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Absolutely fantastic dvd,if you liked x-men 1&2 then you will love this.....it sets the story & characters out for the next dvds in the series but this dvd tells you how wolverine became indestructible & why the government wants to cast out mutants. It has a great story to tell of wolverines past & where it led him too & his relationship with another mutant he called his brother. This dvd is a bit of a tear jerker in parts but does not fail in the dramatics of all other characters,the special effects are amazing & their is plenty of fights/guns & bombs in this action dvd. Overall I would give it a huge 10/10 & a very good watch for movie night so either rent or buy you will not be disappointed.......
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Excellent film, excellent value and quality, this film completes my X men dvd collection. Very satisfied.
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It is a good movie hugh jackman great in the movie
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Disc in good condition and enjoyable film
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very happy
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the film itself was great and exciting therough out the whole film. but one thing that could of made it better is if it came out before all the other x-mens.
This is first class movie, in the same vain as Spiderman, Fantastic Four, Ghost Rider and the Hulk. Action packed and visually stunning, this is the fourth in the series of Marvel X-Men movies, though technically speaking it is a spin-off. The story follows two mutant brothers, Logan and Victor, born 200 years ago, suffer childhood trauma and have only each other to depend on. Basically, they're fighters and killers, living from war to war through U.S. history. In modern times, a U.S. colonel, Stryker, recruits them and other mutants as commandos. Logan quits and becomes a logger, falling in love with a local teacher. When Logan refuses to rejoin Stryker's crew, the colonel sends the murderous Victor. Logan now wants revenge… Without wanting to give too much away (as I don’t want to spoil the movie for anyone), I can tell you that it has some familiar figures from the original comics, which will be new faces to the new movie audience. Being a bit of a movie-nut myself, I always look-out for those little gaffs or mistakes made by film-makers. I don’t think they spoil the movies, I just find them interesting – and this movie has many… Look out for the scene in the village when Wolverine holds Sabretooth's hand to stop him from killing the man, you can clearly see that in some scenes Wolverine's claws are drawn out, while in other scenes it isn't. Or - When Gambit knocks Logan through the wall of the bar in Louisiana, the hole changes size. One size when he makes it, and another when Gambit comes through it into the alley. Or even - At the end of the film when Wolverine is talking to Gambit, the links that his dog tags are clipped on with move. In one scene, you can clearly see the link is at the side of his neck, but when it cuts to Gambit and back to Logan, it is hidden. Not to mention - Sabretooth is clearly being shot through the chest by Weapon XI laser vision, yet when Sabretooth regenerates and stands up there are no holes in his shirt or cape, as if it never happened. Or even - When Wolverine approaches Kayla's body, her mouth is hanging open. When he reaches down to close her eyes, her mouth is closed. And another interesting Gaff is - After Wolverine slices through the first vehicle, the vehicle flips showing no damage from the claws! Or - In the boxing match between Wolverine and the Blob, when the Blob is losing his balance his position changes several times from different shots. At first the poster on the wall is behind him then the corner by the wall is behind him, then when he falls backwards on the ropes it is on the open side of the ring towards the room, the opposite side of the poster. Yet another mistake to look for is - When Logan is slicing everyone up after getting his surgery, he's naked but you can see that Hugh Jackman is wearing shorts during the fight/escape scene (until he's outside)! Or - When Cyclops is in Spanish class, we see verb conjugations written on the chalkboard. The word "tu" is written without an accent mark. So it means "your" in Spanish, not the pronoun "you". And the mistake that most movie maker make - After Wolverine jumps out of the plane to go to Three Mile Island he takes some violent bounces across the water. Yet when he shows up moments later in the facility he is completely dry and his clothes are unscathed. I can highly recommend this movie to just about anyone from aged 3 to 93! You will love this - And only Sado’s like me notice the Gaff!Vollständige Rezension lesen
the X-Men Origins - Wolverine is such an amazing action packed movie i really enjoyed watching it and would recommened it to anyone to watch. i am excited to watch further chapters of this movie as it ended sort of on a cliff hanger
The film begins in 1840s Canada, when a young James Logan (aka Wolverine) and his half-brother Victor Creed (aka Sabretooth) discover that their future paths are inextricably connected. Cue the film’s best sequence: a gallop through key military conflicts — the American Civil War, Dunkirk , the Vietnam War – until the pair of them are shown trussed before a firing squad and awaiting execution. They’re saved by General Stryker (Danny Huston), a genial war-man who recruits them for a covert-ops unit called Team X. They end up in Nigeria in pursuit of a mysterious rock-like material for which they’re meant to be willing to destroy anyone, innocent or guilty, who gets in their way. Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) refuses and retires to the Canadian Rockies where he lives in bliss with his girlfriend Kayla (Lynn Collins). Inevitably, along comes Sabretooth spoiling for blood. The rest is mayhem. The rest is also tedium. Hugh Jackman is fine enough, a slice of prime beefcake who’s able to take out hordes of on-rushing enemies but also gives the impression that he’d be as happy changing baby nappies. It’s a good, multi-demographic-appeasing combination. The trouble is that the film clearly aspires to be a dark, brooding origin story in the style of Batman Begins (2005). Wolverine is meant to loathe his extraordinary strength: “You’re not an animal,” Kayla urges him. But he doesn’t seem especially revolted with his powers so much as indifferent to them. There’s no genuine tension or visceral anguish to dramatise this supposed conflict within him. Schrieber, who never quite convinces in the sober, preppy roles he usually plays, is jolly enough to watch as he grimaces and growls. Collins, an ethnically indeterminate cross between Carla Bruni and Jessica Biel, is pretty compelling. But neither these two, nor any of the other actors – Dominic Monaghan as electricity-generating Bradley or Taylor Kitsch as floppy-haired Remy LeBeau who can manipulate any material into a weapon – get enough killer scenes. In fact, the screenplay by David Benioff and Skip Woods is an arhythmic mess, full of holes and elisions so that, even on the lowest-common-denominator basis of helicopter chases and acts of decapitation, the film doesn’t have anything like the power it should. It’s been claimed director Gavin Hood (2005’s Tsotsi), who saw the story as an exercise in post-traumatic-stress psychology, suffered the indignity of having Richard Donner of Superman fame brought on to make the final product more “kick ass” and blast-intensive. It ends up a compromise, a ghastly hybrid, a film that appears to have pirated and wrecked its own potential.Vollständige Rezension lesen
The fourth in the X-Men movies, this story is about Wolverine how he grown up and about his brother Saber-tooth who'd will later turn on Wolverine. I got this movie because I liked the X-men Movies and cartoons. 10/10 For action 10/10 For acting An 10/10 Movie, A must see movie.
