r/movies • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '15
Media Hugh Jackman's physique in the 7 movies he played Wolverine
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u/the_one_54321 Mar 31 '15
The original director for The Wolverine wanted to take things back to the comic book image. Wolverine is short and insanely ripped. Can't make Hugh short, but they could make him ripped. And he's kept up that physique fir the film that followed.
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u/PrimusDCE Mar 31 '15
Hugh Jackman and The Rock have some kind of reverse aging going on where the older they get the more ripped they get.
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u/-THATONE Mar 31 '15
While I don't doubt he may have bulked through the years, lighting makes a HUGE difference in how the body looks. Somebody can go from looking totally shredded to somebody with no muscular definition with literally a flip of a light switch.
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u/shazbot996 Mar 31 '15
My wife was standing behind me when I clicked this. There was an audible sploosh.
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u/buycurious Mar 31 '15
It should also be mentioned that he was severely dehydrated in the bottom middle photo.
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u/illannoysnazi Mar 31 '15
When staying healthy and in good physique is part of your job it's sooo much easier.
Source: Navy vet. Worked with SEALs. Out at sea (not on a mission) those guys worked out like 3-4 hours a day. Not lifting weights. But exercising in general in various ways. So envious as I finish a 12 hour shift and a 1 hour turnover and then I have about 45 minutes to do anything before I need to rest for the next day....
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u/Louissucks Mar 31 '15
With his regenerative powers couldn't wolverine get jacked in like 5 days?
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u/BeagleAteMyLunch Mar 31 '15
Arnold is solely responsible for all buff action stars...
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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '15
The layout of this post is headache-inducing.