In the end of the third movie it showed a newspaper article that did that he might be alive…I think not sure I do know in the book mad about the boy he was still alive. I sure hope they don’t get back together that would really suck big time. I didn’t read the whole book.

WEREWOLVES (2024) Is On Cinemas of AMC Theaters In Shelby, NC

Doesn't look like you can 😕. How annoying, right? I'd watch it in a movie theater, or request a DVD or Blu-ray from my local library if it came out on those (or I'd pay to rent it if such places still existed), but everything you can hold in your hands is being phased out, and I'm not signing up and paying $8 a month just to see this on yet another streaming platform. Ah well... ❤☮🌎

Since when are movies suppose to be believable. Seriously though.

@@billyc6678 I have lost count of the interviews that I have seen. Where movie Directors, Actors, Writers, etc. Have stressed how their goal is a depiction of real life. To give authenticity to their productions. They go to great lengths with locations, wardrobe, dialogue, props, etc. To project that sense of realism. In movies today, acting talent and a film makers directive to record snippets of human life on screen. Capturing realistic interactions between those portraying a role. Has been replaced with CGI. It always has to be an action fest to satisfy who? The more of these movie trailers I see, the more negatives from those who comment about them. What's missing? If one wants to see all this fantasy, then watch cartoons where they can do anything and everything. But when watching movies the problem lies with them taking the human element outside the bounds of reality. Monsters etc. Having things in a movie that don't exist is okay. But what is important, is how the humans are depicted when dealing with the challenge. To understand what I'm talking about. Watch some old movies. Movies that relied solely on talent to carry them. Gone With The Wind, The Miracle Worker, To Kill A Mockingbird, Shane. If you like comedies? Pillow Talk, The Party, Some Like It Hot. Nothing vulgar to hold your attention. No fake action sequences that humans are incapable of performing. I remember after seeing Charlton Heston in the Ben Hur movie at the cinema. That was like 1960. I was in awe of the majesty of that film. That remake they made a few years back was pathetic. It's movies like Ben Hur you remember all your life. And in fact learn lessons from it. I may be one of a few that enjoys humans (actors) portraying roles that I can identify with. That they have the same strengths and abilities as I. And also suffer the same limits and weaknesses. It's not just my opinion. It's what they have been telling us for a long time. That movies depict real life. Those days are gone as witnessed by all these trailers. The problem as I see it. They are just not believeable.

Yeah some Ripley vibes with the gal too. ;)