Logan (New Wolverine movie March 3rd 2017)

[SNIKT1950]

17 years.

Glad they're going out in such good form.

 

[Victοr]

Its a shame because it looked fantastic in that first trailer.

Once I saw the second trailer with the Tool song and the awful green screen action I began to have doubts.

Yeah, I remember seeing that first trailer and being hella excited. The end result was... not as good. It's still not a bad flick, but it's kinda like your average, run of the mill Captain America Flash-Back story in an all-ages book.

Now, while this might be a controversial opinion, I'd kill to see a HYDRA-Cap film adapted properly. HYDRA-Cap is a legit master planner. He's currently playing literally everyone in the Marvel Universe. He's making deals with Senators, killing political enemies, setting up attacks from other terrorist organizations, put the plan to kill Banner in motion, and lots of other stuff. The guy is a pure beast.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

17 years.

Glad they're going out in such good form.

Maybe he'll come back. Still don't get why Logan is aging and not heeling properly after so many years of not aging. If the film took place in 2120, I could see him being an old man since he was over 100 years old in X1, but for him to be "old" in 2024 with Xavier still around doesn't make sense to me.

Yeah, I remember seeing that first trailer and being hella excited. The end result was... not as good. It's still not a bad flick, but it's kinda like your average, run of the mill Captain America Flash-Back story in an all-ages book.

Now, while this might be a controversial opinion, I'd kill to see a HYDRA-Cap film adapted properly. HYDRA-Cap is a legit master planner. He's currently playing literally everyone in the Marvel Universe. He's making deals with Senators, killing political enemies, setting up attacks from other terrorist organizations, put the plan to kill Banner in motion, and lots of other stuff. The guy is a pure beast.

With Chris Evans? I'm sure that after 5 films, maybe 6 or 7 if you count IW, he'd want to do something different, like playing a villain or "evil" Cap.

 

[Victοr]

With Chris Evans? I'm sure that after 5 films, maybe 6 or 7 if you count IW, he'd want to do something different, like playing a villain or "evil" Cap.

I wouldn't object to it, I like Evans. But in this climate, I doubt such a film could be made. Maybe 20 years later or so. But I tell you, HYDRA-Cap makes folks like Maker, Mandarin and other "master planners" look like champs. You may not like the concept, but you cannot deny that he is a pure beast.

EDIT: Even with already shot footage, with the right filters, Evans makes a great HYDRA-Cap:

 

[SNIKT1950]

Maybe he'll come back. Still don't get why Logan is aging and not heeling properly after so many years of not aging. If the film took place in 2120, I could see him being an old man since he was over 100 years old in X1, but for him to be "old" in 2024 with Xavier still around doesn't make sense to me.

He was born in 1832 so he's actually 200-years-old in this film.

 

[Chapter 2099]

I really enjoyed the teaser. It didn't give away much, IMO. It did the job. I'm definitely looking forward to the final trailers and opening day. Hopefully, this last installment delivers. I'd love to see them do this series justice with this finale.

 

[jnmx2000]

ugh, trailer didn't excite me, looks like I might be 3 for 3 of not seeing wolverine films in the theater. Right now this looks like a rental. Hopefully the next trailer is good.

 

[Khev]

17 years.

Glad they're going out in such good form.

It's those moments in the trailer that has me the most excited for this film's potential.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

He was born in 1832 so he's actually 200-years-old in this film.

Close, he's 192 in 2024 since he was born in 1832. My issue is that at the end of The Wolverine in 2015 he's 183, so he's only 8 years older in DOFP and an extra year in Logan, which makes him only 9 years older than he was in The Wolverine. Seems like he suddenly got old because they felt like making him older and broken to tell this "final" story. Again, if it was 2120, ok...but then they can't have Xavier in the film.

 

[fosing]

17 years.

Glad they're going out in such good form.

taking it out of context.

in a dim lit room.
2 old guys and a kid...........creepy.

 

[Chapter 2099]

Aaannnnnddd you ruined it, fosing.

You just ruined the trailer for all of us.

 

[RIDDICK]

2 old guys and a kid
in a dim lit room

- I've heard the call!

 

[EVILFACE]

Close, he's 192 in 2024 since he was born in 1832. My issue is that at the end of The Wolverine in 2015 he's 183, so he's only 8 years older in DOFP and an extra year in Logan, which makes him only 9 years older than he was in The Wolverine. Seems like he suddenly got old because they felt like making him older and broken to tell this "final" story. Again, if it was 2120, ok...but then they can't have Xavier in the film.

Guess they could say that thing that was keeping him from healing in the last flick has affected him permanently.

If the little girl supposed to be the x23 chick?

 

[Victοr]

taking it out of context.

in a dim lit room.
2 old guys and a kid...........creepy.

 

[fosing]

Aaannnnnddd you ruined it, fosing.

You just ruined the trailer for all of us.

- I've heard the call!

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Guess they could say that thing that was keeping him from healing in the last flick has affected him permanently.

If the little girl supposed to be the x23 chick?

I thought about that, but when he wakes up in 2023 at the very end of DOFP he's in a newly created timeline and he doesn't remember anything after 1973, but given that everyone is alive and well, including Jean Gray, that means the events of The Wolverine film didn't happen because she was dead in that original timeline. Therefore, Logan should be healthy since the Japan stuff didn't happen.

 

[Chapter 2099]

I thought about that, but when he wakes up in 2023 at the very end of DOFP he's in a newly created timeline and he doesn't remember anything after 1973, but given that everyone is alive and well, including Jean Gray, that means the events of The Wolverine didn't happen because she was dead in that original timeline. Therefore, Wolverine should be healthy since the Japan stuff didn't happen .

This post makes me realize how much Fox has ****** up the X-Men franchise.

 

[jye4ever]

taking it out of context.

in a dim lit room.
2 old guys and a kid...........creepy.

 

[Victοr]

This post makes me realize how much Fox has ****** up the X-Men franchise.

Eh, Time Travel and broken Timelines are for the X-Men what Clones are for Spider-Man. An embarassing part of the mythos, but it wouldn't be the same without them. So, technically, Fox is adapting the source material.

 

[Chapter 2099]

Eh, Time Travel and broken Timelines are for the X-Men what Clones are for Spider-Man. An embarassing part of the mythos, but it wouldn't be the same without them. So, technically, Fox is adapting the source material.

Don't drag the clones into this. Don't you do that.