Dr.Mirakle32
Super Freak
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Here is the thing about Wolverine being an animal. It makes sense that he wouldn't be feral because he is for all intents and purposes still intact. Most of what brought his rage was dealing with frustration of not knowing his past and taking it out on everyone who was dumb enough to cross him. This film will do well enough to launch a sequel and that is where you'd need to show that to keep the integrity of the character, he wouldn't act exactly the same after going through all of this.
What this film didn't really do well is leave it open for newcomers, you had to have watched the previous films to really get what occurred here which is bad form (again not on the film itself but the screenwriters and director)
-Nothing was noted how James went from sickly little kid to well...Wolverine.
-Nothing was noted that its the healing factor is what kept them immortal.
-Nothing was noted that they were Canadians who fled to America (which was new to this but never noted)
-Nothing was ever noted how Professor X found them
-Nothing was ever noted how or why Wolverine went by Logan and Striker called him that even though he was around Victor when he was calling him "Jimmy" 9,000 times.
etc, etc, etc.
There are a bunch of them where fans like us know it and can watch and continue without much fanfare but for the casual fan like my sister-in-law (who liked the film) it meant she had to ask a lot of questions to gain understanding.
Oh and I loved the opening montage. Much better than the useless graphics done in films like Spider-Man or even the first X-Men.
Here's hoping for an extended cut that would fix most of those problems and give the film a little more room to breathe, though I doubt it.