Solid Snake

There's no hopefully for a unrated/whatever cut. Mangold has mentioned it'll come.

I'm actually kind of surprised at how much the MPAA will allow now. What's the most violent film in the PG-13 category recently?

But yeah. The villains were poor. Though I did think the actress playing Viper rocked for it, granted it was a poor role.

I still think this film would have benefited better for when Aronofsky was attached. The whole jamming in the superhero element of the film was very poor for it.

candyrocket786

Wouldn't he have been ......


that's my biggest bitch about this film.

Hazel Motes

Solid Snake

That has nothing to do with his powers. He still feels pain. His healing factor heals him. It doesn't stop the sensation of pain. He's popped them out for over a hundred years. He's probably used to it.

taffer

From the first X-Men movie:

Rogue: "When they come out, does it hurt?"
Wolverine: "Every time."

While its true the healing factor doesn't stop the sensation of pain, its not something you would get used to either. The flesh and tissue always grow back and have to be re-torn every time he pops the claws. Its not like a woman's cherry that doesn't grow back. Every time your skin gets cut, no matter if its the first time or the 100th time, it still hurts like a bitch. You never get used having your flesh torn.

Solid Snake

Yeah. But that has nothing to do with the healing factor. I'm not saying he doesn't feel it. He just wouldn't be in extreme pain from it. He's done for it a very long time. However extreme it was for him when he first popped them out is something else compared to when youve done it for over a hundred years. He's used to it. It wouldn't be extreme.

candyrocket786

Then he should have bled out just like in the comics when he popped out his claws after Magneto ripped out the adamantium. He had no healing factor at that point.

Ash Ketchum

I just learned that a J-pop song I like, "Sexy Otonajan," is used in the background in one scene. Now I need to watch the movie to see how it's used. I believe it's the first time a song from this particular J-pop organization (Hello! Project) has been used in a Hollywood movie.

redrum

we don't know how Prof X came back to life, maybe they'll have a logical explanation in the new X-Men, probably not though

Why So Blu?

They've already explained it in X-Men Last Stand.

Dr. DVD

Yeah, but that if we go with that one it makes even less sense.

Why So Blu?

Make it work.

fumanstan

Except PG-13. Although I would have loved to see that, or at least blood trickling from his claws each time.

RocShemp

I believe it's in the audio commentary to X-Men: The Last Stand (or it could have been in an interview) that it's explained that the

resinrats

In the old cartoon, they explained that because of his powers, he couldn't walk. When they had their powers blocked, he could walk fine. Doesn't make sense but that is what they said.

Solid Snake

I always remember that. Man got his powers but dead in the legs from it afterwards.

RocShemp

Except in the comics he got crippled while fighting some mutant that was trying to kidnap Storm when she was a little girl.

Solid Snake

Shadow King, right?

Brack

I liked it. Much better than the Origins movie, which I only saw because I got $10 credit towards this movie (it wasn't horrible, but bad usage of Deadpool especially).

Viper didn't bother me, certainly not enough for me to be distracted. I love some of the comments about how she should have been hotter, as if you date or are married to supermodels or something.

The villain was so predictable it wasn't even funny, but still a solid movie. Why this wasn't the first Wolverine movie is beyond me, considering how much "Jean" is in this and how long it's been since The Last Stand was released.

Why So Blu?

And this epilogue at the end of The Wolverine also said "2 years later," so who knows what happened since the end of The Wolverine and the end of Last Stand.

SuprVgeta

Why So Blu?

Didn't he have them in Origins? At least in the beginning leading up to the Weapon X experiment.

RocShemp

Yes, he did. Although Creed broke one set of Logan's bone claws. However, it's quite possible they grew back before the adamantium bonding process was carried out. Which means they could have Magneto

SuprVgeta

Been a while since I've seen that movie, but I believe he did have them during the parts of the movie where he was a child.

Why So Blu?

I only saw it once in theaters, but remember him having them up until the experiment, even after his stint in WWII.