The real hook of The Woman in Black doesn't have much to do with the film itself. While it actually looks like a well shot, moody little ghost story, all anybody really cares about is how Daniel Radcliffe will be in his post-Harry Potter career. I think he's got a bright future ahead, maybe not on par with Emma Watson, but Radcliffe will be around for a long time. Rupert Grint on the other hand? Eh, he'll always be Ron Weasley.
Directed by James Watkins and written by Jane Goldman(Kick-Ass), the story centers on a young lawyer who heads to a small England town to settle the affairs of a deceased client, a woman named Alice Drablow. When he arrives, he discovers that the entire town has been cursed by a series of unusual accidents and occurrences, suspected to have been caused by Alice's malevolent spirit.
The Woman in Black will open on February 3rd, but you can check out the latest trailer below...
