tubachris85x
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Ya'll are difficult to please, just sayin'
The Wolverine (Post-release)
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crabra comander
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Y'all like Splosions and shiny things, just sayin
Onephattsi2
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I thought it was a good movie..... Two things.....
Name one single movie that hasn't been predictable, and two... I couldn't tell you the last time I was in a movie and didn't figure out the ending halfway through the movie.....
All of the guys whining about movies not following the comics....... Need to just stop going to watch the movies and just stick with the comics.. because none of these movies are going to be like the comic.. it just isn't possible for entertainment and time purposes. So you will never be happy with a comic movie...
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Name one single movie that hasn't been predictable, and two... I couldn't tell you the last time I was in a movie and didn't figure out the ending halfway through the movie.....
All of the guys whining about movies not following the comics....... Need to just stop going to watch the movies and just stick with the comics.. because none of these movies are going to be like the comic.. it just isn't possible for entertainment and time purposes. So you will never be happy with a comic movie...
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Paul Andrew
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crabra comander
Master Member
Scenic Route, Time Crimes, Life of Pi, Cloud Atlas, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.
Kal
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Ya. That is the wolverine looking like Beast phase they tried. And it sucked
Paul Andrew
Master Member
Yes, although that was a bit previous to the return of the adamantium as well. Wolverine was replaced by a skrull lookalike for some time while he agreed to become death for apocalypse in order to get his adamantium back, which incidentally had been bonded to sabretooth. See how much dumber this movie could have been? Lol
Onephattsi2
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Guess I should have phrased that more correctly. Action/superhero type movie that isn't predictable.....
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crabra comander
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That is the curse of super heroes
comonbub
Sr Member
You all are such crybabies...That's all I have to say. You think too much when you watch movies and it ends up destroying it for you. I thouroughly enjoyed myself, the action and story were both great. So what if the Silver Samurai was the old man? You all cry about this when Nolan's Batman villians weren't REMOTELY like the comics? Hypocrites all of you...............
And back to the his claws being cut off, it still doesn't make sense. Yeah when he cut off Deadpool's head in Origins, the bonding wasn't 100% complete and that's how he was able to do that, but his was just meh.........They could have gotten it from his blood, his power is also transferable through his blood in the comic books. I still enjoyed it nonetheless, it was just a wtf moment to me.
And back to the his claws being cut off, it still doesn't make sense. Yeah when he cut off Deadpool's head in Origins, the bonding wasn't 100% complete and that's how he was able to do that, but his was just meh.........They could have gotten it from his blood, his power is also transferable through his blood in the comic books. I still enjoyed it nonetheless, it was just a wtf moment to me.
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Robinson
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I wonder if it will be considered a financial failure since it only did 55 mil. opening. I mean if a movie that did 128 mil opening if considered a failure by some then a movie that only did a lil over a third of that surely cant be a successful movie now can it, no matter how much you like it.
Depends on production costs as well. Not to mention, just because a movie isn't considered successful by North American money standards, it can still make a fortune internationally which is why you see so many "flops" with sequels - the studio sees the ROI in the international market.
third3ye
Sr Member
The movie only cost $120M to make and the marketing wasn't all-out for this movie. Even after the 50% cut to theaters, this movie will make back its money and then some, but I wouldn't say it's a huge financial win for Fox either. Wolverine is obviously going to keep being in future X-Men movies, but we may not see a solo movie for a long while after this.
Too Much Garlic
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I don't think another solo Wolverine movie is needed. That would be a bad choice to continue nearly exclusively center on him in the X-Men series or standalone films. There are so many mutants and so many stories to tell, if only they are brave enough to risk going for story and character rather than stupid action - I thought they did pretty well with The Wolverine in terms of both. Sure, it's isn't the best superhero movie, but I like it just as much as X-Men, X2, and X-Men: First Class. It was a worthy continuation in my mind... and I liked that it was rather slow and took its time with the characters and not exaggerated action and stupidity like Origins.
Paul Andrew
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Just got back. It wasn't the best, but I don't regret seeing it in a theater. Had fun with it for sure, and the after credits scene was really well done.
TheWolverine
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The Wolverine visits Red Robin? THAT'S ME BUB!
Check It Out! I'm On Red Robin's Website! Look For Me In The Burger Hub AS The Wolverine! *SNIKT*
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Check It Out! I'm On Red Robin's Website! Look For Me In The Burger Hub AS The Wolverine! *SNIKT*
http://www.redrobin.com/burgerhub/deeplink/speak-up/545
Get Your Claws On This! YUMM!
Lost21stJedi
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very cool
