Comments on: Wolverine 2 filming update; DC Comics’ New 52 trailer; Conan the Barbarian released

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Conan the Barbarian is born in war, a product of blood and steel. Thus the film should be a visceral, violent portrayal of a warrior set against the fantasy backdrop of Robert E. Howard’s Hyboria. What emerges on screen is a set of one dimensional characters placed in a world that feels half heatedly brought to life.