Logan

[Jim01Participant 6678]

saw it over the weekend and I really enjoyed it

I was worried ever since the first trailer with that female, mini-me Wolverine chopping people up but she was fine. I didn’t get a hint of any feminist crap and it was very violent

was a nice change from that SJW Spiderman film that just came out and sad to see Hugh Jackman leave the role as Wolverine

highly recommend it to others

[Anonymous 8]

I thought Logan was okay, it’s nice to see a superhero movie that isn’t entirely marketed toward teens, so I give it points for having aging characters dealing with grown folks business. My main grievance with the movie would be the lack of a proper super villain.

Watchmen dealt with the washed up superhero theme as well & I thought it was interesting, I hope that is something that catches on. Origin stories are okay, but enough is enough.

On a tangent what I would have liked to see made would have been Wolverine Vs. Sabretooth. In the 1994 X-Men cartoon they had a multi part episode in which Wolverine & Sabretooth hunted one another through northern Canada in a vicious battle. They both have healing factors so it was ultra-violent combat with brief melees then they retreat to lick their wounds & then have another go. I suppose it made sense to do it animated though.

[JVBParticipant]

Yes good flic. But it clearly sets up for more to come. Guess who then.

Peace is > piece.

[Duke TogoParticipant 2664]

I enjoyed the movie also. I expected it to be good, but it went above and beyond.

The water being poisoned to stop mutants from being born being revealed later in the movie blew my mind a little, but definitely explained why they then were being manufactured from DNA samples rather than from birth. I was wondering why there was so few mutants around in the world at the time in the plot.

Jim01 wrote:

sad to see Hugh Jackman leave the role as Wolverine

True. Don’t know who can replace him, those shoes are pretty big to fill.

Anonymous wrote:

On a tangent what I would have liked to see made would have been Wolverine Vs. Sabretooth. In the 1994 X-Men cartoon they had a multi part episode in which Wolverine & Sabretooth hunted one another through northern Canada in a vicious battle. They both have healing factors so it was ultra-violent combat with brief melees then they retreat to lick their wounds & then have another go. I suppose it made sense to do it animated though.

Ultra violent R rated movie adaptation only would suffice for this story. We can only dream of it though.

[Jim01Participant 6678]

JVB wrote:

Yes good flic. But it clearly sets up for more to come. Guess who then.

doesn’t matter – any future films involving X-23 can be ignored. It’s one of my favourite comic book films now

[JuehueParticipant 1316]

I didn’t really like the story because:

1) That one kid just become his responsibility because people uses his DNA

2) The story is so similar to the game Hitman: Absolution which came out a couple years before

[rebelandboltmanParticipant 640]

I enjoyed it as well. Dark, gritty, funny, sad, and action packed!

[JVBParticipant]

Jim01 wrote:

JVB wrote:

Yes good flic. But it clearly sets up for more to come. Guess who then.

doesn’t matter – any future films involving X-23 can be ignored. It’s one of my favourite comic book films now

You missed the point.

Peace is > piece.

[Jim01Participant 6678]

JVB wrote:

Jim01 wrote:

JVB wrote:

Yes good flic. But it clearly sets up for more to come. Guess who then.

doesn’t matter – any future films involving X-23 can be ignored. It’s one of my favourite comic book films now

You missed the point.

explain it to me then

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