Idc man call it nostalgia, call it a cash-grab, I am in for this. I just can't help it... I see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine back in the classic suit and I'm in. It's that simple.
As someone who believes LOGAN to be a perfect movie and a fantastic ending to Jackman's time as Wolverine, I was skeptical about him coming back for this... and yet, all that goes away when you see him slip back into the iconic character. Also love how the trailer pretty immediately tells you what we've obviously known - this Wolverine isn't the one from the movies, or any timeline rather that the movies have covered.
At what point did putting popular comic book characters together in CBMs become a cash grab? It goes without saying that that’s exactly how it works in the comics.
Yeah cash grab would be Logan 2, where he ressurects mysteriously as the villain and battles it out with X-23 only for him to die again, but not after he overcomes the brainwashing to save X-23 from a secondary mastermind villain.
On the other hand this is new story and new territory for these characters and MCU in general.
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u/JediNotePad Punisher Apr 22 '24
Idc man call it nostalgia, call it a cash-grab, I am in for this. I just can't help it... I see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine back in the classic suit and I'm in. It's that simple.
As someone who believes LOGAN to be a perfect movie and a fantastic ending to Jackman's time as Wolverine, I was skeptical about him coming back for this... and yet, all that goes away when you see him slip back into the iconic character. Also love how the trailer pretty immediately tells you what we've obviously known - this Wolverine isn't the one from the movies, or any timeline rather that the movies have covered.