X-men Origens- | Wolverine

Just rewatch Logan (2017) and pretend this is a bad dream Logan had. Or, watch the Deadpool 2 post-credits scene where Wade goes back in time to kill this movie’s version of himself. That’s the true canon.

Only for completists or fans who want to see Jackman and Schreiber chew scenery. It’s easily the weakest of the Wolverine solo films ( The Wolverine and Logan are vastly superior). But as a time capsule of pre-MCU, Fox-era mutant chaos, it has a certain B-movie charm. X-Men Origens- Wolverine

Before he was the brooding, adamantium-laced mutant we know, he was James Howlett, a sickly boy in 19th-century Canada. After a traumatic family tragedy awakens his bone claws and rage, he flees with his older brother, Victor Creed (a.k.a. Sabretooth). The film follows them through over a century of war, betrayal, and the fateful Weapon X program that will bond unbreakable metal to his skeleton. Just rewatch Logan (2017) and pretend this is

X-Men Origins: Wolverine is the epitome of a . It has a great lead performance, a genuinely interesting core relationship (Logan & Victor), and an opening act that promises a dark, character-driven war saga. Unfortunately, it quickly devolves into a generic, over-stuffed early 2000s superhero film plagued by studio interference, terrible CGI, and a near-unforgivable misuse of Deadpool. Only for completists or fans who want to