albeit scaly, little child. In the original Beowulf, the monsters are outcasts because they're bad (just as Cain, their progenitor, was outcast because he killed his brother), but in the film Beowulf the monsters are bad because they're outcasts [...] Contrary to the original Beowulf, the new film wants us to understand and humanize our monsters." See also Lists of historical films Late antiquity Germanic Heroic Age References External links Beowulf Production Notes Nick Haydock, "Making Sacrifices: Beowulf and Film," The Year's Work in Medievalism 27 (2012). 2007 films 2000s English-language films 2007 computer-animated films 2007 3D films 2000s fantasy drama films 2000s fantasy adventure films 2000s monster movies 2000s action adventure films 2000s American animated films American 3D films American epic films American computer-animated films American animated fantasy films American fantasy drama films American fantasy adventure films American adult animated films American action adventure films Animated action films Animated adventure films Animated drama films Animated films about dragons British 3D films British epic films British computer-animated films British animated fantasy films British fantasy drama films British fantasy adventure films British action adventure films Films about shapeshifting Animated films based on Norse mythology Films based on Beowulf Films set in Denmark Films set in the 6th century Films set in the Viking Age IMAX films ImageMovers films Paramount Pictures films Paramount Pictures animated films Shangri-La Entertainment films Warner Bros. films Warner Bros. animated films Films using motion capture Films directed by Robert Zemeckis Films with screenplays by Neil Gaiman Films with screenplays by Roger Avary Films scored by Alan Silvestri 3D animated films 2007 drama films American monster movies Films about mother–son relationships British adult animated films Films produced by Robert Zemeckis 2000s British films