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The Wolverine (2013) - Full Reaction (Patreon)

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Bryan Erickson

Once again, you’re timing is impeccable. My night is set!

David Freese

This isn’t as good as Days of Future Past or Logan but I believe this is a good James Mangold flick that is better than origins. Edit: just watched the outro but the credit scene is behind you watching it but that’s just a hiccup and Days of Future Past has a little twist you’ll love. Also it’s when the timeline totally splits as well

Anthony K.

Is this the unrated cut or regular cut? Eager to watch after work!

Edwin

FYI, Alex Summers, the guy who could shot energy waves from his chest in the last X-Men movie, is Scott’s Summers older brother AKA Cyclops! Also, didn’t you find curious that Azazel, the red teleporting mutant and Mystik were in the same team and years later we get Nightcrawler, a teleporting mutant with blue skin? Hmmmm 🤔

LittleGalaxyBoy

Based On: This movie as a whole is loosely based on the miniseries "Wolverine" from 1982 that began in the Canadian Rockies before the action shifted to Japan introducing us to characters like Yukio. This Miniseries was actually the first solo run of Wolverine written by Chris Claremont & Frank Miller. Mariko Yashida is also a love interest in the comics first appearing in The Uncanny X-Men #118 (1979) and in the 1982 Miniseries gets engaged to Logan. So you can already see small elements that slightly made their way into the film. The comic also released after the Dark Phoenix Saga (1981) which of course inspired X-Men: The Last Stand showcasing the death of Jean Grey. Cannot recall if Jean is ever brought up in the comic miniseries though. ------------------------------------------------------------- Viper & Hydra Connection: Ophelia Sarkissian (Evil Woman) was introduced as Madame Hydra in Captain America #110 (1968) and later as Viper in Captain America #180 (1974) heavy ties to Hydra, one of the reasons why she wears green. She later left the group and reunited the Serpent Squad, killing the original Viper and taking his name. Viper is very much a Captain America villain who overtime starting to interact with the X-Men, Wolverine etc. For legal reason they couldn't mention her Hydra connections in this film as Fox only own the rights to The X-Men. So Hydra was off limits even though Viper was Madame Hydra. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Silver Samurai: Kenuichio Harada (Bow Guy) in the comics is the Silver Samurai. He was introduced in Daredevil #111 (1974) but as Harada is a Mutant (Never brought up in this movie) the rights to his character are owned by Fox. Personally mixed feelings upwards the addition of the Silver Samurai in The Wolverine as Harada never becomes the Silver Samurai :( The armour we see worn by Ichirō Yashida (old man) is a little closer to what the Sliver Samurai looks like in the comics just without a red rising sun on the chest and a mouth opening. It's much larger in the film acting like an exosuit while in the comics it's closer to an Iron Man suit just in the design of a Samurai. Sliver Samurai was also the field leader of Big Hero Six in the comics which of course was adopted into an amazing Animated film that differs from the comic and began it's own thing. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Deleted Scene: I'll end this on a fun deleted scene. Within the plane near the end of the film Yukio hands Logan a suitcase, can actually still see her carrying the suitcase in the final film it's just never opened or given to Logan. But within this suitcase is a Wolverine Suit and Mask with a yellow and brown colour scheme based on Wolverines outfit of the 1980s. This is the first and only time we see the iconic Wolverine outfit in these films. You saw his iconic Yellow and Blue outfit in X-Men 97 trailer which is more iconic but I really love the Yellow and Brown suit as well. Deleted Scene - https://youtu.be/M4E0fDhGc40?t=60

Popcorn In Bed

I think this is just the regular version. We watched it on Disney+!

Matt Rose

you'll be thrilled to know that James Mangold, who directed this, went on to do LOGAN. As good as THE WOLVERINE is, LOGAN crushes it.

K, Zachary

Cassie and Carly back together to watch another X-Men. What could be a better way to spend a Thursday night? I need something to cheer me up after the results of those CT scans yesterday. Check Vlog for that information. I can't think of anything else to lift my spirits then Cassie and Carly you guys are the 💣.

Alex Gorell

Parts of this movie bothered me a bit, like the silver Samurai part. but overall it’s good and it does lead well into Days of Future Past. Which btw I recommend watching the Rogue Cut of it when you do if you can.

Oberhauser-Blofeld

This was a fun and entertaining movie, not a great movie. X-men: Days of Future Past is the best XMen team movie (IMO); LOGAN is an amazing drama and emotional gut-punch. Great closure to the Wolverine/ProfessorX arc.

Cole Jennett

I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen the mid credit scene for this, or at least I have no memory of it. I may have to watch it before the rest of the movie😂

aarswft

Unfortunately, the only relevant part of this movie is the post credit scene. Film is just an obstruction to get through before DOFP.

Rick Williams

Thanks for giving me something to look forward to for tonight, Cassie.

Brandon

They don't have sound. You have to sync it up with your own copy of the movie

Tom Furze

Thank you Disney + for having this. And thank you Cassie for the watch. Looking forward as well to Days of Future Past and Logan.

Bill Maurer

Tao Okamoto is gorgeous 🥰

David Freese

It all depends if the Rogue Cut is widely available for free because it’s available for free on Disney + for the theater cut and Cassie usually goes with most widely available

Patrick Egan

The movie has to be obscured for full-length reactions or else they'll get hit for copyright violations. They can't give away the actual movie to viewers.

Clay F

"Although its final act succumbs to the usual cartoonish antics, The Wolverine is one superhero movie that manages to stay true to the comics while keeping casual viewers entertained."

OddThomas

I found this entry incredibly dull; even more surprising when the same director made Logan, which is a series highlight.

OddThomas

Jackman is da bomb in Logan yo

OddThomas

Agreed. Rogue cut.

Matt Rose

Cassie: consider pulling an audible and doing M*A*S*H in honor of Donald Sutherland who just passed today.

ArsTropica

I had just finished rewatching Old Man Logan narrated by Comicstorian when I heard that he'd passed away. R.I.P Ben. You were a legend that gladdened the hearts of many.

Walter Crockett

Its the theatrical cut...Unfortunately. Extended cut is better.

Walter Crockett

mid end credits sequence is not in sync with the reaction

Walter

I like this movie more every time I watch it. Huge Jackedman is amazing, of course.

rubberkidney

wolverine has a long history with japan. since he heals he is long lived and has experienced many 'lives' so to speak. also you guys should react to the xmen theme song before the next xmen movie.

Walter

For me, First Class is the best, but Days of Future Past is pretty great. One thing in the movie always bothers me - which I won't spoil here - but not enough to diminish the rest of the greatness of the movie.

Cole Jennett

This could be her opportunity to watch “Klute” for McQ

Uncle Phoenix

Yup, and that new girl really seemed to like Logan, too. She looked interesting, I wonder who she is. (JK)

Rick Williams

I agree. Very entertaining. I enjoyed the movie. And your reactions. Always good to see you ladies reacting to a movie. Good job.

Walter

Yeah, Logan is gonna be a rough watch for you guys, but it's a fantastic movie that I believe you will still really appreciate.

Chris Retzlaff

Hiroyuki Sanada is legit and brings so much to every movie, but does this mean Shingen is the leader of the Yakusa Gang in the MCU? and Ronin/Hawkeye takes him out in Endgame. After, Shogun is Mariko a common name? Or is that an homage to the novel.

Mike Lemon

I've seen on other places it was a Shogun homage.

Stick Figure Studios

I just read that he passed. A sad day for movie lovers and a real loss for Cinema. :-(

Stick Figure Studios

Mangold also did IDENTITY and FORD V. FERRARI which Cassie liked.

Tom Furze

I am so glad you guys enjoyed the movie. The follow-up little scene was very satisfying, I agree.

Matt Rose

spaced on that, good call.

Matt Rose

and 3:10 TO YUMA (remake), COP LAND, and WALK THE LINE. Very solid director. I even liked DIAL OF DESTINY though I think I'm in the minority there.

Tom Furze

When I first watched this movie I thought Yukio might possibly be Yuriko Oyama (who was lady deathstrike in the comics). I knew that she was in Xmen 2, but there wasn't much continuity between the films. Of course I now know I was wrong.

JAKH

"Kelly's Heroes" (1970) "The Dirty Dozen" (1967) "The Italian Job" (2003 remake) "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" (1992 original movie) "Space Cowboys" (2000) directed by Clint Eastwood "The Eagle Has Landed" (1976) "Hollowpoint" (1996) "Outbreak" (1995) "Start the Revolution Without Me" (1970)

Dean Holt

It’s been a while since I’ve watched this one, but even though I remembered most of it a really enjoyed watching it tonight but it’s always great watching how you both react to movies. Can’t wait to see what you think or the next one as it’s not just my favourite X-Men film but one of my favourite comic book movies. I also sad to hear about the passing of the great Donald Sutherland. Such a incredible actor and will always be remembered through the great movies he left us with. RIP Sargent Oddball.

YodatheHobbit

This movie is always great to watch along with because I can just watch with my bluray and don't need to find it online.

YodatheHobbit

Forgiving himself for having to kill the love of his life and getting over his grief, coming to terms with how it was for the greater good is great character building for him. It would feel odd for him to go from X-Men 3 to having no personal reflection or despair about having to kill Jean in DOFP. Time was needed so he could take a break and not be an emotionless robot who gets over things quickly. That's something Logan in the cartoon never did, getting over things. it's very relevant and human.

Clay F

A big +1 for both M*A*S*H and Klute -- my two favorite Donald Sutherland movies: M*A*S*H (1970) Klute (1971) (w/Jane Fonda)

Clay F

I noticed that.

Clay F

This was a first watch for me and I liked it. I found the movie entertaining. Plus, I generally like movies/series set in Tokyo -- an awesome city. I been through Tokyo years ago on business, but more recently we spent 7 days in Tokyo on vacation and loved it -- one of our favorite cities in the world. Logan does seem to connect with pretty women. Mariko is beautiful. As you may have noticed, Mariko's father (Shinghen) is played by the actor Hiroyuki Sanada who is Ujio (Katsumoto's right hand man) in the Last Samurai (2003) and is also in the new series Shōgun. Nice seeing the old Picard (Charles) in the credits scene.

Katie Jackson

Great Reaction! When you get to Days Of Future Past make sure you watch the deleted scenes. There's one in particular that you and Carly will like. Just bummed it never made it to the theatrical release.

Stick Figure Studios

You know, I enjoyed this movie a lot more this time than I did when I first saw it. Maybe I was just in a bad mood that day or something. I don't know. It's still not as great as LOGAN (even though it's by the same director), but it's much better than I remembered. Glad you both loved it too. I think you're each going to like the next one even more. :-)

Canadianant

Great afternoon watch for me. Good stuff. I had only watched this one once in the theatre when it first came out. That train sequence is anxiety inducing! Shocking hot take from Carly at the end. I really Enjoyed watching it with you ladies. I hope you were/are able to watch days of future past before heading to the great white north for your holiday break. I'm really looking forward to that one. Ps: do we get Deadpool after Days of future past?

Chris Thom

Woah...high praise from Carly!! Related/unrelated: both of you keep getting more beautiful every month. Congratulations. And Logan would be lucky to marry Carly. He'd put a ring on it I bet.

Chris Thom

Oh dang. RIP. That's sad to hear.

Richard Maurer

Looking forward to Days of Future Past and then a Deadpool rewatch (hopefully).

Philip Alan

Although I was able to sync the mid credit scene, please countdown to those as well! We'd love to see your in sync reaction to those as well! Just sayiiiiinnngggg! And I love that Carly loved this one. You see, let them like the ones the want to like! Great reaction, ladies!

Chris B.

I'm with Carly: The Wolverine is an awesome movie and deserves way more kudos than its given, warts and all. Cassie and Carly: don't know if you have committed to the Deadpool 1 & 2 movies yet, but with Deadpool & Wolverine coming out here soonish, I do hope you're considering including them (even if Carly is a little squeamish).

Alex Villarreal

This may be my favorite Wolverine movie. I know LOGAN is the one that will stand the test of time as everyone's fav, but there is something very fun about this entry, too. And I like the Japanese setting a lot.

Scott Macaulay

I am amazed at how much I am enjoying my second viewing of the X-Men movies with the grand sisters of cinema! Please watch Days of Future Past before you go away!!!

djKENTO

imagine thinking character development isn't relevant...

Ryan Geiger

Well, at least Carley knows "Logan" is going to be a rough watch for her.

Jay Jay Reyes

This will be your favorite Wolverine movie Cassie. This was a true Wolverine story!!!!

Matthew Gibson

it's a comic book movie. Things are going to get ridiculous from time to time. That's why I couldn't appreciate Nolan's take on Batman - it was too serious. It insisted upon itself. I digress. The Wolverine is a dang good movie but is overshadowed by the ones that follow it. Yes I cannot wait for DOFP; also is Carly not going to Canada? Is she disavowed by the Canadian government and can never go home? She a spy of sort, I KNOW IT! Anyhoo great reaction. loving the full movies here on the Patreon.

Shawn Kildal

Logan lost his memory in X-Men Origins: Wolverine which is a PREQUEL to the first 3 X-Men movies. So, he remembers everything that has happened since then. If you are confused about the timeline now, wait until the next movie.

Jacob

End credit scene is nowhere close to syncing up with what your showing. You guys just skipped straight to the scene( no big deal if you edit in a timer) but you still keep the original timing in the blurred image so it's not remotely close to syncing up. And almost impossible to sync up on your own.

Ben Livingstone

You guys probably know a wolverine really isn't a bear, right?

Ike

Logan does not remember events that take place before X-Men Origins? So, why does Logan remember the events of World War II? I hope you or someone can explain it for me.

Mojo One Thousand

Ike it is odd, but in the other movies he does have flashes of the adamantium procedure, which is pre-Origins. I chalk it up to his memories being "misplaced" rather than "lost", so the that Nagsaki memory is fragment he has remembered. In the original 3 movies "Logan" and "Charles" do discuss his memories and "Charles" may know them, but he wanted "Logan" to rediscover them for himself. However, the recollections are conveniently based around the plots of the movies.

Mojo One Thousand

"Fetch!", "Woof!", "Oh my gosh!". That had all the PiB standards in it. When I saw this hit the Patreon feed I knew I was going to have to wait to see it, but the thing that almost instantly popped into my head was "what was Carly going to say when Logan is cooked in the well"... my first thought was "oh my gosh" and I laughed when I saw it that I had guessed right. It was a high percentage chance, but it could have easily been "fetch". I was expecting a "woof!" for "Noburo" in his red jocks (mainly because he is a cad), but we got it with "Viper" instead. I think her and "Toad" from the original "X-men" movie are competing for least liked, most disgusting characters in the eyes of PiB. Hiroyuki Sanada is a champ... you need a bad-arse Japanese fella.. he's your man. I appreciate that Carly is getting out of her comfort zone for this ride. There a few more bumps to come, but you can do it Carly!

Richard Maurer

I would hope so. They're really mustelids, related to weasels, otters, badgers, mink, etc.

John Casamassa

I've always wondered if Hiroyuki Sanada is the Wes Studi of Japanese characters or if Wes Studi is the Hiroyuki Sanada of Native American characters. I haven't figured it out yet. Either way, neither of them wants for work.

Scott Macaulay

I believe they covered that misconception in the first X-Men viewing

Dazman

This movie was better than I remember it being...

Just Plain Bob

@Ike I suspect the real reason is exactly the one we all think it is: a mistake on the part of the script writer. It’s a huge plot hole that, frankly, I’d never noticed until Carly pointed it out.

Jon Johns

Y'all, please consider this when suggesting non- theatrical cut versions to Cassie: tell how much added TIME is included in the alternate version. Her eyes cross a little when the directors cut, or whatever is another 45 minutes, or whatever. The Rogue Cut only adds about 10-15 minutes, right? Don't bury the headline 😉

Dean Holt

Strange I thought the same about enjoying it more than my previous couple of watches lol. Definitely looking forward to their reaction to the next film, Logan is a great movie but it could be a bit of a tough watch in a couple of places for them.

Dean Holt

Kelly’s Hero’s is my favourite film he was in, Space Cowboy is just a fun film and I think it gets overlooked.

Stick Figure Studios

Yeah, as teriffic as LOGAN is, I suspect that they're actually going to end up not liking it. We'll see.

Stick Figure Studios

LOGAN is sublime, but this is still good. Better than I remembered.

pinkdino99

This is so close to being a perfect X-Men and Wolverine movie. The first 2/3 gets Logan perfectly. Mariko and Yuki are both perfect as is the setting of Japan which is so important to Logan's history (as is Viper funnily enough). Unfortunately the studio got involved in the final third and meddled severely hence the weak final act. Director James Mangold and Logan took a significant pay cut for Logan to ensure that the studio would not get involved. James Mangold... vote Copland !

pinkdino99

They were asking why he remembered Nagasaki.

Chris Thom

Yeah same. This made me want to see it again. The first time it just felt a bit jarring because it was so different and foreign.

Chris Thom

Yeah I don't need my comic movies to be super realistic.

Brian Lowery

The Unrated version is even better.

Ian A

This movie was better than I remember story wise. The acting, dialog and action just had no sense of urgency. Everyone seemed to be like a beat slow with their lines, especially when talking to each.

YodatheHobbit

That usually happens when various characters are dealing with depression like Logan, Mariko, her dad, etc. They're not happy to answer speedily, so they think before they talk. More realistic. Not every film should have urgency the way I look at it. Allows time for characters to show their feelings.

YodatheHobbit

Yeah, I'm glad she's ready to brace herself. Gonna be a LOT of looking away moments.

YodatheHobbit

SAME! I'm genuinely shocked I never considered that. Most of the inconsistencies of these films I just kind of consider a few vague ones, and mostly ones which are genuinely explained by how doing "things" (spoiler free way of describing it.... differently), but that one is very much harder to explain. I guess I could just imagine off screen Professor X helped him remember some parts of his life, although he wanted Logan to remember Alkali Lake himself. Also the "drinking to remember" end credits bar scene may have unlocked his Nagasaki memory.

Eric Wallace

You need to time your end credits better

Philip Alan

please, yes & thank you!

Brent Petty

Don't psych yourselves out about the violence in Logan. Deadpool is just as violent, it's just often used for comedic effect as opposed to dramatic effect like in Logan.

Robert James

Can’t wait for you to watch Days of Future Past.

K, Zachary

The bear scene is exactly why I am against hunting. Makes me sick to watch animals suffer.