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I saw it Thursday and I agree, I was left wanting for more.
I think what really happens with Wolverine is that they try to make wolverine look like that moody but cool guy from all the X-men movies when he has actually always been a beast (lovable beast but beast nonetheless). I love Hugh as Wolverine, he makes a perfect Wolverine; but Wolverine is far more rude and beastly than these movies portray. And also, before being an X-men he had been a loner for ages; but u can’t make a movie like that (unless it is castaway hahaha) and not end up with a completely boring movie.
I read a couple of Origins (including Wolverine and Gambit) when I was like 16 and I loved them; but it is really complex to take that to the big screen.
I liked the movie despite all these, it was entertaining and Hugh is such a hottie!! I loved Gambit too though I would’ve loved to see more of him and dead pool. It was good anyway, Do u think we are going to see an X-men 4?

@alex, I do. They’ve been talking about the Magneto one for ages but I doubt it ever happens, now the latest talk is that since everyone wanted more Gambit (and have since the get-go, a lot of people were upset when he wasn’t in the original 3) that they’ll do Gambit’s story now. (The possibility was even mentioned in Entertainment Weekly a couple weeks back.) So I think that’s the route they’ll go, although they kind of set up for both movies in this one (with the scene with Xavier in Wolverine as well as the Gambit stuff just made you feel like they were giving you just enough info on him to have you geared up for another movie.) so who knows? There’s def. going to be another one though.

This movie was really good. I enjoyed it so much and I’m a big fan of the X-men comics and wow…it was amazing. I want MORE!

@ Sarah.. Thanx for the info! I love Gambit!!! “Mon Cherie” haha sooo cute. He should’ve had more french accent though.
@Melanie Nooo I didn’t stay!! Dammit. I did download the workprint yesteday to compare the two movies (I cannot believe some people watched the movie like that, it was crap, a lot of grey drawings for the CGI and there’s at least one scene missing) and at the end there’s a scene that shows wolverine in a Japanese bar apparently (I think the bartender girl is speaking japanese) and she goes “american?”, “No, Canadian… I think” “R u drinking to forget”, “No… to remember”. But no dead pool, I thought it was weird that they killed dead pool.

I agree alejandro, very blah to me. I had high hopes too, but too many holes in the plots. Very disappointed. Moving on: Star Trek!!

oy vey at the reviews. i don’t intend on seeing it because as a reader of the original comics, i just HATE when they get the details wrong (don’t even get me started on spiderman and the previous x-men movies). i know i’m not the target audience, but it still is irritating when they get things wrong (wolverine and sabretooth brothers?!?!?). oh well, i’m glad others are enjoying…

(logic holes I mean! not “wholes”… ay-ay-ay)

i agree the whole film felt like information overload, yet nothing was addressed enough, I thought the best part was the opening credits where they show logan and victor through time, and any time ryan reynolds was onscreen :)

Like you say, Wolverine has a lot of great stories in the comics, but unless you have the backstory, it’s hard to translate them into film. Particularly a film that had one of the worst scripts I’ve ever heard. I honestly was really taken aback by how poor the writing was. I wanted SO BADLY to love the film and I was very disappointed. Hugh Jackman was believable, and suprisingly, so was Liev Schreiber. Too bad they were surrounded by an awful film.

I almost walked out when they started explaining that the only thing that could kill Wolverine was an adamantium bullet. I thought the whole reason Marvel comics started their own movie company was to keep in the details they wanted???