I'm so bored of these movies now. I felt absolutely nothing.
I'm so bored of these movies now. I felt absolutely nothing.
And I have no interest in it after the exceptional Logan movie brought an end to that character's story. Money always more important than art. We'll see RDJ brought back eventually I bet.
Yeah, but as I understand it, this new movie takes place before the events of Logan, and the upcoming plot hasn't been revealed yet. Anyway, I really think Hugh was pushing it, even before the 2017 film was made.
Nonsense.You clearly feel something otherwise you wouldn't have felt a need to say anything.
Endgame had already established multiple timelines with or without Loki.Dr. Strange established the multiverse and Loki established multiple timelines.
The way they were talking, it sounds to me like this is going to be a different Wolverine than the one in Logan. It sounds like his Earth's fate was a lot worse than the one in Logan.The trailer doesn't say that this Logan is the the same Logan from the 2017 movie.
The TVA says, "This Wolverine let down his entire world."
That could mean any number of things.
Dr. Strange established the multiverse and Loki established multiple timelines.
This Logan could be from any number of timelines where things went to sh*t; along with Toad, Pyro, Lady Deathstrike and Azrel, who are glimpsed in the trailer.
That's not really how it works.You clearly feel something otherwise you wouldn't have felt a need to say anything.
That's not really how it works.
What a weird thing to argue about.![]()
Green and anyone who says otherwise is an idiotIt's the TrekBBS. People here can argue about the what color Vulcan urine could be and believe it's worthwhile.
Green and anyone who says otherwise is an idiot![]()
I'm also really glad to see an actual Wolverine costume, which I'm betting was done both for the fans but also so that Jackman doesn't have to ruin his health trying to get ridiculously buff at his age again (which I think was his problem playing Wolverine near the end, which makes sense because apparently its really rough getting into the kind of shape he did in, say, DoFP or The Wolverine).
I'm also really glad to see an actual Wolverine costume, which I'm betting was done both for the fans but also so that Jackman doesn't have to ruin his health trying to get ridiculously buff at his age again (which I think was his problem playing Wolverine near the end, which makes sense because apparently its really rough getting into the kind of shape he did in, say, DoFP or The Wolverine).
I think it's less for the fans and more, as you said, for health reasons. Jackman said the whole reason he wanted to retire the role with Logan was because he was in his 50s (he's now 56) and his body can't sustain the training (translation: Lots of carbs, lots of protein, all the steroids and incredible dehydration to look so cut) needed anymore. So by giving him a variation of the classic costume, he can wear some padding and doesn't need to go shirtless and look like a freak of nature again.
A year or two ago, I remember on Twitter someone posting a pic of him in that first film, where, as you say, he looks good but basically normal Hollywood appearance today, alongside one from Days of Future Past, where he was super ripped and shredded, abs looking like they’d been carved into his stomach, veins popping etc. Most women commenting on the thread said they preferred his look from the first film.Remember how we all thought Jackman looked hella ripped for the first X-Men and it's basically considered normal male appereance by today's Hollywood Standard?
I can't blame him for saying no to that.
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