Man-Thing

Man-Thing (2005)

  • 20% of critics liked it
    (5 reviews)

  • 30% want to see it
    (5,195 ratings)

Directed by Brett Leonard, Man-Thing is based on a comic book series of the same name from Marvel Comics. When one of real-estate tycoon F.A. Schist's crewmen is killed while developing a drilling station, it's the local Seminole Indian tribe who are blamed, though they know that the real… More

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Critic Reviews

  • Anton Bitel, Film4

    the creature, a rather underwhelming specimen of plant life with glowing red CGI eyes, is only a little more wooden than the film's human characters.

  • David Cornelius, eFilmCritic.com

    Too lame to be genuinely entertaining, not stupid enough throughout to be laughable.

  • David Nusair, Reel Film Reviews

    This is easily the worst comic book movie ever made, and no, I haven't forgotten about the original Punisher adaptation.

  • Brian Thomas, Now Playing Magazine

    One comics adaptation that comes with a few key panels missing.

  • Clint Morris, Moviehole

    As by-the-numbers as Bingo... A far bigger blow than anything Linda Lovelace could've bought to the table

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  • Phil H


    On the plus side this film looks great truth be told, despite the low budget and little faith from Marvel the film does look the business. The swamp looks pretty much like your perfect grotty, smelly, marsh-like festering pit with gnarled trees and lots of creeping vines, I was… More

  • Jacob P


    An interesting, yet somehwat funny, horror flick...which could have done a little better.

  • The S


    The real star of this film is the swamp set they created which has plenty of eerie atmosphere. Performances aren't bad despite a weak script. The plot is functional enough but is a large departure from the original comic book in several ways - the most disappointing being… More

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