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Alright, I wanted to do this in bulk, not just little updates. For the past 20 days, I've been communicating with one of the guys who saw The Wolfman screening in Vegas, asking him questions about the film, and I got a few cool clarifications.

-Wolfboy (Gollum looking creature). It's spoilerish, so if you want to know, PM me.

-Art Maliks character Singh is Sir John's manservant and a good family friend to the Talbot's. However, he is not in the film for very long.

-Kinda spoilerific, but everyone with a brain knows what happens to Lawrence: "There is closure with the main character, but something happens to someone else and you're left wondering what will happen."

-On Gwen Conliffe (Emily Blunt) : "Gwen's character was pretty useless in my opinion. I don't want to spoil anything, but I thought she would have a way to stop everything but it just seemed like the movie forgot about her lol"

-Doubts anyone gets an Oscar nomination, however: "Well, it's difficult rating each actor individually because I'll always compare each actor to their previous films. But they all do a great job. Benicio del Toro and Anthony Hopkins probably had the best performances in the film. When it came to Hugo Weaving and Emily Blunt, I'm not quite sure who did better, but they both delivered."

-On the dialogue/plot: "The dialogue isn't bad at all -- there's nothing corny and there's no one-liners. The film takes itself seriously with the atmosphere it creates. So I wouldn't worry about the dialogue, just the story and how it's presented." (The plot/story inconsistency will hopefully be fixed when the film is 100% edited. What he saw was a rough cut, that doesn't flow well)

-Fan of the gypsy poem? (Even a man who is pure in heart...) We're in luck.: "The gypsy poem, from what I remember, was in the film. And the dialogue between Larry and Sir John was always great." (I asked about some of the interactions between Father/Son. Looks like we're in for a treat when it comes to acting)