The Wolverine
Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation | Release Date: July 26, 2013
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CoreGamer1408Apr 18, 2023
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Kind of dull plodding movie with a very frustrating ending. Never ever got the sense the Wolverine was a badass. All he did was get defeated all the time.… Expand
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liamexeMar 27, 2023
The first Wolverine movie didn't really live up to the promise, so I wasn't all that impressed, but I did like this one a lot more. If they correctly introduce Wolverine to the franchise, the conclusion does make me curious about what theyThe first Wolverine movie didn't really live up to the promise, so I wasn't all that impressed, but I did like this one a lot more. If they correctly introduce Wolverine to the franchise, the conclusion does make me curious about what they will do with the following X-Men film. I also hope that the following Wolverine will feature other superheroes. Hugh Jackman does a good job portraying the role of Wolverine, despite the fact that it might be difficult to see someone who sang at the Oscars and sung his way through Les Miserables play such a complex character. Given how much money it brought in, the viewers must have found this version to be satisfactory because… Expand
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Fixer84Mar 16, 2023
A story, in some ways, almost anthological which, in the economy of the Fox cinematic universe, little fits us with its horizontal plot and which finds a real focal point only at the end during the post-credit scene. But when you addA story, in some ways, almost anthological which, in the economy of the Fox cinematic universe, little fits us with its horizontal plot and which finds a real focal point only at the end during the post-credit scene. But when you add Wolverine's character to this equation, everything suddenly becomes more interesting and therefore you can also do something that could be considered not entirely canon.… Expand
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Rickniks38May 8, 2022
Would be a 7/10 but the 3rd act the film begins to fall apart wish the studio didn't interfere with the film.
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KelvinSelimorMay 1, 2022
The Wolverine. Claws or sword. Hugh Jackman continues to deliver great performances for Logan. A new adventure, though not so interesting, but very dynamic. Especially the scene on the train.
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HabibiehakimApr 20, 2022
I hate every single second of X-Men Origins: Wolverine movie, and when i decided to go on with this i have a very low expectation, and after i watch it, i ended up liking every single second of it, The Wolverine is what is supposed to be theI hate every single second of X-Men Origins: Wolverine movie, and when i decided to go on with this i have a very low expectation, and after i watch it, i ended up liking every single second of it, The Wolverine is what is supposed to be the real Wolverine movie, i loved all the cast performances and characters, i loved all the action, i loved the look, the location, everything was just great, they got everything in here and it's perfectly well made, it's not messy, it's not boring, it's not stupid, it's badass, it's exciting, the story was great, it's perfect, The Wolverine is the best to ever do it so far, it's the best in the franchise so far that i've seen, the second being X2, The Wolverine is a very very pleasant surprise.… Expand
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kyle20ellisMar 29, 2022
The Wolverine is not as good as the first two X-Men films, which were very good and great respectively. But it does improve on Last Stand and Origins by quite a fair bit, neither are as bad as they're reputed to be but had a lot of glaringThe Wolverine is not as good as the first two X-Men films, which were very good and great respectively. But it does improve on Last Stand and Origins by quite a fair bit, neither are as bad as they're reputed to be but had a lot of glaring shortcomings. That is not to say that The Wolverine had no shortcomings either. There is some illogical scripting, the romance is a bit forced and the extended scenes that has it bogs the film down, the ending is a bit too rushed, some scenes dragged and were a touch repetitive and the Japanese characters were very under-written and not at all interesting. What The Wolverine does do that improves on Origins and Last Stand is that it isn't anywhere near as bad as trying to incorporate too many subplots and too many characters and then develop hardly any of them. The film looks great, the special effects improved over those from Origins, it's slickly edited, it's shot cohesively and it has a beautifully dark look that gives it both a grit and audaciousness. The music is suitably dynamic and while not completely action-enhancing it at least fits. The story is not perfect, but there was a dark intensity there, some unexpected twists and turns and I didn't have too much trouble following it, while the action is smartly handled especially the Throne of Blood-like ninja fight and the one on the superfast train. The funeral one was reasonably fun too but was over too quickly. James Mangold does valiantly and unlike Brett Ratner and Gavin Hood he is actually comfortable throughout instead of being good in one aspect(the action) and not in the other. The performances are fine, although Tao Okamoto's beauty is nowhere near enough to salvage her bland acting. Rila Yukushima's acrobatics dazzle and of the femme fatales Svetlana Khodchenkova is even better, slinky and formidable. But Hugh Jackman gives the best performance, a very powerful performance while being subdued, it was nice to see some depth to him this time when in Last Stand and Origins he was moody for the sake of it seemingly and not much else. The Japanese culture was very nicely done and gave the film some diversity. To conclude, a decent and quite enjoyable film that serves as a better but still not perfect origins story. 6.5/10 Bethany Cox… Expand
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DarkwingSchmuckMar 13, 2022
While director James Mangold would eventually outdo both himself and this franchise with the far superior Logan, his first foray into the X-Men universe with The Wolverine is itself a really solid, scaled-back action film. Lower stakes -- butWhile director James Mangold would eventually outdo both himself and this franchise with the far superior Logan, his first foray into the X-Men universe with The Wolverine is itself a really solid, scaled-back action film. Lower stakes -- but more personal and intimate -- The Wolverine takes its time to develop its characters, even if it completely falls apart in its silly and tonally out of place finale.… Expand
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realjaytheboomMar 9, 2022
The Wolverine: Just proves that a sequel improves on the original. This is a different type of movie then the original because Logan has always had PTSD with what he did in the first 3 X-Man movies like killing Jean. Hugh Jackman like alwaysThe Wolverine: Just proves that a sequel improves on the original. This is a different type of movie then the original because Logan has always had PTSD with what he did in the first 3 X-Man movies like killing Jean. Hugh Jackman like always brings his all especially in this movie because oh my god he is ripped. If the poster wasn’t enough my favorite part is when he fighting claws to a samurai sword when he gets the sword in his chest all the veins and stuff god. This great movie is nothing with out James Mangold because this is the most violent Wolverine we ever saw at that point there was little bits of blood in his claws and stuff that was the most violent we ever saw. Overall the best Wolverine movie up to that point and it’s a great watch.… Expand
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Ascended333Oct 26, 2021
As a consolidated character piece threaded with a popcorn-munching action picture
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antonzhalobSep 9, 2021
Продолжение истории про The Wolverine, которое плавно переходит в продолжение 3го фильма про людей X
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eva3si0nAug 16, 2021
Wolverine, unlike the first part of the trilogy, is no longer so impressive. Despite the increased budget, history does not cling at all. But too local. There is no change in the character's character, there are also events revealing theWolverine, unlike the first part of the trilogy, is no longer so impressive. Despite the increased budget, history does not cling at all. But too local. There is no change in the character's character, there are also events revealing the character's lore. Absolutely not the right part of the trilogy. The whole plot literally rests on the relationship of the protagonist and Mariko. The only difference between the 2 part and the first, here the story continues after the events of X-Men: The Last Stand.… Expand
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pur__0_0__Apr 11, 2021
I knew I was in for some good time when the movie began. The way Wolverine saved a Japanese soldier from a nuclear blast made me believe this movie will finally be what we had hoped X-Men Origins: Wolverine to be. But as it turns out, it madeI knew I was in for some good time when the movie began. The way Wolverine saved a Japanese soldier from a nuclear blast made me believe this movie will finally be what we had hoped X-Men Origins: Wolverine to be. But as it turns out, it made the same mistake but in Japanese.

Wolverine is shown to be living in solitude but comes out because a bear died. Like, what? Is that even enough to drive him over the edge? And then he goes to Japan to meet Yashida, the soldier who is now on his deathbed. It hurts to just look at him. His bed is covered with steel nails. I was thinking his head would be hit really hard when they raise him up. Yashida tells Logan that his healing powers are finishing because of which he must find a way to die. Seriously? Just because you are dying doesn't mean everyone wants to die. And then they show Wolverine to have lost all his powers because he was kissed by Snake Poison Ivy when he was asleep.

Honestly I don't have a problem with superheroes losing their powers. But when they are for absolutely stupid reasons like this one and then they get harassed by regular bad guys like Yakuzas in this movie, I really have a problem with that. And until the very end of the movie Wolverine remains powerless. And he sees Phoenix in his dreams. It was one thing I absolutely DIDN'T want to watch. And finally it is "revealed" that the Steel Samurai was Yashida. He wanted to take Wolverine's healing powers so that he could heal himself. And Wolverine beats him, says goodbye to Jean Gray just like how Spider-Man said goodbye to Sandman.

The CGI of this movie has been done very well. Most of the problem comes here due to a poorly written plot trying to be everywhere at the same time. It began as a completely different movie and ended as a completely different one. And the amount of Japanese spoken in this movie made me look more at the subtitles than the actual movie. Because of course, how can a movie ever be complete without a bunch of talking?

I won't think twice before concluding that The Wolverine is the most forgettable out of all the X-Men movies, especially among the spin-off ones. It was a waste of another great plot for Wolverine just like how Origins did. I like how they actually improved these problems in Logan, which gave the iconic X-Men superhero a perfect goodbye.… Expand
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johnnyleonApr 2, 2021
the movie was not good. the story doesnt make any sense - factions that should be friends fight each other without any real explanation? The movie doesnt have any comic relief. It feels like its dark and gritty just for the sake of it. Thethe movie was not good. the story doesnt make any sense - factions that should be friends fight each other without any real explanation? The movie doesnt have any comic relief. It feels like its dark and gritty just for the sake of it. The problem with that is that "Dark and gritty" only works when you feel identification with the characters and there is a well-written dramatic story. There are no likeable characters and the fighting scenes are not special either. The movie would have worked way better if they would have cut down on characters and fake drama and upped the comic relief and fun. There would have been so much opportunities for that in Japan!… Expand
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gracjanskiMar 29, 2021
There are so many plot holes and the dialogues and story are so superficial, that it is hard to be entertained as an adult. Especially if the movie fokus more on the character Wolverine, but the characters are onesided and superficial also.There are so many plot holes and the dialogues and story are so superficial, that it is hard to be entertained as an adult. Especially if the movie fokus more on the character Wolverine, but the characters are onesided and superficial also. Sometimes you cant even understand their behaviours. Some of the action scenes are ridiculous. So this movie is for kids.

The only thing i liked was the japanese setting.… Expand
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FilipeNetoDec 19, 2020
This film is a spin-off based on Logan, aka Wolverine, one of the X-Men, and seems to come more or less following "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", giving this cartoon character a weight and charisma that other characters like Storm or Professor XThis film is a spin-off based on Logan, aka Wolverine, one of the X-Men, and seems to come more or less following "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", giving this cartoon character a weight and charisma that other characters like Storm or Professor X himself seem to lack.

In this film, Logan is taken on a trip to Tokyo to say goodbye to a friend, whom he saved when the atomic bomb exploded over Nagasaki, and who is now dying. He is a millionaire, has built a technological empire and will leave it to his granddaughter, who is threatened by the Yakuza, the Japanese mafia. Of course, Logan will have to protect her, and in the midst of all of this he will discover the truth about his presence in the country of the Rising Sun.

Personally, I did not feel particularly involved by the film or the story, which seems like one of those films where they take advantage of a charismatic character and simply put him in a place or context where he has not yet appeared anywhere. The film is a little too long for the story told, it would have been interesting to cut it by thirty minutes in order to make it lighter, and the feeling it gets is that everything is just a pretext for the action scenes, where Wolverine slices things and shreds Japanese guys with the same ease with which I cut sausages for breakfast.

The cast is led by the inevitable Hugh Jackman, back to the character who immortalized him to most people, and whom he plays without surprises. I haven't seen anything I haven't seen previously, in the extensive X-Men franchise, and the actor seems to be just earning money. Nothing against it, I also honestly earn my own, but it lacks talent and commitment here. Much more interesting was the performance of Rila Fukushima, impeccable in the action scenes and who was unstoppable with a katana in her hands. Tao Okamoto is beautiful and looked great in the film, as did Hiroyuki Sanada, who proved to have more talent than what he managed to reveal. Veteran Hal Yamanouchi was also a very good addition to the Japanese cast, and it was very enjoyable to hear Japanese in place of the ubiquitous US English we are used to. After all, if the story takes place in Japan with Japanese characters, what is the logic of speaking English all the time?

Technically, I think it's an uninteresting film. Most of the action scenes take place on autopilot, with highly choreographed fights and without any blood dripping, as if it were a ballet. At one point, I felt sleepy with so much dancing. Cinematography does not bring us anything astounding. Sets and costumes, although they're basically what we could expect, with kimonos and traditional houses along with skyscrapers and fast trains, occasionally give us small pearls. I especially liked the robotic suit that appears at the end.… Expand
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noob328Dec 8, 2020
A good movie in the beginning but it falters in the third act. otherwise it's decent
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Onlyclassicvg1Dec 8, 2020
The Incredible Hulk isn't very Incredible.
Edward Norton gives a good performance but the concept of Hulk itself just seems tired. There is no new outlook on the hero just simply a repeatedly mediocre take on a very one dimensiona
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Jes1310Nov 12, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Rather low key in action and payoff, but I still liked it. The feudal Japan vs. modern Japan is very well made. I really liked the Nagasaki nuclear attack scenes. The silver samurai might be to much, but arent all villains in the Marvel Universe. Not the best Marvel film, but above average.… Expand
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Cementer200Sep 22, 2020
I liked The Wolverine. I loved Hugh Jackman's performances as Wolverine it's good to see he's got his standalone movie.
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LoletinAlexisAug 22, 2020
The Wolverine is the proof that James Mangold would bring us the best film of the mutant. Obviously it's not this one (Logan is), which is not bad, but it has some serious script and rhythm problems.

A shorter duration would have been ideal.
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imthenoobNov 23, 2013
It was just as bad as the first film, if not worst at times. The CG looks pretty bad at times, The plot is pretty bad and the acting was even worst. I really don't get why they set this film in Japan nor do I understand them not wanting toIt was just as bad as the first film, if not worst at times. The CG looks pretty bad at times, The plot is pretty bad and the acting was even worst. I really don't get why they set this film in Japan nor do I understand them not wanting to bring back Liev as Sabertooth, He was the best thing of the first movie and not including him was a big mistake IMO.… Expand
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JonathanGreenJan 22, 2020
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. It has evaded many red flags for it to be considered as a PG-13 movie, and honestly, kids should not watch it as it is not suitable for them.… Expand
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EricHillJan 22, 2020
It was a fascinating film, and if you have seen Logan, you'll be able to see that it is like a prelude for it.
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GaryWrightJan 21, 2020
Wolverine, but gritty and more human than mutant! This movie showed the toll of immortality, and the price you are willing to pay for one to take it away.
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RyanHernandezJan 21, 2020
The Wolverine was a fascinating take on the iconic mutant and how his past converged with his present. The action scenes were savage and vicious, gritty and almost dark.
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JasonAllenJan 21, 2020
As an adaptation of the Japanese mini-series, I think this one is pretty good for a Wolverine-based movie. Also, if you haven’t watched it yet, stay longer in the theater for the post-credit scenes. One of the best so far!
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TimothyHallJan 19, 2020
Wolverine was finally given the attention that he deserves. After the disappointing movie that was Origins, I think they redeemed it with this one. Awesome portrayal and character-focused.
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RonaldWalkerJan 19, 2020
I am disappointed with this one. It has plot holes all over the place, the script was poorly written, and it just got away with Jackman's superb acting. Maybe next time.
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EdwardLeeJan 19, 2020
This movie is really violent for a PG-13. And they don't hold back with this one. It is really on the edge and that is what makes it pretty awesome.
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BrianLewisJan 19, 2020
I don’t understand the hate some people have with this movie. For me, it was a pretty decent film. It ain't perfect, but still, it was pretty good.
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KevinRodriguez1Jan 19, 2020
Hugh Jackman always nails it with his adaptation for Wolverine. I will feel very sad when the time comes that he will have to retire to being Wolverine.
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GeorgeClarkJan 19, 2020
Solid 10/10 rating. Fight scenes were fast-paced, well-shot, and felt very real! A straightforward dramatic film!
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KennethRobinsonJan 19, 2020
EXTREMELY BAD-ASS! A mix between modern technology, Marvel fantasy, and ancient Japanese mythology. Any Marvel fans will be thrilled to see this movie!
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AndrewMartinezJan 17, 2020
What would you give to be mortal again? Well, this movie gives the opportunity for Logan to be mortal. Spectacular fight scenes, much better than X-men Origins was.
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StevenGarciaJan 16, 2020
Finally! A movie worth of one of the most iconic Marvel characters of all time! X-Men 3 was good, but this one was the most legit one.
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XxSasah101xXNov 11, 2019
Eles consiguiram adaptar uns das melhores histórias do wolverine nos quadrinhos, eu achei muito bom mais com alguns forssação de barra tipo a luta que ele tem em cima do metrô ou trêm? e tambem achei muito rapido seu envolvimento pela yukioEles consiguiram adaptar uns das melhores histórias do wolverine nos quadrinhos, eu achei muito bom mais com alguns forssação de barra tipo a luta que ele tem em cima do metrô ou trêm? e tambem achei muito rapido seu envolvimento pela yukio mais pra la ela iria virar também uma mutante que iria culpar o wolverine pela tua condição como mutante num possivel futuro. gostei do samurai de prata ficou muito bom. e agora não sei se eles vão fazer no proximo filme dos x-man:um futuro past já que ele perde as garras de adamantium graças a espada do samurai que era feito so mesmo material. mais o filme por si só foi fantastico eles acertaram em escolher essa historia dele pra mim é uma das melhores pra se contar do universo marvel. e principalmente no final do filme depois dos creditos quando ele fica paralisado em alguns instantes ao ver o professor xavier na frente dele, o mesmo que ele viu a ser desintegrado ao ponto virar pó, pela jim grey como fênix em (x-men 3)e ele chega com o magneto e fala: (você é um homem dificil pra se encontrar wolverine, mais graças ao admantium eu te encontrei esse material raro que corre em seus ossos,-wolveirne fala:que quer comigo nós precisamos de vc wolverine: ai fecha e depois vem os creditos léo ullmann ortiz… Expand
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HurQlezJul 25, 2019
A good movie in the beginning but it falters in the third act. After all the X-Men movies at that time, this was the best spinoff movie until Logan.
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TyranianApr 14, 2019
Definitely better than Origins and Jackman is good again though getting old. Good action but mediocre writing.
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MaxPayneIsGodApr 1, 2019
Not a bad movie for our Wolverine but nowhere near up to the bar of Logan.
I liked how it removed itself from the other Xmen movies and genuinely beleive Logan has the ability to stand alone from the overall franchise. I'd prefer if theNot a bad movie for our Wolverine but nowhere near up to the bar of Logan.
I liked how it removed itself from the other Xmen movies and genuinely beleive Logan has the ability to stand alone from the overall franchise. I'd prefer if the character had more "solo" movies because each time they just got better.
Jackman owned it, the supporting cast did their jobs.
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ErikTheCriticOct 8, 2018
This is a pretty underrated Wolverine spin-off movie. Sure, the last act is cartoonish, but everything leading up to that was very much grounded in reality, and Hugh Jackman, as always, does not disappoint.
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CTHReviewsSep 11, 2018
While the finale is a bit too jarring in tone, the rest of the movie is the best Wolverine stuff I've seen until I saw Logan.
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LivingTribunalApr 24, 2018
61? This film just copied everything from comics, and it was just Japan tour advertising film. However, I liked the post credit scene a lot.
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ReubenIsAGodDec 29, 2013
Wolverine goes to Japan. Tbh, like the flicks pretty enjoyable and actually quite a good time. I do enjoy it. Like, its really really flawed at times, and that last act is painfully dull. But the build up is nice, and I do think thatWolverine goes to Japan. Tbh, like the flicks pretty enjoyable and actually quite a good time. I do enjoy it. Like, its really really flawed at times, and that last act is painfully dull. But the build up is nice, and I do think that Wolverine as a character is very fascinating, and the visuals are quite nice too. In all honesty, The Wolverine would have been epics if it took advantage of more drawn out slow camera shots, upped the violence, and played around, more so, with Japanese mythology and took much heavier focus of Japanese cinema to play hommage.… Expand
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spacebear1Dec 9, 2017
James Mangold's The Wolverine is a massive improvement over the last Wolverine film. The action looks so much better, the characters are a lot better, and I actually liked the villain, Silver Samurai. This film also took Wolverine a stepJames Mangold's The Wolverine is a massive improvement over the last Wolverine film. The action looks so much better, the characters are a lot better, and I actually liked the villain, Silver Samurai. This film also took Wolverine a step farther into a raging berserk Wolverine that would later appear in the third film of the standalone Wolverine trilogy; Logan. In the end, this is a fantastic film with some room for improvement. My rating would be 8.9/10… Expand
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SrPepeNov 13, 2017
Si tenemos en cuenta Wolverine Mierdorigines esta película no está nada mal. Es bastante interesante, con buenos villanos. A mi me gustó y la volvería a ver.
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daviddelnorte23Jul 6, 2017
En mi visionado de los 'x-men' llego a la segunda cinta protagonizada en solitario por Lobezno. Me parece mejor que la primera (aunque no mucho) pero me parece atrevida dado que es una película nipona practicamente dado que la películaEn mi visionado de los 'x-men' llego a la segunda cinta protagonizada en solitario por Lobezno. Me parece mejor que la primera (aunque no mucho) pero me parece atrevida dado que es una película nipona practicamente dado que la película transcurre casi completamente allí, lo cual para salir de lo que es lo corriente esta muy bien para mi gusto, refresca. Esta es una película mucho más "adulta" que la primera, se construye muy bien tanto Lobezno como el resto de personajes que le acompañan y el drama que tiene el personaje de Lobezno durante todo el largometraje es un ejemplo de lo adulto de la película que hacía mención antes.

La película tiene acción, tiene muy buenos efectos, pero si que quizá le falta algo de "chicha", algo más de acción dado que aunque tenga ya ese tono más adulto sigue siendo en mi opinión una película de mutantes y su función es la de entretener. Le hubiera facilitado mucho la vida a esta película una calificación R, porque se queda un poco a medio camino. Me sigue convenciendo mucho Jackman en el papel de Lobezno, cada día me gusta más este actor, muy conocido pero que yo apenas había disfrutado en pantalla.

Para acabar, es una buena película, entretiene y está bien construida que a mi me ha gustado pero si que a veces hechas en falta algo de acción, porque es principalmente por lo que venimos a ver la película. Y, que no se confunda nadie porque Japón no es el problema, es el acierto. Notable.… Expand
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russiangamerMar 7, 2017
Нелохой сюжет, ураганный экшен с кровью (хоть её и не много) и крутой росомаха, что ещё нужно от этого сольника? Лично я остался доволен, вполне неплохое кино, особенно после ужасно скучного росомахи 2009 года.Нелохой сюжет, ураганный экшен с кровью (хоть её и не много) и крутой росомаха, что ещё нужно от этого сольника? Лично я остался доволен, вполне неплохое кино, особенно после ужасно скучного росомахи 2009 года.
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ZerpnosMar 5, 2017
Kimseye yardım etmemeyi ve güvenilmemesini gösteren film, Japonya'da geçmesi ve çok kötü senaryosuyla birlikte sınıfı geçemiyor ve izleyiciye kötü dakikalar yaşatıyor.
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MrMovieBuffFeb 24, 2017
Despite a clunky third act, 'The Wolverine' is a fantastic comic-book movie, and contains one of the best performances from Hugh Jackman, playing the title character, that we've seen for years. The movie begins in 1945 at a POW camp inDespite a clunky third act, 'The Wolverine' is a fantastic comic-book movie, and contains one of the best performances from Hugh Jackman, playing the title character, that we've seen for years. The movie begins in 1945 at a POW camp in Nagasaki, Japan, as an atomic bomb goes off, Logan (Jackman) rescues officer Ichiro Yashida (Ken Yamamura). We cut to years later, at the present time, where we see our hero having dreams and often hallucinates about Jean (Famke Janssen), feeling the everlong guilt when he killed her in the events of 'X-Men: The Last Stand' (2006) when she became the Phoenix. He wakes up again, and it seems that he living rough, sleeping in the woods with very little left of his life. He is then approached by Yukio (Rila Fukushima), who tells him that Master Yashida (Haruhiko Yamanouchi), the man he saved all those years ago, owes him an overdue thanks. Logan seems reluctant at first to go to Japan just to say goodbye to an old man he once knew, but goes along anyway since he doesn't have any other choice. When he arrives in Tokyo, he meets Yashida's granddaughter, Mariko (Tao Okamoto), and is told that he must protect her, as her father, Shingen Yashida (Hiroyuki Sanada) is planning against her. The movie then becomes a mission where Wolverine is essentially Mariko's bodyguard throughout the whole process. Logan keeps getting these visions of Jean and it makes it difficult for him, emotionally, and when he finally meets the older Yashida, he promises Logan that he can make him mortal, and live long and die a normal death. Logan begins to feel strange over the next few days as his healing abilities seem unable to work, not only is he emotionally unstable, mourning the death of Jean, but he is physically unable to fight, as it seems that Yashida's plan to make Logan mortal is working. 'The Wolverine', directed by James Mangold (who also directed 'Walk the Line'), is a darker, grittier, and more realistic entry into the "X-Men" franchise. It's more grounded and less of a spectacle. The action scenes are crafted brilliantly, the acting is superb and committed, and just the overall movie, is brilliant to watch, especially in the comic-book genre. The third act is the movie's weak spot as it does bog down towards CGI nonsense, but overall, this is a brilliant, polished movie, and is certainly a huge improvement over 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine' (2009).… Expand
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NoDReamsAug 8, 2013
The Wolverine is a great film the people who think that Origins was better have no idea what the whole x-men universe is This films delivers what wolverine fans always wanted to see the japan saga Sure ..it can't stay true 100% to theThe Wolverine is a great film the people who think that Origins was better have no idea what the whole x-men universe is This films delivers what wolverine fans always wanted to see the japan saga Sure ..it can't stay true 100% to the comic but you have to adapt the story change it so that it can make sense. People don't get that comics are different from movies For me The Wolverine had great story great characters, great action ...it's different from the other x-men movies and that is why i enjoyed it so much it's fresh we get to see the character of Wolverine vulnerable and at it's lowest point Hugh Jackman did a wonderful job thank you people can say bad things about the movie ..but the true fans will appreciate it… Expand
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FreedomFightersJan 4, 2017
After "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" left a sour taste in the mouths of many fans of the "X-Men" and of superhero films in general, Hugh Jackman and new director James Mangold decided to give it another go with "The Wolverine." How did it turnAfter "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" left a sour taste in the mouths of many fans of the "X-Men" and of superhero films in general, Hugh Jackman and new director James Mangold decided to give it another go with "The Wolverine." How did it turn out? Pretty good overall. It's still nothing historic, but it gets the job done thanks to some impressive action scenes, good acting and some decent writing. The writing could've been better and the characters weren't too memorable (though, as I said, the acting was good), but all in all, "The Wolverine" is a solid comic-book film that's definitely worth a watch if you enjoy the X-Men films.… Expand
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ATsushiMay 30, 2016
In an unusual and away from the common team plots scenario, Wolverine returns in a much more solid than the previous film and brings some good surprises.
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ElectroNickMay 29, 2016
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "The Wolverine" is the second attempt to give the titular her his own film. It is better than "Origins" in a technical level but unlike its infamous predecessor, it is unmemorable with a few moments not withstanding. One thing that did stand out was the Computer Effects of a Grizzly bear in the first few minutes which is some of the most laughable CG I had seen in a long time. Throughout the rest of the film, the CGI is passable but the bear is so unconvincing that it feels that I am watching " The Langoliers". The pot had some potential of Wolverine suffering from guilt from having to kill Jean in the events of the third movie and wanted to get rid of his immortality. The grief had potental to explore Wolverine's chracter of an immortal trapped in a life full of violence but the flashbacks act as anusance at best and the thirst for mortality is diminished when he gets poisoned. The Silver Samurai is a downgrade from his comic counterpart as he is portray in the original source material as a warrior looking for a challenge but has his own code of honor like a real samurai. The film version though is really a manipulator who fights dirty and rely on technology to get his power like an Iron-Man villain. The love interest could have been interesting but being Wolverine's Sidekick appears to be her only role. The action doesn't really stand out with the exception of the fight on top of the bullet train. This was the one time when Wolverine felt vulnerable because he struggles to keep his balance n a train that is faster then the speed of sound and Wolverine desperately tries not to fall to his death. With the exception of that one scene, the film really has no bearing on the overall series. Any consequence is rendered meaningless as they are ignored after the events of "Days of Future Past". If one truly has the desire to see this film it is a harmless waste of time; you wouldn't gain anything from watching it but you wouldn't loose anything either.… Expand
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aadityamudharApr 18, 2016
For the most part it was sort of disappointing. The plot wasn't interesting at all. Having Jean Grey in it via hallucinations was so needless and pointless. The dialogue was just garbage and hurt by corny jokes that we have heard hundreds ofFor the most part it was sort of disappointing. The plot wasn't interesting at all. Having Jean Grey in it via hallucinations was so needless and pointless. The dialogue was just garbage and hurt by corny jokes that we have heard hundreds of times before. The action scenes are a massive miss as well. I think what saves and makes it worth watching is the mid-credits scene featuring the return of some very famous characters. Overall, It's better than Origins but no that big of a step up.… Expand
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Cinemassacre94Mar 20, 2016
Finally - a superhero movie that doesn't feel like every other superhero movie. The Wolverine proves that it's possible to have a movie based on a comic book franchise that doesn't involve mass destruction, the fate of the planet, and aFinally - a superhero movie that doesn't feel like every other superhero movie. The Wolverine proves that it's possible to have a movie based on a comic book franchise that doesn't involve mass destruction, the fate of the planet, and a seemingly indestructible bad guy. The Wolverine is a surprisingly personal, intimate tale (at least insofar as an X-Men spinoff can be considered "intimate") - more of a crime story with superhero flavoring than an all-out CGI effects action orgy. That's not to intimate there's no action - there's enough to keep Wolverine fans involved, including a tremendous train-top chase/fight - but The Wolverine is character-based. That's something none of the other 2013 superhero movies can boast.

As a brand, "Wolverine" has taken something of a hit. It started with a fan backlash against the third film in the original X-Men trilogy and continued into the lackluster origin story, X-Men Origins: Wolverine. Toning things down is probably the right direction to take the character, at least for a single story. It allows us to re-connect with Logan (Hugh Jackman) in the post-X-Men: Last Stand universe. When the movie begins, he's alone and isolated. The Wolverine is about his coming to grips with his immortality and his quest to put his past behind him and arrive at a place where he can return to his role as a "soldier." It also involves Logan's tentative steps toward loving someone other than Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), whose image dominates his dreams and nightmares.

The majority of The Wolverine transpires in Japan, which lends the movie an exotic flair. He's there to bid farewell to an old compatriot, billionaire industrialist Yashida (Hal Yamanouchi), who lies on his dying bed. When the old man dies, Logan becomes the unwitting protector of his granddaughter, Mariko (Tao Okamoto), who has been targeted for kidnapping by the Yakuza. Mariko's closest childhood friend, Yukio (Rila Fukushima), becomes Logan's sidekick, and he is aided in his quest by another of Mariko's protectors, Kenuichio Harada (Will Yun Lee). There's also a mutant involved: the mysterious Viper (Svetlana Khodchenkova), whose ultimate goals are unclear but whose methods, such as robbing Wolverine of his self-healing powers, are deadly.

The Wolverine's director, James Mangold, is better known for drama than action, and much of the material in this movie plays to his strengths. The exception is the climax, which comes across as disappointingly generic in the wake of a mostly fresh first 90 minutes. Mangold does a better job with thriller elements and character interaction than he does with the introduction of a robot that looks like it got lost on the way to Iron Man 3.

This is, of course, Hugh Jackman's movie, and no one comes close to upstaging him. Jackman, one of the more charismatic actors currently working in superhero movies, is fully invested in this project. His eye-popping physique is on full display in a topless scene; he looks more like Schwarzenegger in his prime than the guy who played Jean Valjean. Jackman evidences some nice chemistry with his two female co-stars: Rile Fukushima, who executes a lot of martial arts stunts as Robin to Wolverine's Batman, and model-turned-actress Tao Okamoto, who plays the love interest. Svetlana Khodchenkova's Viper and Will Yun Lee's Harada are underused - The Wolverine could have done more with them and less with the big silver samurai robot.

The change-of-pace evident in The Wolverine saves it from the "just another superhero" movie label and offers an antidote to the fatigue that may have set in for the populace in general. Sometimes smaller is the way to go and Jackman's abilities are perfectly suited for a movie that requires some acting to accompany the stunts and special effects. And, for those who like post-credits Easter eggs, The Wolverine offers a big, memorable one. Whatever you do, don't leave until you've seen it (you'll know it when it happens about 1/3 of the way through the end credits). It's the cherry on the top of an otherwise tasty summer treat.… Expand
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AgentVenom117Feb 22, 2016
The best Wolverine movie we could of gotten before Deadpool showed us R rated movies are what people want out of these type of characters,Hugh Jackman yet again comes back to reprise his role as Wolverine and yet again he does a great job.The best Wolverine movie we could of gotten before Deadpool showed us R rated movies are what people want out of these type of characters,Hugh Jackman yet again comes back to reprise his role as Wolverine and yet again he does a great job. The one thing holding this film back from being great is it's PG-13 rating we get good action but it gets ruined by the lack of blood that should be flying everywhere as Wolverine slashes through everyone. The humor and swearing is surprisingly uninfected by the PG-13 rating and is pretty damn funny. The pacing and the way this movie looks is stunning,my favorite part of this movie is when Wolverine is crouched outside a motel in Japan (this whole movie mostly takes place in Japan) pouring with rain. The lighting and cinematography in this scene is damn near perfect and it gave me chills,you should definitely check it out if you're are Wolverine or X-men fan.… Expand
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EpicLadySpongeFeb 9, 2016
As cheesy and predictable this Wolverine movie can get, it may approve a bit for me and that's the best part. If I wanted to go see another Wolverine film, at least make it better than this.
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FilmMasterEdJan 6, 2016
It could have been worse. Exhibit A: the crapfest that was 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine. But Hugh Jackman, in his sixth time up as Wolverine, still has the juice. This pissed-off man of Adamantium claws is stalking new ground (Japan), andIt could have been worse. Exhibit A: the crapfest that was 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine. But Hugh Jackman, in his sixth time up as Wolverine, still has the juice. This pissed-off man of Adamantium claws is stalking new ground (Japan), and his fight with yakuza on top of Tokyo's speeding bullet train is a wowser. It helps that Wolfie loses his powers and shows a human side, that he makes like James Bond in You Only Live Twice, and that he makes out with the lovely Mariko (Tao Okamoto). Sticking to Chris Claremont and Frank Miller's Marvel Comics blueprint, director James Mangold (Walk the Line) shows style and snap. Then, in the final third, he lets the movie sink in CGI **** Wolfie deserves better. So do we.… Expand
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GregePorterAug 31, 2015
Bottom-line: One phrase: giant samurai ninja robot.

I was sitting on a flight from San Francisco to Pittsburgh and one of the in-flight shows was Inside the Actors Studio with an interview with Hugh Jackman. He explained how he was excitedBottom-line: One phrase: giant samurai ninja robot.

I was sitting on a flight from San Francisco to Pittsburgh and one of the in-flight shows was Inside the Actors Studio with an interview with Hugh Jackman. He explained how he was excited about the opportunity to portray Logan, or Wolverine, in the then upcoming movie The Wolverine. It kinda made me want to see the movie even though I thought it would be bad. I was correct but what do-ya-expect from a comic book movie, right?

As a quick side note, I think it might be interesting to make a compilation of prequels that add or remove “The” to the franchise. The Wolverine and Fast and Furious are two that come to mind. The Smurfs is a reboot of Smurfs. Evil Dead is a remake of The Evil Dead.

Another side note, if you aren’t familiar with X-Men or Wolverine, he is a mutant who has the ability to quickly heal. At some point, some evil scientists replaced his skeleton with an indestructible metal so Logan (aka Wolverine) is essentially immortal. How exactly is a fight supposed to be suspenseful? In the one movie, for example, he survives a handgun shot to the forehead. Nevertheless, as my fiancée points out, we see in the trailer that “he isn’t healing like before”. They do take his immortality away from him for part of the film. This is more reasonable than a character like Superman; the only way to hurt him physically is to get a piece of his planet from across the galaxy. It may just come down to my fear that if I was in the X-Men world, I would either be a non-mutant or have a lame power. Similarly, I would totally be a Muggle if I lived in a Harry Potter world. Anyway, back to the movie.

It seems like any Wolverine introduction has Logan wandering in the woods, being all mopey and mysterious until invariably he gets into a bar fight and flees after nearly killing everyone. The Wolverine is no different except that, this time a martial arts expert, red haired Japanese punk named Yukio (Fukushima) rescues him. She explains that a man named Yashida (Yamanouchi) is dying and wants to say goodbye. Through a series of redundant flashbacks, we learn how Logan and the man met. Long story short, Logan saved him from the atomic blast in Nagasaki. Yashida went on to found a massive electronics company of the same name. Now, Yashida wants Logan’s healing abilities and P.S. the Yakuza is trying to kill Yashida’s granddaughter, Mariko (Okamoto). Logan fights waves of Yakuza (and then ninjas) who are trying to kidnap Mariko, who is arranged to be married but falls in love with Logan (surprise surprise) even though she was in love with the leader of the ninja clan (the same ninja clan trying to kidnap her). Whew, let me catch my breath. The Wolverine made me realize something about film. A great movie shows you, a bad movie tells you and a really bad movie tells you again; The Wolverine has so much dialog about things I do not care about.

The action in this movie is expectable for a PG-13 movie. Did you know that a PG-13 movie can say the f-word once? Movies like The Wolverine will position that one usage for maximum ‘awesomeness’ too and it is something of a game of mine to anticipate when it will come up. I won’t spoil the fun for you (if you wind up seeing this movie). It bothers me that PG-13 movies can say the f dash dash dash word once and still be considered PG-13. Do we want to reserve certain words to only be used in certain tough guy situations? If that line where Wolverine says “F you” is made out to be special and cool, it just gives profanity a cult appeal (in the minds of the young male target audience).

Ok, ok, ok. I know what you might be saying, what do you expect from a movie like this? It is a comic book action movie. How many X-men movies featuring Wolverine have there been anyway? The action in this movie is good and comic-booky featuring a fight seen on top of a bullet train.

The cinematography wasn’t my favorite; the camera was ‘in the action’ so it was really shaky. Shaky camera has its time and place but with a superhero movie, it feels like they are just trying to hide poor fights scenes instead of make a realistic, gritty vibe. Batman Begins made me feel this way too.

Overall, The Wolverine isn’t any earth shattering experience but a regular comic book movie: action and sexism. I didn’t really expect much and didn’t really get much. While I wasn’t disappointed per se, I wouldn’t recommend The Wolverine unless you are a solid fan in which case you’ve probably watched it.… Expand
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grandpajoe6191Aug 25, 2015
"The Wolverine", while tying up the downtrending "X-men" movie universe in a grand fashion, really is just the typical comic book action blockbuster; we've all seen this before.
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SpiderPlayerMay 22, 2015
Much better than the other movie Wolverine, interesting history, with its strengths and weaknesses, has good special effects, but still is not perfect, the action scenes are not that impressive, but the film is good.
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BB_CriticMay 12, 2015
The Wolverine is an above average movie with some awesome action scenes and good CGI. The Wolverine character, especially, is more likeable than ever and has an interesting villian choice. Not the norm in most movies, but his motives wereThe Wolverine is an above average movie with some awesome action scenes and good CGI. The Wolverine character, especially, is more likeable than ever and has an interesting villian choice. Not the norm in most movies, but his motives were cliched and generic. Another bad part about this movie is the pacing. God it's awful. At one point it can drag on and on but at another point it can speed up really quickly! But the pros overall outweigh the cons. All and all, Wolverine is a solid action flick. 7/10… Expand
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lasttimeisawApr 9, 2015
Generally speaking, X-MEN series is my favourite among the superhero universe, yet the distant memory of Gavin Hood’s X-MEN ORIGINS:WOLVERINE (2009, 7/10) has faded into blurry fragments, this time, Hugh Jackson’s Logan (who is in top form inGenerally speaking, X-MEN series is my favourite among the superhero universe, yet the distant memory of Gavin Hood’s X-MEN ORIGINS:WOLVERINE (2009, 7/10) has faded into blurry fragments, this time, Hugh Jackson’s Logan (who is in top form in his Wolverine physique) embarks on an exotic journey in Japan, all by himself (with Jean haunting him all along to allure him into discard his immortality), to say a farewell to an old friend Yashida (Yahmamouchi) in his dying bed, whom in the opening sequences, Logan saves during the Nagasaki bombing, only to discover there is a sinister scheme awaits.

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masseyJan 17, 2015
This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "The Wolverine" is the first time we get to see Wolverine in action, with plenty of blood, killing, swearing (well, the "F bomb" was dropped 3 times, not that often) and all that other good stuff. As always, Hugh Jackman is superb in the role but there are a few aspects of the film that bring the whole experience down.

Performances by the rest of the cast can be notably bad and lifeless at times and it doesn't help that characters are written to be quite stupid and one-dimensional. I have a feeling that some actors were only cast because they were experienced in fighting and choreography for the plentiful action scenes scattered in the film. The romance between Logan and Mariko was unnecessary and felt too forced. The plot becomes a little difficult to follow as we get further into the film and is illogically explained towards the end.

There are plenty of moments that make you scratch your head and make you question what the filmmakers were actually thinking; Wolverine disobeying the laws of physics (on the train), successfully striking the adamantium robot with one clean sweep and then deciding to make it fall over instead of finishing it off, Wolverine not doing anything at all about the multiple arrows being shot into his back and not even looking as if he's running fast enough to escape them and to get to Mariko, the Viper not using her powers immediately when confronted by Yukio, the list goes on.

"The Wolverine" opened with a very good 45 minutes but the remainder of the film gets silly along with both the plot and the characters. Hugh Jackman and his badass Wolverine moments may make this worth the watch but pretty much everything else doesn't.… Expand
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supermann234Dec 7, 2014
This is a good superhero movie with a good plot. It also features plenty of action. It starts off as being a little bit boring at first, but eventually gets more and more interesting. It has a strong climax and an unusual twist at the end.
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ydnar4Nov 22, 2014
This movie wasn't bad but its one of the worst Marvel Films I've watched. I haven't touched the comics so I don't really care if it follows that storyline. I didn't care for the villain. Marvel films have to have an impressive villain inThis movie wasn't bad but its one of the worst Marvel Films I've watched. I haven't touched the comics so I don't really care if it follows that storyline. I didn't care for the villain. Marvel films have to have an impressive villain in order to take the movie to the next level. Hugh Jackman was perfect as usual and that is what saved this one.… Expand
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DCEdmondsNov 13, 2014
"The Wolverine" 10 Scale Rating: 7.0 (Good) ...

The Good: Jackman IS Wolverine now so a great performance from him is pretty much a given. Solid action sequences and great choreography during the fight scenes. Unlike the last Wolverine"The Wolverine" 10 Scale Rating: 7.0 (Good) ...

The Good: Jackman IS Wolverine now so a great performance from him is pretty much a given. Solid action sequences and great choreography during the fight scenes. Unlike the last Wolverine film (which tosses continuity completely out the window), this one remained tied to the X-Universe and offers up a nice glimpse of the future. With one exception, ... See More… Expand
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PeterParkerNov 9, 2014
Wolverine: L'immortale è uno dei migliori film di supereroi di sempre.Un film fortemente drammatic e fortemente cupo con una storia molto coinvolgente e con un'atmosfera fantastica.
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vikesh2206Nov 9, 2014
The Wolverine stands tall for two-thirds of the movie with pa patient build-up, Hugh Jackman's terrific performance and its great use of Japanese culture, only to fall in its final act.
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TheApplegnomeOct 19, 2014
The continuation of X-Men is even less great than The Last Stand.

Well lets take the good aspects of the film first shall we. The opening scene is awesome, and the CGI is incredible. It also got some highly entertaining action-sequencesThe continuation of X-Men is even less great than The Last Stand.

Well lets take the good aspects of the film first shall we. The opening scene is awesome, and the CGI is incredible. It also got some highly entertaining action-sequences and cool things. The Wolverine got many defects, and one of them is that it’s a bit brutal for my taste, and it’s very slow and boring at some places. The ending is another thing that totally sucked to watch, so boring (but the end-credit scene is great!). Some of the actors are just the worst, so they could have done that better.

The Wolverine is the less greatest film of all X-Men movies.

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sabertooth70Oct 9, 2014
Give me a break the guys a great actor but the Wolverine I read about in the comics will tear him apart. The guy is to tall, to weak, and not vicious enough when he fights. Wolverine is a beast a on the thin line of humanity and animalGive me a break the guys a great actor but the Wolverine I read about in the comics will tear him apart. The guy is to tall, to weak, and not vicious enough when he fights. Wolverine is a beast a on the thin line of humanity and animal carnage. If he lost a foot in height then grew more body hair then you would be doing something. Not to mention his trade mark yellow and hair. When is Sabertooth coming back can't let wolverine keep going without his arch enemy popping up from time to time. To rip and beat him up a little.… Expand
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lordmoo_23Sep 30, 2014
The Wolverine had the task of rejuvenating the Wolverine franchise after the failed attempt of X-Men Origins. Did it succeed? Did it fail? I think it did pretty alright. This was mostly a character driven film with very little plot. It startsThe Wolverine had the task of rejuvenating the Wolverine franchise after the failed attempt of X-Men Origins. Did it succeed? Did it fail? I think it did pretty alright. This was mostly a character driven film with very little plot. It starts off strong with a very emotional and intense scene, but from there the film starts to lose path. The viper chick was a useless character that felt forced into the script in order to have more than two mutants. The Wolverine lacked a villain with strong presence, a plot, and an impactful score especially for a superhero movie. Hugh Jackman is at his best, and at this point it feels as if nobody else can play the legendary comic book character but him. The fight scenes had very good choreography, but the shaky camera made it hard to focus in what was going on. I especially like the train fight scene, even if it did make the eyebrows of every physicist rise. I appreciate this movie because they are at least on the right path to making wolverine movies, which origins failed to accomplish, but I cannot excuse The Wolverine of its empty plot driven solely on the development of one character surrounded by many seemingly empty characters.… Expand
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cumoviesSep 17, 2014
Lots of fun edge of your seat action and a not bad story but the final act wasent great but it was ok.

overall the Wolverine gets 7.3/10 a 7.9/10 for action 6.9/10 for story a 7.1/10 for acting and a 7/10 for characters/character development
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McCrumReviewsAug 15, 2014
"The Wolverine" doesn't diverge from its' comic book source, to its' benefit, but I found the ending to be too comical for my taste. The first half of the movie starts off strongly, and delivers us a tortured Logan, whose actions in X-Men 3:"The Wolverine" doesn't diverge from its' comic book source, to its' benefit, but I found the ending to be too comical for my taste. The first half of the movie starts off strongly, and delivers us a tortured Logan, whose actions in X-Men 3: The Last Stand haunt him still. It's a powerful beginning, but like I said, it turns into an all out comic brawl. The ending scenes are whimsical comic fun, but it hurts the serious tone that James Mangold intended to create. It's okay, and better than the last solo Wolverine film, but it doesn't compare well to the actual X-Men movies, except perhaps The Last Stand.… Expand
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MrBlackTronJul 28, 2014
İlk filmi aratsa da açıkçasını söylemek gerekirse beklediğimden iyi çıktı fakat özellikle ortalarda tempo çok düşüyor hatta 80'li yıllar aksiyon filmlerinin tipik sahneleri insanı filmden soğutuyor
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diogomendesJul 16, 2014
Its final act is nothing special. But thanks to Hugh Jackman's performance and striking action sequences, "The Wolverine" keeps fans and general audience entertained.
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HISHEhebJul 8, 2014
סרט שהוא המשך לאקס-מן 3 המפלט האחרון, שמתאר מה קורה עם וולברין אחרי שהוא עוזב את האקס-מן, סרט טוב, רק חבל שהיה כמה דמויות שנהרסו אבל זה לא משנה כי היה שם כל כך הרבה רגעים שרצינו לראות בסרט של וולברין. והסרט הזה אכן היה באדאססרט שהוא המשך לאקס-מן 3 המפלט האחרון, שמתאר מה קורה עם וולברין אחרי שהוא עוזב את האקס-מן, סרט טוב, רק חבל שהיה כמה דמויות שנהרסו אבל זה לא משנה כי היה שם כל כך הרבה רגעים שרצינו לראות בסרט של וולברין. והסרט הזה אכן היה באדאס
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InlikeflynnJun 10, 2014
Although rough around the edges, this movie is actually very fun...

I like the setting, the characters, the fight scenes and the music, but everything is clumsily executed, some of the characters motivations just feel warped and notAlthough rough around the edges, this movie is actually very fun...

I like the setting, the characters, the fight scenes and the music, but everything is clumsily executed, some of the characters motivations just feel warped and not explained enough, I admit I don't know much of the wolverine character but has an audience watching this movie I expect to know him better, specially when he is the title character... I didn't felt that much here.

I like the X-Men movies in general and this movie is good; I just don't feel has invested in this movie has I do with the more well though out films of this series...… Expand
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chrisjones914May 25, 2014
Really enjoyed this movie! I've always been a huge fan of Wolverine and this movie just further solidified that! I really loved how the story involved Logan getting his power of regeneration taken away from him, in addition to having aReally enjoyed this movie! I've always been a huge fan of Wolverine and this movie just further solidified that! I really loved how the story involved Logan getting his power of regeneration taken away from him, in addition to having a romance thrown into the mix. It really made him seem more like an actual human character instead of just some unstoppable beast! All in all it's a great superhero flick that any fan of the X-Men is going to want to check out!… Expand
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travellynMay 25, 2014
jackman promised it would be better than x men origins and he delivered a suitable story to following wolverine after the events of last stand and the first time wolverine is more at risk and closer to death than he has been before it is ajackman promised it would be better than x men origins and he delivered a suitable story to following wolverine after the events of last stand and the first time wolverine is more at risk and closer to death than he has been before it is a must see for wolverine fans… Expand
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JacobMay 18, 2014
The Wolverine is a decent film with some fun action and good direction and nice score. The lack of any real substance prevents this film from being anything spectacular but what puts it above duds such as the last Wolverine movie is the filmThe Wolverine is a decent film with some fun action and good direction and nice score. The lack of any real substance prevents this film from being anything spectacular but what puts it above duds such as the last Wolverine movie is the film actually making Wolverine vulnerable and good effects. The only issue I have is the end credits scene, which while awesome undermine this movie. I can’t help but feel like this whole movie was just a giant filler until the next X-Men movie, which looks awesome, and that nothing in this movie amounts to much. Its just a lot of action with a bunch of characters that aren’t that interesting. There is some bit of character study with Wolverine and his vulernability but it isn’t fleshed out that much. If you want a fun movie to kill some time check it out but if you want you can skip it as there is nothing in this film that makes it mandatory viewing. Again that end credits scene just makes me feel like this movie is tiding me over for a much better movie.… Expand
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RamonGuerreroMay 2, 2014
This is how you ruin an amazing character who was part of an amazing franchise. The Wolverine is overly boring, with a ridiculous screenplay, laughable action sequences and awful nonsense villains.
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Patrick94Mar 18, 2014
So it has one part, ONE PART that lasts about 15 minutes involving a giant robot mech samurai thingamabob (that I thought was, well, okay) that pissed people off about this movie? The rest of the film was great! Much better than Origins.So it has one part, ONE PART that lasts about 15 minutes involving a giant robot mech samurai thingamabob (that I thought was, well, okay) that pissed people off about this movie? The rest of the film was great! Much better than Origins. Well-paced, character/story driven, with a balancing of awesome action scenes (the train scene in particular). Plus, that setup for Days of Future past during the credits, just ended it on an awesome note. If you haven't seen it yet, and you're worried about the negative remarks from people and the average reviews, don't worry. Just go watch it and see for yourself. I enjoyed it. Plus, it's one of Marvel's better movies, especially after the boring Spiderman reboot and that joke of a "film" Iron Man 3.… Expand
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TheQuietGamerFeb 27, 2014
Arguably the best Wolverine movie yet, and let's be honest all the X-Men movies but "First Class" were about him, so that's a pretty big compliment. The action is great and Hugh Jackman is still perfect as Wolverine. The plot here is alsoArguably the best Wolverine movie yet, and let's be honest all the X-Men movies but "First Class" were about him, so that's a pretty big compliment. The action is great and Hugh Jackman is still perfect as Wolverine. The plot here is also very good even if it does include an almost pointless romance as well as a predictable final plot twist. Overall though it's hard to complain about a superhero movie when the action and special effects are this good. I also really enjoyed the new characters.

It's safe to say that if you are an X-Men or Wolverine fan then you should enjoy this movie. Even as someone who hasn't always enjoyed the X-Men movies I really enjoyed this one. So I find this to be one that is easily recommendable. Do yourself a favor on this one and be sure to watch through the credits.… Expand
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Bruce722Feb 23, 2014
The Wolverine was a very good movie but didn't quite live up to the hype or the potential. The pace and style was unlike any other X-Men movie made to this point and I thought that was actually a good thing. It spent more time on theThe Wolverine was a very good movie but didn't quite live up to the hype or the potential. The pace and style was unlike any other X-Men movie made to this point and I thought that was actually a good thing. It spent more time on the development of the characters and the emotions. The only negative for me was the last 15-20 minutes or so. It felt rushed, nonsensical, and just mediocre in general. They failed to make any motives make sense and the twist was too cliche. It was a good movie but it deserved a much better ending.… Expand
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silverhawkFeb 14, 2014
the wolverine is Big changes all of its previous sequels. instead of adding same story and taste in every sequel, its a good thing to change some characters , and had allot work on actions and music.
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FordPrefectJan 20, 2014
This is a decent movie. It had potential to truly be great in exploring Logan's struggle with immortality, but falls utterly short in that regard. Instead it becomes a fun yet unfulfilling action sequence. The action is well done and somewhatThis is a decent movie. It had potential to truly be great in exploring Logan's struggle with immortality, but falls utterly short in that regard. Instead it becomes a fun yet unfulfilling action sequence. The action is well done and somewhat redeems the movie's other shortcomings, but not enough to make it great.… Expand
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adhamhanyJan 9, 2014
It's definitely better than X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The action is great. The characterization is also appreciated, showing Logan's struggle with the death of Jean Grey. Hugh Jackman's performance is also a plus.

The plot, on the otherIt's definitely better than X-Men Origins: Wolverine. The action is great. The characterization is also appreciated, showing Logan's struggle with the death of Jean Grey. Hugh Jackman's performance is also a plus.

The plot, on the other hand, is a bit boring. Especially when stretched across two hours. The dialogue is a hit-and-miss.

An entertaining summer action movie. Just don't expect anything else from it.… Expand
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ShabbychicJan 5, 2014
This was just a bad movie on so many levels, plot, characters, etc. Hugh Jackman was good and the only reason one would even want to torture themselves to see this garbage. I love the X-Men original movies, the comics, and the cartoon, butThis was just a bad movie on so many levels, plot, characters, etc. Hugh Jackman was good and the only reason one would even want to torture themselves to see this garbage. I love the X-Men original movies, the comics, and the cartoon, but this movie ruined the franchise. The actors were really bad and such a silly ending, this movie needed better fight scenes, actors, and plot...fire the director!… Expand
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XMagnetoJan 5, 2014
I'm a big Xmen fan, but I had it with Wolverine this and Wolverine that. although wolverine is one of my characters in the xmen franchise, I am sick of his story line, why not open up other origins of different xmen like first class did.I'm a big Xmen fan, but I had it with Wolverine this and Wolverine that. although wolverine is one of my characters in the xmen franchise, I am sick of his story line, why not open up other origins of different xmen like first class did. despite this I still think it was good, but has to be the last movie about wolverine… Expand
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rniecat123Jan 5, 2014
I really enjoyed this movie and I'm not a great fan of X-men movies but I thought Hugh Jackman's protrayal was excellent this time round. A much more entertaining movie than Wolverine. The special effects were spectacular although the endingI really enjoyed this movie and I'm not a great fan of X-men movies but I thought Hugh Jackman's protrayal was excellent this time round. A much more entertaining movie than Wolverine. The special effects were spectacular although the ending was a wee bit over the top.… Expand
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McCorpseJan 4, 2014
I liked it, im sure it is very difficult to completely screw up a movie based on such an amazing character. We're are given wolverine in Japan. Sounds cool but for me it was pretty dull and not very interesting. I mean sure we have theI liked it, im sure it is very difficult to completely screw up a movie based on such an amazing character. We're are given wolverine in Japan. Sounds cool but for me it was pretty dull and not very interesting. I mean sure we have the wolverine kicking ass as usual but not as much as in wolverine origins and I thought the Asian dude in the robot suit looked way too cgi and everything else just didn't get me involved. Once again its a good movie but come on its the wolverine this should be amazing.… Expand
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python2000Jan 3, 2014
X Men Origins Wolverine was funnier than this, but The Wolverine is still one of the most amusing movies of 2013.

No I'm not writing a review of a different movie in the wrong place The Wolverine suffers from being unintentionally funny,X Men Origins Wolverine was funnier than this, but The Wolverine is still one of the most amusing movies of 2013.

No I'm not writing a review of a different movie in the wrong place The Wolverine suffers from being unintentionally funny, much like X Men Origins Wolverine.

The acting is half decent and respectable Hugh Jackman surprisingly giving the weakest performance, and the special effects top rate (but what do you expect it's an X Men movie). Those are the only fully positive things I have to say about The Wolverine, with the exception of it not being boring.

While they have good CGI and aren't filmed badly the action scenes are way too overblown and unrealistic to be taken seriously, which is a major problem because there are lots of them. Samurai ninja's appear at one point to kill The Wolverine. Why? Earlier in the movie they just got people with guns to kill Logan, why the sudden change? Oh that's right, because it's set in Japan! I'm not saying it's racist, I'm saying it's a totally reason to put samurai ninja's in the movie. Because nowadays superhero movies are aimed at 4 year olds there isn't a lot of plot, but the very small amount of it is also ridiculous and too unrealistic to take seriously, there is a giant robot samurai suit controlled by a dying old man. End of argument. As for the twist near the end, I didn't see it coming but it's still terrible.

Maybe I'm being too harsh on The Wolverine? Movies like The Rock, White House Down and Undercover Brother have had ridiculous plots and cliched scenes but I have still enjoyed them. That's because they are intentionally flawed and meant to be cheesy, The Wolverine tried and failed to be serious. Hugely disappointing.… Expand
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epocDec 23, 2013
Wow. This film gets so much right, but its biggest achievement is something that no super hero film has done before, whether it be Marvel or DC, is that it manages to stay true to the comics, while also entertaining causal film fans. HellWow. This film gets so much right, but its biggest achievement is something that no super hero film has done before, whether it be Marvel or DC, is that it manages to stay true to the comics, while also entertaining causal film fans. Hell this film could entertain anybody, whether there action fans, drama fans any fan! It's a definitley risky for Marvel to try something like this, and they have pulled it of amazingly, but the real glue that holds this together is Jackman's preformance. Now we all know its always been good, but this time he takes it to a whole new level. He's dark, thematic, serious and engaging, with such good character development. It's a shame that some of the other character aren't as well developed. Despite this they are incredibly well acted. On par with the acting is the directing, which never feels out of place. Another spectacular feat it manages to accomplish is that it balances the substance and the action, nether letting one out way the other. But the one thing that ultimately kills this film for me is its extremely awful ending. Any fan will agree! It's anti-climactic, lazy, go's away from the comics and has some of the worst CGI I have ever seen! If only that ending wasn't here, I reckon think this film could of easily got a nine, maybe even a ten, but I can't forgive that ending.… Expand
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Koog72Dec 18, 2013
I really enjoyed all of the X-Men based movies, great fun, great stories and great action everything required for a few hours of popcorn escapism.
Well The Wolverine takes all that, scrunchies it into a ball and chucks it in the bin.I really enjoyed all of the X-Men based movies, great fun, great stories and great action everything required for a few hours of popcorn escapism.
Well The Wolverine takes all that, scrunchies it into a ball and chucks it in the bin.
Nonsense from start to finish, more lazy incoherent writing from the mass-producing Hollywood clowns.
It's all about the bucks and nothing to do with the audience, I mean do the producers and writers actually watch the tripe before they dish it out to the public?? On this evidence, I think not.… Expand
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ryu750Dec 11, 2013
Even though i really enjoyed this movie. Wolverine is one of those comics with 100s if not thousands of great story lines. Picking a good one out and turning into a screenplay should not be that difficult.
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MikefromAngusDec 8, 2013
A very big surprise! The movie had a very good story. Setting was awesome! a lot of clever fight scenes.
special effects were great as well. only problem is the movie falls apart in the last 10 mins. other then that! I highly recommend it!
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sanyrubDec 8, 2013
I really liked the first part of the movie. I thought it could be easily a 7 out of 10, but the last part loses me a little bit. For some reason all these X-men movies become too cartoony towards the end. Don´t get me wrong, you´ll enjoy it.I really liked the first part of the movie. I thought it could be easily a 7 out of 10, but the last part loses me a little bit. For some reason all these X-men movies become too cartoony towards the end. Don´t get me wrong, you´ll enjoy it. Some of the scenes and cinematography during the first part are great. It´s a different enough movie and I liked the story. But it could have been more.… Expand
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BoltfrowahDec 7, 2013
This was an obvious stroke film for guys that like Asian women. And at what point did the Wolverine become an absolute weak that doesn't crush his opponents either through decapitation or through extreme bloody violence. This movie was anThis was an obvious stroke film for guys that like Asian women. And at what point did the Wolverine become an absolute weak that doesn't crush his opponents either through decapitation or through extreme bloody violence. This movie was an insult to the comic book series, and the studios need to stop now.… Expand
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