertheless looked very real to audiences. The home-movie format made the story of spirits haunting a young couple look all too real – or at least more real than what The Fourth Kind looks like.

By trying too hard, and by coming in at a bad time, The Fourth Kind is being regarded as Paranormal Activity-lite, despite having greater studio backing. But no matter if the story was true or not, it would be forgiven if the movie had good reviews, word-of-mouth and box office.

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Set in the late 1880s, the film keeps the plotline of the original, with Lawrence Talbot (Benicio del Toro) reuniting with his estranged father (Anthony Hopkins) following the disappearance of his brother. Lawrence Talbot’s childhood ended the night his mother died. After he left the sleepy Victorian hamlet of Blackmoore, he spent decades recovering and trying to forget. But when his brother’s fiancée, Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt), tracks him down to help find her missing love, Talbot returns home to join the search. He learns that something with brute strength and insatiable blood lust has been killing the villagers, and that a suspicious Scotland Yard inspector named Aberline (Hugo Weaving) has come to investigate.

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 NEW ‘AVATAR’ TV SPOT EXPLORES THE EXOTIC PANDORA

More never-before-seen footage of the Na’vi world, Pandora, from the much awaited “Avatar” have been unraveled through a brand new TV spot. The fresh made-for-television promo video was aired Friday, November 6 on Cartoon Network and presents a look at the exotic flowers and beasts found in the world away from the Earth.

A live action movie directed, co-produced and written also by the “Titanic” helmer James Cameron, “Avatar” follows Jake Sully, a former Marine who was wounded and paralyzed from the waist down in combat on Earth. Offered the chance to walk again when selected to participate in the Avatar program, he travels to Pandora.

There, he, using his new avatar body, goes on a scouting mission and he falls in love with a young Na’vi female named Neytiri. Having integrated himself into the Na’vi clan, he finds himself getting caught between the military-industrial forces of Earth and the Na’vi. Now, he has to choose sides in an epic battle that will decide the fate of an entire world.

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 GUILLERMO DEL TORO TALKS CREATURES OF ‘THE HOBBIT’

In an interview, the appointed director of the J.R.R. Tolkien’s adaptation discusses on the designs of the dragon Smaug, the spiders of Mirkwood, the Wargs and other creatures.

Director Guillermo del Toro has recently discussed the visions he has for the creatures to be seen in “The Hobbit”. To Total Film, he opened up about the work he did for the dragon Smaug, the spiders of Mirkwood, the Wargs and others, saying “The way I phrased it to Weta, I said we would keep the DNA in the same gene pool as the Rings trilogy, but that we would generate a different type of character.”

“For example, in the trilogy most of the creatures are brutish or inarticulate. In The Hobbit, the creatures speak: Smaug has beautiful lines of dialog; the Great Goblin has beautiful lines of dialog; many creatures do,” the 45-year-old went on explaining. “So we had to design them with a different approach because you are not just designing things that are scary.”

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What did you think of today’s movie news? Have you seen The Fourth Kind, and what do you think of it? Are you excited about the ‘Wolfman’ remake, and what about the new posters? Did you like the new ‘Avatar’ TV spot? Lastly, are you excited about the creatures coming to life in ‘The Hobbit’ by Del Torro?