Logan (New Wolverine movie March 3rd 2017)

[DiFabio]

As if you don't always carry tissues and napkins around with you anyway for when you spill that spaghetti.

 

[a-dev]

Han's death was a shock, it just happened and his body fell. It was loud and didn't give you time to appreciate it. Logan was the exact opposite. It was quiet, took its time, let you take it in while you welled up and all the last 17 years of history came into your head as Hugh breathed his last breath. Harrison just cashed his cheque while Hugh said goodbye to us.

 

[GasparZizou]

As if you don't always carry tissues and napkins around with you anyway for when you spill that spaghetti.

I see you found my /r9k/ posts

 

[YoNoSe]

Pfft. What a bunch of nancies.

I haven't cried in a theater since Mufasa.

 

[KryptoSlush]

Han's death was a shock, it just happened and his body fell. It was loud and didn't give you time to appreciate it. Logan was the exact opposite. It was quiet, took its time, let you take it in while you welled up and all the last 17 years of history came into your head as Hugh breathed his last breath. Harrison just cashed his cheque while Hugh said goodbye to us.

Nailed it.

The moment Han stepped out on that bridge, you knew he was dead. There was no suspense and it was so shallow and insignificant for such a significant character. I didn't feel anything, except contempt for J.J. Abrams.

 

[GasparZizou]

Did anyone expect X24 to be Daken?

I did, for a brief moment, it would've been great.

 

[pturtle]

At first I thought it was a dream, but I never thought it was Daken. To be honest I'm not really a fan of his character. I also think he ruins Wolverine's character a bit too in the comics I read.


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[SNIKT1950]

Did anyone expect X24 to be Daken?

I did, for a brief moment, it would've been great.

Nah, that would have opened a whole other can of worms.

Same goes for Creed, Omega Red, etc.

It needed to be a showdown with his greatest adversary - the beast within.

 

[GasparZizou]

At first I thought it was a dream, but I never thought it was Daken. To be honest I'm not really a fan of his character. I also think he ruins Wolverine's character a bit too in the comics I read.

Nah, that would have opened a whole other can of worms.

Same goes for Creed, Omega Red, etc.

It needed to be a showdown with his greatest adversary - the beast within.

No I agree, I'm not a fan of Daken myself, but I expected something like Daken in name only, with Daken or Sabretooth etc etc, the point of "the beast within" would've stood.

Basically, didn't expect a clone of himself.

I'm not saying it's a bad choice, I'm just saying I expected Daken for a bit whenever I saw x24 related stuff.

 

[pturtle]

Yea, I think they certainly could have finessed him into being X24 and the beast within allegory would still work.




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[GasparZizou]

That mirror scene at the farm was cool.

Although that Marvel vs Capcom player 2 color scheme thing was a bit funny.

 

[Chapter 2099]

I'll admit. I do like Daken. Never thought about seeing him in the movie, but wouldn't have minded it.

I really liked his role in 'The Wolverines' if you guys haven't checked that out.

The series didn't end well, IMO - just too quick - but the first 10 issues were good.

 

[karamazov80]

Continuity is a total disaster in these films. Difabio is right on. Also agree about Han vs. Wolvie.

And jye, I feed on your sadness and pain. So, glad to hear my plan is working!

 

[Khev]

Any old character that an actor has played for many years or decades that dies on screen will just be "pulling a Han" from here on out, including Wolverine.

His death in TFA was pretty much perfect, a long farewell speech to the fans would have been silly and out of place for his character. Long goodbyes were never his style.

 

[jye4ever]

Continuity is a total disaster in these films. Difabio is right on. Also agree about Han vs. Wolvie.

And jye, I feed on your sadness and pain. So, glad to hear my plan is working!

 

[karamazov80]

Han's death was the perfect stimulus to get my eyes to roll.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Any old character that an actor has played for many years or decades that dies on screen will just be "pulling a Han" from here on out, including Wolverine.

Nah...Captain Kirk did it first.

Han pulled a Kirk.

Regardless, Wolvie death > Kirk & Han

 

[jye4ever]

Han's death was the perfect stimulus to get my eyes to roll.

Tell that to the 2 kids sitting behind me on opening night first showing, they literally started screaming and crying NO in agony at his death.

The parents had their hands full.

 

[Khev]

Nah...Captain Kirk did it first.

Doesn't matter, no one noticed when Kirk died.

Kirk's death: Yelling barracuda

Han's death: Yelling shark

 

[karamazov80]

I would tell them that!