the best thing about this movie for me was that bryan dick played rafe and made me melt . rafe and all his gorgeousness made the movie worth sitting through and even though i itched to get up and scream. i have never seen a hotter man. ahem but that not the point. the title. that is indeed what it is. they took the beautiful story written by annette curtis klause and threw it out. i will and in all my anal retentive glory and point out what was missing and what has changed and and all else wrong with the movie. sit tight and here goes represent apparently and rafe is son of astrid and gabriel and and apparently and ulf is no longer astrids child and like in the book. and and as i recall from the book and rafe and astrid were lovers. astrid is apparently blond and as opposed to the notably red hair described in the book. i believe the book said that she looked more like a fox than a wolf. and the movie also shows that astrid is vivians aunt. where did axel go. vivian is 19. in the book she was 16. vivian and aiden meet in high school which they both attend in the book. vivian goes to see aiden because of his poem wolf change. but and according to the movie and aiden beat up his dad and escaped and and now lives in romania and and draws graphic novels. this made me go what the fk. there is no kelly in the movie. where was the kelly in the movie. the kelly in the book and however and hated vivian. and she also dated aiden after they broke up. vivian even gets tipsy in the book and trashed her room. gabriel bears a striking resemblance to a columbian drug lord in the movie. and he sort of sounds like one too. his acting was very good and but his appearance threw me off. vivian had no parents in the movie. her father and mother and 2 other siblings died in the movie. yet in the book and when she comes home one night and her mother and esme is sitting on the couch and after fighting with astrid over gabriel. and vivian has no siblings. only her father died in the book. aiden accepts vivan for what she is. this really got me. he kills rafe in the creepy church and confronts vivian and and she saves him from the others wolves and except aiden shoots her and so they saunter off to find medicine and and then they try to leave the city together. wtf. in the book and aiden freaks out when she turns into a wolf and and cries like a chick and throws stuff at her and and so she panics and and jumps out the window. then he makes up a story that he tried to break up with her and and she threw a chair out of the window. that doesn not sound accepting to me. aiden wants her to runaway with him. in the book and he wants nothing to do with vivan after she turns for him. nor does he lovingly hold her face and say she can control it. he cries like a woman because he is scared of her. and the final indignation. the one that nearly gave my three best friends and i heart attacks in our seats represent in the movie and aiden and vivian run away together and and vivan has killed gabriel. as in she shoots him. gabriel dies. in the book not only does vivian not kill gabriel and i do believe they end up together. as in and she doesn not end up with aiden and she ends up with gabriel. what the hell. small things were noticed too represent ulf red hair which he gets from astrid has been changed to brown in the movie and and vivian works at a chocolate shop. a horrible shock while i am ashamed. the book really wasn not hard to follow. if disney can use a random h. school and why couldn not the directer have found a random h. school. sigh i was really looking forward to this movie and i loved the book and it sad that it do not follow it one bit. i give it a 2 and only because (as the top of this review states) rafe (played by bryan dick) was dead sexy and and agnes bruckner did a wonderful job. and and they kept the poem from steppenwolf with love and caitlin. 
the best thing about this movie for me was that bryan dick played rafe and made me melt . rafe and all his gorgeousness made the movie worth sitting through and even though i itched to get up and scream. i have never seen a hotter man. ahem but that not the point. the title. that is indeed what it is. they took the beautiful story written by annette curtis klause and threw it out. i will and in all my anal retentive glory and point out what was missing and what has changed and and all else wrong with the movie. sit tight and here goes represent apparently and rafe is son of astrid and gabriel and and apparently and ulf is no longer astrids child and like in the book. and and as i recall from the book and rafe and astrid were lovers. astrid is apparently blond and as opposed to the notably red hair described in the book. i believe the book said that she looked more like a fox than a wolf. and the movie also shows that astrid is vivians aunt. where did axel go. vivian is 19. in the book she was 16. vivian and aiden meet in high school which they both attend in the book. vivian goes to see aiden because of his poem wolf change. but and according to the movie and aiden beat up his dad and escaped and and now lives in romania and and draws graphic novels. this made me go what the fk. there is no kelly in the movie. where was the kelly in the movie. the kelly in the book and however and hated vivian. and she also dated aiden after they broke up. vivian even gets tipsy in the book and trashed her room. gabriel bears a striking resemblance to a columbian drug lord in the movie. and he sort of sounds like one too. his acting was very good and but his appearance threw me off. vivian had no parents in the movie. her father and mother and 2 other siblings died in the movie. yet in the book and when she comes home one night and her mother and esme is sitting on the couch and after fighting with astrid over gabriel. and vivian has no siblings. only her father died in the book. aiden accepts vivan for what she is. this really got me. he kills rafe in the creepy church and confronts vivian and and she saves him from the others wolves and except aiden shoots her and so they saunter off to find medicine and and then they try to leave the city together. wtf. in the book and aiden freaks out when she turns into a wolf and and cries like a chick and throws stuff at her and and so she panics and and jumps out the window. then he makes up a story that he tried to break up with her and and she threw a chair out of the window. that doesn not sound accepting to me. aiden wants her to runaway with him. in the book and he wants nothing to do with vivan after she turns for him. nor does he lovingly hold her face and say she can control it. he cries like a woman because he is scared of her. and the final indignation. the one that nearly gave my three best friends and i heart attacks in our seats represent in the movie and aiden and vivian run away together and and vivan has killed gabriel. as in she shoots him. gabriel dies. in the book not only does vivian not kill gabriel and i do believe they end up together. as in and she doesn not end up with aiden and she ends up with gabriel. what the hell. small things were noticed too represent ulf red hair which he gets from astrid has been changed to brown in the movie and and vivian works at a chocolate shop. a horrible shock while i am ashamed. the book really wasn not hard to follow. if disney can use a random h. school and why couldn not the directer have found a random h. school. sigh i was really looking forward to this movie and i loved the book and it sad that it do not follow it one bit. i give it a 2 and only because (as the top of this review states) rafe (played by bryan dick) was dead sexy and and agnes bruckner did a wonderful job. and and they kept the poem from steppenwolf with love and caitlin. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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