Following the success of the X-Men series at the cinema the mutant known as Wolverine now gets his own spin-off movie. Wolverine is a mutant with regenerative powers, three claws on each hand and a skeleton all laced with a rare metal known as adamantium.
The movie will explore the early life of Logan aka Wolverine, it will dwell on his abduction by Project Weapon X and we will know where the adamantium covering his skeleton and his claws comes from.
Here is the plot in a few lines:
In this spin-off movie Logan struggles to find the secrets to his past.
Thanks to Charles's Xavier psychic powers Logan overcomes his mental barriers reaching his past life.
But the full truth of his origin is a far from being a gift: pain and loneliness once forgotten are awaken.
Logan remembers the role of Victor Creed (who will later become Sabertooth) in the death of his girlfriend, and how he ended up to the mutant Weapon X program which tried to transform him into a killing machine.
- Talking about the movie Wolverine:
"I can guarantee you there are going to be surprises. David Benioff, who wrote the script, is one of the great writers in Hollywood, and he is the biggest comic book fan in the history of the world. There is not an issue of Wolverine or X-Men that he doesn't own. When he first pitched me the idea, he had such a brilliant idea that was his little twist on events. He's written it smartly. He knows what the fans want."
Hugh Jackman
And hinting at what direction a Wolverine sequel would take:
"The most intriguing thing to me was the Japan story. I love the Japan story. I wanted to do the Japan story from around X-Men 2. Can you just picture Wolverine in Japan with the triads and the samurai? It's just genius. Comedically and dramatically, I thought, 'This is awesome!' But how can you do that before you explain his origins? If we tried to mix the origin and Japan together, it wouldn't do justice to either. So you can tell by the answer where I'd like it to go."
Hugh Jackman
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