Okay, after reading some really brutal reviews and having seen the movie myself, I'm still getting mixed feelings.
It has the potential to be a good movie, but there's a lot of confusion, a ton of loose ends, and scenes that feel really out of place.
Case in point, how does him having the eyes of a wolf give him the instincts and memories of one? Eyes don't have memories, they merely transmit them. That's like saying if you look into a mirror you can see everything that has ever been reflected in that mirror. Obviously, you can't.
The weird scene with the monkeys getting out of their cages made no sense either, and how he just runs up to the Indian girl's door 3/4 of the way through the movie and next minute they're doing it? What the heck? Overall, I'd say it's not a good enough movie to watch for the sake of watching a movie, but if you're seeking some artistic inspiration it might be worth your time, especially if you're aiming for a nature or native American theme.
It has the potential to be a good movie, but there's a lot of confusion, a ton of loose ends, and scenes that feel really out of place.
Case in point, how does him having the eyes of a wolf give him the instincts and memories of one? Eyes don't have memories, they merely transmit them. That's like saying if you look into a mirror you can see everything that has ever been reflected in that mirror. Obviously, you can't.
The weird scene with the monkeys getting out of their cages made no sense either, and how he just runs up to the Indian girl's door 3/4 of the way through the movie and next minute they're doing it? What the heck? Overall, I'd say it's not a good enough movie to watch for the sake of watching a movie, but if you're seeking some artistic inspiration it might be worth your time, especially if you're aiming for a nature or native American theme.