Comments on: Review: X-Men Origins: Wolverine

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By: lill100

lill100 — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 19:34:12 +0000

X-man is a awesome movie, i have seen all the part of X-men, but the wolverin is the most dareable part ever seen, thanks for the part of x-men………….

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By: Simi Valley

Simi Valley — Fri, 05 Mar 2010 09:23:43 +0000

there are so many areas of that Japanese story, I love the idea of this kind of anarchic character, the outsider, being in this world – I can see it aesthetically, too – full of honor and tradition and customs and someone who’s really anti-all of that, and trying to negotiate his way. The idea of the samurai, too – and the tradition there. It’s really great. In the comic book he gets his ass kicked by a couple of samurai – not even mutants. He’s shocked by that at first.
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By: Nasim

Nasim — Thu, 19 Nov 2009 00:15:46 +0000

This is my favorite movie. I have enjoyed the movie more than 8times.Thanks for your nice post. Have a nice time. bye Dog Life Jackets

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Hollywood Gossip » Blog Archive » Hollywood Hot Gossip — Sat, 02 May 2009 22:41:45 +0000

[...] is still a kung-fu flick and a revenge flick with CGI is still a revenger . Some may confuse “Wolverine” with a superhero film, but make no mistake, it’s a revenger of the best kind: a [...]

By: James Armstrong

James Armstrong — Sat, 02 May 2009 06:15:59 +0000

In the first x-men movie, Shadowcat was a teenager, in the second she was pre-teen. (Not to mention being a member of Excalibur, anyway)

By: MovieBob

MovieBob — Sat, 02 May 2009 06:09:44 +0000

I mean, you have to know your movie's in trouble when your opening credits are telling a more interesting story than the following 90% of the film. The whole thing in story and execution plays out like a white-trashy "Highlander" spinoff. And, while I'm at it…

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I'm calling it right now: "Magic Amnesia Bullet" is this Summer's "Nuked the fridge."

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The reason the badly-used character cameos in THIS irked me so much is that it plays as such a naked demonstration of contempt for the audience: "Should we try and get a better script, sir?" "Hell no! Just write a fat guy into one scene and call him The Blob, and the nerds'll smile and keeping gobblin' this tripe up!"

By: MovieBob

MovieBob — Sat, 02 May 2009 06:03:46 +0000

See, here's the thing: I'm NOT a guy who loses his mind over continuity and minutia. If I'm a fan, and there's some inside stuff that makes me grin, yeah, I'm inclined to look favorably; but on balance I don't really "care" much about fidelity – if I did, I wouldn't like the first two good X-films because nobody is wearing their proper uniform or because Stewart and McKellan don't even TRY to hide their British accents (Xavier is American and Magneto is a German of Jewish ancestry.) If the movie is GOOD and retains the core spirit of the material, they can shuffle the details around all they like for all I care. Do I "get" why Deadpool's fans are coming out of this spitting mad? Yes, but if the movie hadn't been badly made/written/plotted/acted otherwise it wouldn't have mattered much to me.

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By: Bosch_Fawstin

Bosch_Fawstin — Sat, 02 May 2009 01:45:08 +0000

Just saw it, Jackman's never been better, he gave his all to this, and to think this is his fourth time out as Wolverine, very impressive. I enjoyed the surprising nice turns they had with the story, and John's right, this is a revenge picture, super-hero style, and it really works that way. I can't appreciate the disappointment of the Deadpool fan's regarding the film's take on the character, since what little I've read of him is completely forgettable, and I really cannot take any character that Rob Liefeld created seriously.

By: Zalitar

Zalitar — Sat, 02 May 2009 00:03:55 +0000

First review I've really agreed with. It met all of my expectations for a good movie. I have a short list:

1. Did I look at my watch? No.
2. If I had to take a wiz did I hold it? Yea.. held it from the scene in the barn till the end of credits.

If I wanted to nit pick things, I'd get a job picking lice out of peoples hair. If people would stop looking at individual brush strokes all the time, then they might step back and see a pretty good picture that can hold your attention and that you might enjoy… otherwise all you see are squigly lines.