Real Wolvie ending?

Yeah, as a die hard Wolvie fan I must admit I was a little disappointed, but I was somewhat impressed with Ryan's portrayal of Wade Wilson. I'd be interested to see if he can pull off a whole movie on Deadpool

And a gold star to you too revmannix! Wow, keep this up and you're gonna clean me out!

Wow, I guess I was should have been more clear: Wolverine was a decent movie, despite it's flaws. That was the point I was making. The CGI was down right amateur in certain scenes, the movie completely failed to attempt to line itself up with the time line suggested by the first X-Men film, and the amnesia bullets, while plausible to a certain extent (due to his healing factor presumably acting a bit off when attempting to heal the brain, an organ not biologically designed to heal as other parts of the body are, thus resulting in his memory loss), were just anti-climactic. But horrible dialogue? I found the dialogue, while not oscar caliber writing by any means, was natural and realistic enough to work. Dumbed down characters? Victor and Logan were developed in the movie, they were wary nigh-immortals whose continuing existence was taking a mental tole on them both, and the supporting characters were developed to the extent that they served their purpose within the movie. This was Logan's show, not an "ensemble cast" film as the X-films were. Non existent plot? Really, the story of an immortal man who attempts to confront his violent past head on after his life is torn apart as a result of trying to run away from that past seemed pretty clear to me. And please, don't attempt to insult my taste in movies, throwing out a personal attack like that does nothing but suggest that you have very few legitimate things to say about the topic of my post. Although it certainly earns you a gold star for being a model citizen of Internet Fanboy Land. The bottom line is this: I was just trying to point out that while it's true that the movie never should have been released with those grossly unfinished effects, I find it ridiculous that so many people are dumping on this movie without anything to back themselves up other than calling the movie horrible because, well, it just is for some reason.

Wolverine was a pretty good movie (not great, but still pretty good). That's right. I said it. GOOD. Flawed? Oh yes, it had some big ones. But there was nothing inherently bad about that movie involving the story, the acting, or the plot. As for deadpool? I liked the XMO:W origin BETTER than his original origin. Yeah, you can read that one more time: IT WAS BETTER. Deadpool's origin is hackneyed and throw-away, and it has nothing to do with what makes the character great, it's his PERSONALITY, which was not only in tact, but the actor playing him inherently "gets" the character. So was it different? Yes. It was but that doesn't mean bad. At least not in the real world. But then, this isn't the real world at all, it's internet fanboy land, where if a movie is different than the version of it that you've created in your minds then it automatically sucks, whether or not it actually does. That being said, it's a miracle that Wolverine escaped the "Fox Terrible Movie Machine" and actually managed to be a half-way decent movie. They shouldn't be let anywhere NEAR another Marvel property. Ever. Because the real crime that XMO:W committed was that while it was a good movie, it could have been an amazing movie in better hands. I'm just so tired of seeing this generally awesome movie website fall into the trap of becoming whiny fanboy bandwagon-haters. So if you've made it this far in my post, whoever you are, feel free to make fun of me somehow, and then disregard everything I just said with a single "witty" comment, or better yet, a long post stating how awful and horrible the movie is without bothering to state WHY those things were bad just that they were, for some reason.

*sigh*

Whatever.

as if fox is gonna let reynolds have any control over one of its x-men box office movies.
keep flexing ryan.

I want to believe Ryan Reynolds, and I do, but experience has taught me that Fox always gets in the way. Hugh Jackman promised us that WOLVERINE was going to be kick ass and it sucked. I felt bad for Jackman because he's such an awesome dude he deserves better than that. Marvel needs to get the rights to all their properties back pronto!