GasparZizou
Super Freak
The best Xmen movie for me is X1, it has the closest Wolverine personality to the comics that I've seen from Jackman.
The best Xmen movie for me is X1, it has the closest Wolverine personality to the comics that I've seen from Jackman.
Before last year, I would've agreed. But for me, the uncut version of Wolverine is closest.
I haven't seen that, I wasn't crazy about The Wolverine, but maybe the uncut version can fix that.
Ian and Patrick get respect because they are, by far, the best actors in the franchise.
Jackman comes close, especially after his Broadway and Le Mis cred, but he's still not there yet.
Berserker rage is what we haven't seen on film yet. That Wolvie can get so furious that he's a danger to everyone around him.I agree with you on Jackman playing Wolverine, but I still say the only time the character was correct was in The Wolverine. Singer always has him talk about the animal rage, but we have never seen it. Singer's version of Logan is a lot like the current Marvel Comics version. Lots of talking about rage, anger, the animal within, but almost no showing. At least in the Wolverine they play with him trying to find something worth fighting for again, and his nobility. Had they not gone with Iron Monger as the final villain, but instead gone with an actual Samurai fight of Logan vs the newly young old guy(forget his name) it would have been great. A hand to hand fight would have allowed better character moments. Logan can't use the beast to win this fight. It has to be the man. But back ontopic, we have not seenthe "beast" yet. Wolverine is pretty neutered in the X-Men films.
More blood, death and obscenities.
That character in your Avatar is what I think Wolverine should be like on film. Jackman's Wolverine is close but lacking the intimidation. The character also needs to be treated differently, he should be in the background not the central character and only come to the forefront when bad s*** goes down, exactly how Snake Eyes should be treated.
Berserker rage is what we haven't seen on film yet. That Wolvie can get so furious that he's a danger to everyone around him.
That character in your Avatar is what I think Wolverine should be like on film. Jackman's Wolverine is close but lacking the intimidation. The character also needs to be treated differently, he should be in the background not the central character and only come to the forefront when bad s*** goes down, exactly how Snake Eyes should be treated.
Berserker rage is what we haven't seen on film yet. That Wolvie can get so furious that he's a danger to everyone around him.
More blood, death and obscenities.
I watched the first cartoon series but it diverged so much from the comics that it and other X-Men series hold no influence on my perception of the character.He's been at the forefront of Marvel's comic X-men for decades. He's also fronted pretty much all the X-Men cartoons. Not sure if he still does, but at one point, even lead the team when they split, with Cyclops taking the other half. Film-wise, it's wholly understandable as he's essentially the glue for the franchise, with his "immortality" allowing Jackman to seamlessly jump through all storylines from present, through future and even past, without them needing to recast the role and open that whole bag of worms. Keeps everything consistent and copacetic. As for the berserker rage, I do agree, but they've yet to do a storyline where that would play well, vs. appear campy.
It's not just that. You keep saying "First Class was the most successful of the franchise," but Wolverine blew past FC by almost $70mil. First Class underperformed even Origins by $20mil worldwide, DESPITE Origins being hurt by an internet leak of the film.
World box office breakdown in order of most $$$ earned:
X-Men: The Last Stand: $459,359,555
The Wolverine: $414,828,246
X2: X-Men United: $407,711,549
X-Men Origins: Wolverine: $373,062,864
X-Men: First Class: $353,624,124
X-Men: $296,339,527
https://www.boxofficemojo.com
As you can see, First Class didn't even out perform the last two proper X-Men sequels, and, in fact, is second to last, placing 5th out of 6.
I really liked The Wolverine, second only to First Class in my favorite X-Men films. I need to buy the Uncut version if it's that much better then the theatrical cut.
It really is amazing how much the small addition of more blood, death and swearing makes it really feel like a Wolverine film. It's just a shame FOX doesn't have the ***** to go full out and make an R-rated Wolverine. Honestly, I don't even really get why the uncut version would've gotten an R. The violence seemed relatively tame and there was only a single F-bomb.
You really need a R rating to show Wolvie's true superpower, he should look like a gory car wreak still able to keep on fighting to convey just how powerful he is. I don't understand how the Walking Dead can get away with as much gore and violence on TV as it does and yet we can't see anything close to that in a Wolverine movie.
Wow, that uncut version is sounding pretty cool, I definitely need to get it now.
Just found out Sunspot's not going full black super saiyan in this, that's disappointing.
You really need a R rating to show Wolvie's true superpower, he should look like a gory car wreak still able to keep on fighting to convey just how powerful he is. I don't understand how the Walking Dead can get away with as much gore and violence on TV as it does and yet we can't see anything close to that in a Wolverine movie.