There was another one at the very end of the credits. It was probably shorter than the one you saw, but I thought it was interesting. (click to show/hide)It shows all the rubble from that reactor or whatever that was destroyed in the fight. The hand and arm of the Weapon XI - who I think is supposed to be Deadpool after Stryker did more of his experiments - is shown with the sword thing out. Then the sword retracts. I think the hand starts to move. Then the head is shown - Wolverine decapitated him before the body fell in the reactor. The eyes open and the mouth is back. I guess whatever Stryker had done to the mouth so he couldn't talk didn't last. I remember that woman saying that there hadn't been enough time for the bonding, so maybe that was part of it. Anyway, then the head said Shhhhh. That was it. I think that is hinting at a movie with Deadpool. I've read in the last week that a movie with him is already a possibility.
Quote from: Dragonfire on May 03, 2009, 01:49:46 AMThere was another one at the very end of the credits. It was probably shorter than the one you saw, but I thought it was interesting. (click to show/hide)It shows all the rubble from that reactor or whatever that was destroyed in the fight. The hand and arm of the Weapon XI - who I think is supposed to be Deadpool after Stryker did more of his experiments - is shown with the sword thing out. Then the sword retracts. I think the hand starts to move. Then the head is shown - Wolverine decapitated him before the body fell in the reactor. The eyes open and the mouth is back. I guess whatever Stryker had done to the mouth so he couldn't talk didn't last. I remember that woman saying that there hadn't been enough time for the bonding, so maybe that was part of it. Anyway, then the head said Shhhhh. That was it. I think that is hinting at a movie with Deadpool. I've read in the last week that a movie with him is already a possibility. You had a different scene to us. (click to show/hide)Wolverine is sat at a bar drinking shots, talking to the Japanese bar maid.bar maid: Are you American?Wolverine: Canadian. I think.bar maid: Are you drinking to forget?Wolverine: To remember.
They make it so you really can't afford snacks that the theater anymore! came to almost $35 for 2 people at a matinee? definitely a little steep. No pop-corn and soda next time I guess.
Yesterday I was in the theatre and watched Wolverine. It was a very nice popcorn movie, nothing more or less.IMHO there should have been mor blood though. You can't ram three blades into someone then retract them and they look as clean as if they were in the kitchen drawer.And it would have been better if Stryker had simply tried to kill Wolverine with the Adamantium bullets instead of exactly predicting what would happen - how could he know that?
The plot is riddled with more holes than a holiday resort for moles. A key scene – which has been teased in flashback stabs throughout the X-Men series – sees James Logan become Wolverine via extraordinarily painful surgery that coats his skeleton and bone-claws with indestructible metal adamantium, overseen by evil army czar Stryker. But it’s hard to take a villain seriously when he’s dumb enough to wait until after an invincibility operation to attempt to erase the hero’s memory. Later, realising there’s not much in the way of tension when nothing can harm the protagonist, the writers introduce something that can: a gun with adamantium bullets. But later still, Stryker changes his mind and declares that an adamantium bullet would only make Wolverine forget things. How would he know?!
I ended up going to see it again. Same theater but on a different screen - it is showing on 2 here. Well the previews were slightly different, so that got me thinking and I decided to stay after the end of the movie. It was the second scene instead of the one I saw last Friday.
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