Voorhees27
Super Freak
Re: Wolverine 2
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New promo pic from USA Today.
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New promo pic from USA Today.
100 bucks says it'll only take Wolverine one try."DESHI BASARA" "DESHI BASARA" "DESHI BASARA"
I think it's the fact that this picture is so boring and forgettable that folks just forgot.
Yeah, never seen Jackman with his shirt off as Wolverine before, posing with his claws out.Wrong thread. Jen reopened the TDKR thread for ya.
Yeah, never seen Jackman with his shirt off as Wolverine before, posing with his claws out.
I'm not the one who is apparently so into these pics of Jackman that I can distinguish one from the other. . .
Fact is, this is a boring picture.
"Then you must escape the same way the child did...without claws."
Dun dun dunnnnnn!
https://www.superherohype.com/news/...lverines-placement-in-the-x-men-film-universe"It’s set after 'X-Men 3', but I wouldn’t call it a sequel to 'X-Men 3'," says Mangold. "...Because of some of the themes in the Claremont/Miller saga. I felt it was really important to find Logan at a moment where he was stripped clean of his duties to the X-Men, his other allegiances, and even stripped clean of his own sense of purpose. I was fascinated with the idea of portraying Logan as a ronin – the definition of which is a samurai without a master, without a purpose. Kind of a soldier who is cut loose. War is over. What does he do? What does he face? What does he believe anymore? Who are his friends? What is his reason for being here anymore? I think those questions are especially interesting when you’re dealing with a character who is essentially immortal."
"What I wrote on the back of the script when I first read it was 'Everyone I love will die,'" Mangold continues. "The story I’ve been telling, he enters it believing that. Therefore he’s living in a kind of isolation. He gets drawn to Japan by an old friendship and then finds himself in a labyrinth of deceit, caught up in the agendas of mobsters, of wealth, and other powers we come to understand... You find Logan and his love is gone, his mentors are gone, many of his friends are gone, his own sense of purpose – what am I doing, why do I bother – and his exhaustion is high. He has lived a long time, and he’s tired. He’s tired of the pain."