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The Wolverine

The Wolverine

2013
Sci-fi, Fantasy
2h 6m
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Rated 27 Jul 2013
61
36th
Good and fun, but not great. It falls somewhere in the middle of the X-Men universe films, certainly ahead of the previous Wolverine film. Its strength was bringing a more realistic version of Wolverine and developing his character. The biggest problem was the finale, which was just a fight with a boring CGI robot (the Silver Samurai). You could almost feel the studio execs forcing that finale into the script. Make sure to stay for the post-credits sequence.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
70
35th
Logan makes a comeback after the huge disappointment that was X-Men Origins. The Wolverine is just a fun action movie that benefits from strong visual stylings and cool set-pieces. The story gets bogged down by a ridiculous villain and plot twists that are too obvious, but the things that work - the Japanese setting and the likability of the Wolverine character - at least make for an entertaining comic book film.
Rated 28 Jul 2013
50
29th
Not very good. But I'll watch Hugh Jackman in anything and he might as well act in these formulaic scenes as read the phonebook out loud or something (just as) stupid like that, I suppose. And the film is, after all, a far cry better than the abomination that was the origin story.
Rated 03 Aug 2013
75
65th
(Spoilers) Decent. The "twist" is predictable a mile away, and is played as a "huge surprise" which is a big pet peeve of mine. Bogged down by a messy and poorly paced plot, completely unnecessary stuff like Japanese characters speaking English to one another with no non-Japanese characters around, and a subvillain that serves only to remind us all of Poison Ivy in Batman & Robin whenever she's on screen - and no one need be reminded of that film. Great action direction and sets.
Rated 06 Aug 2013
86
51st
I really liked this a lot better than the last Wolverine movie, this sequel to the X-Men franchise is a pretty good superhero movie. James Mangold did a fine job with it. The Wolverine is great for it's visuals but also it's characters and a surprisingly good script. Give it a shot. Also, Jackman still fits the role perfectly. Supporting cast is good too. Good movie.
Rated 13 Nov 2013
60
30th
Unbelievably, Hollywood continues to fuck this franchise up. The character and comic needs little work to adapt yet they had to add the most laughable twists and needless effects ever in this. For instance why would you waste CGI money on a hospital bed? A rather shitty bullet train sequence? Or the grand finale (which I had to refrain from pissing myself with laughter) with the corny 1980's ROBOCOP 2 ERA SAMURAI ROBOT SUIT? WHY?!? Just follow the goddamn original comic and it'd be great.
Rated 30 Aug 2013
30
9th
Hugh Jackman, as usual, was the only thing half-way decent about this film. I sincerely wish Darren Arnofsky would have been able to make his schedule and personal life fit this films' original shooting schedule. Then, this review would likely be a whole lot different. As it is, James Mangold delivered my biggest disappointment of the summer. The story was silly, didn't even really make sense, and the action was shot in a very forgettable way. Nothing new brought to the table here, sadly.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
60
30th
It's a hell of a lot better than Origins, though that's as backhanded a compliment as you can get. It looks good, sounds good and has some one-note mid-level bosses. The Viper girl is an exposition machine and Mariko's father is as bland as they come. It's still fun, though. Setting it apart from movies like Iron Man 3, it is its own movie and is not dependent on the movie before or following it to be successful. Superhero franchises need more of that.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
2
15th
Juvenile, I expected (although the Japanese setting/motifs added exponentially to this), but I was surprised by how fucking dull this is. It employs essentially every standard comic-book plot element but does absolutely nothing interesting with them. I'm going on a plane tomorrow and this better not be the last movie I see.
Rated 01 Aug 2013
71
54th
A very decent superhero romp that neither stretched its scope needlessly, nor overstayed it's welcome. And I found it to be a refreshing change to have some action sequences with actual pain and tension, most of which involved mortal human opponents no less, kudos for that. Also had a strange deja vu concerning "The Big Sleep", maybe because the plot made about as much sense, but that didn't really bother me.
Rated 26 Jul 2013
68
33rd
Almost-- great? How!? The fact that this had so potential is the most impressive thing. There's a certain point where it hits you - this movie is really only pretending to be about Wolverine. It's constructed entirely around a Japanese family's legacy. Which is pretty cool. But the action sequences are incomprehensible. It's not impressionism - it's nonsense. At first I was like, whoa, I really care. And then I was like, who I really don't. Roll credits.
Rated 11 Nov 2013
40
2nd
God damnit, Jackman in Wolverine is a role and character that CAN NOT hold a movie. PLEASE let this be the final proof showing just that. So emotionless, so straight forward its sickening. You wont be connected at ALL to these characters - more interesting if every single one died by some freak diarrhea epidemic.
Rated 06 Aug 2013
50
21st
How do you kill someone that cannot be killed? In Wolverine's case you put him in a movie that's over two hours. Someone thought that two hours wasn't enough Wolverine. You know why the X-Men movies suck? Even their most interesting character does not warrant a two hour movie. My thoughts on Bob Seger are that he writes excellent three minute songs. It's a shame they're all five minutes long.
Rated 01 Sep 2013
80
86th
Pretty solid until the last act, where the whole thing kinda comes off the rails and throws anything resembling logic out the window. Despite the relative lack of cgi bullshit and the use of real live action stunts through most of the film, they just couldn't resist a goddamn final showdown with a pointless cgi monster. Ugh.
Rated 03 Aug 2013
74
69th
A lot more mature than the previous X-Men (bar First Class) entries, which is a breath of fresh air after Origins. It's a lot shallower than the writers clearly believe, and Mangold can't direct action for shit, but thankfully it all looks nice and is engaging. However, it all falls apart in the final act and descends into ridiculous bullshit territory. The signs of lessening quality began at the lines; "Who are you?" "The Wolverine!" and steadily grew worse. Post-credits scene was rad.
Rated 24 Jul 2013
62
58th
A rather focused story with few characters and the best X-Men movie yet. Hugh Jackman is on very fine form.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
5
57th
It's an improvement over the Wolverine prequel, but a big, big step down from First Class. It has an eye on character development, which is admirable but makes for an often dull second act. A couple action scenes are pretty cool, but the climax goes too silly (even for an X-Men movie). It romantically pairs Hugh Jackman up with one actress when he clearly has more onscreen chemistry with another, and there's WAY too many Jean Grey dream sequences.
Rated 09 Nov 2013
55
74th
[Extended Cut] - This one ain't going for subtlety, but that's not out of place for the character in question - and in between a few quite enjoyable action-sequences, there are time for some character-substance as well - and this smaller scope superhero-film is refreshing after too many big bad blockbusters. *Preview*: #13#, popcorn, hype, story, director Mangold/1, (cast), R3.
Rated 27 Dec 2013
68
52nd
good action, nice that the plot isn't an all or nothing save the entire world all of life is at stake style plotline. does get downright boring in the middle.
Rated 28 Jan 2015
66
41st
This movie was about par for the course with the other Wolverine based movies. I had trouble figuring out Wolverine's motivation to carry the plot forward early on in the film, and then I wasn't sure who I was supposed to be rooting for. Wolverine's mortality didn't convey the urgency of his character, and he seemed to be kinda slow on the uptake. Still, it had some interesting characters, and it was nice to see a Japanese cast in a mainstream American film.
Rated 28 Dec 2013
80
79th
This is what the first one should have been
Rated 13 Dec 2013
66
51st
Not bad, but the no blood really got to me after a while. Wolverine movies need to be rated R, even though I know they never will be.
Rated 21 Jan 2014
70
44th
This movie was better than Origins, but is just ok. It honestly proably ignored/changed about as much of the sorce material as Origins did, but this movie at least had a competently written story, and it didn't really ruin any characters like Origins did. If you just want to see Hugh Jackman beat up bad guys as Wolverine, this is a decently entertaining movie. Just don't expect anything more than a decent action movie.
Rated 20 Nov 2013
45
33rd
You would think that it wouldn't be that hard to make a good Wolverine movie, but apparently it is. It's obviously better than Origins, and I was on-board and entertained (despite the terrible screenplay and mediocre characters) until probably the last third when shit just falls apart massively. Oh well, no doubt we'll get another one of these in a few years time and perhaps someone will get it half right? Expected more from Mangold to be honest.
Rated 20 Nov 2013
69
53rd
Not great, but better than I expected and certainly better than the first Wolverine movie
Rated 04 Nov 2013
31
22nd
Not enough going on, just a bunch of Japanese people looking sad. No good action scenes to speak of. The story is simply too dull.
Rated 08 Nov 2013
45
17th
"mariko, i know it might be hard to accept being an adamantium robot is what your grandfather always wanted..." this is so laughable and grotesque, the only thing that kinda lives up to your expectations is the fighting. the rest is all over the place, including unnecessary romance. i thought most of the time "jesus, get it over with and fuck already, so the plot can pick up." when it did, i wished they'd gone back to drooling over each other.
Rated 01 Dec 2013
62
29th
Has anybody else noticed the annoying trend in movies to introduce our hero as a slovenly mountain man sporting a ridiculous beard (see also Bourne, Superman, Bond and everything with Wolverine). Cripes, you could send Hugh Jackman out for Starbucks and he would end up getting lost, killing a redneck barista and going to brood in the woods. Anyway, as far as the movie goes, it sucked.
Rated 07 Aug 2013
65
46th
A weak final act and "ED Robo-Shredder 209" aside, this is actually all around slightly-above-mediocrity goodness. Yes more could've been done with the Japanese setting and a stronger villain would've been preferable, but Jackmans wounded animal of a protagonist is likable and does the trick in engaging the viewer. Excellent entertainment for a slightly intoxicated trip to the movies on wednesday night.
Rated 22 Aug 2013
65
51st
Unquestionably a massive step-up on Origins, and from a character stand-point it makes an interesting case for the events of X3 to not be tossed out of continuity. For a big summer blockbuster this is surprisingly pared-down and focussed on character, which is a welcome relief. It is entirely predictable however, though Mangold ensures it's still very well-made and visually interesting. The post-credits sting is almost better than the movie. I was so hungry for nabeyaki udon after watching this.
Rated 09 Jan 2014
70
71st
Liking superhero movies and in particular liking the Wolverine character above all heroes, I wasn't surprised that I enjoyed it as much as I did, spite that I had heard almost only bad things about it. I liked it a bit better than Origins. Also, any movie starring Hugh Jackman is always worth a shot.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
50
33rd
Well, finally a watchable solo X-Men feature. Not actually the stand-alone actioner of our dreams -- Jean is there the whole time haunting Logan and the extra scene, a great one actually, points to a sequel --, but the fact that is possible to hear three shits and one fuck during its running time just makes this the proper macho, violent, grim, sexy, samurai-like superhero movie we were waiting for. Nice mortal-man-on-the-run version of Wolverine.
Rated 26 Sep 2016
70
69th
A very pleasant surprise, compared not only to its lackluster predecessor but also to the rest of the X-Men films. The difference in tone is remarkable and works in its favour. Hugh Jackman excels in what is his most personal portrayal of Wolverine, whereas the action is brilliant, occasionally entering fist-pumping territory. In truth, "The Wolverine" does show its duration (although it never becomes tedious) and doesn't end on the highest of notes, yet arguably remains the best of the bunch.
Rated 15 Sep 2013
73
37th
This movie has several slow moments but there are also a lot of exciting scenes as well. The movie should be called Wolverine Goes to Japan because most of the movie takes place in that country. If you are a fan of Wolverine or the other X-Men movies then check this one out.
Rated 31 Dec 2013
88
37th
1186: the fight seen on train was amazing!
Rated 13 Feb 2017
60
48th
Not a bad movie, I liked the train scene and some others. But it felt a bit long and the villains weren't that interesting, and it was also a bit silly seeing a ninja on top of a roof, because it's Japan ofcourse. Japanese stereotypes everywhere, which is a bit dumb. Still, entertaining enough to get through it.
Rated 30 Nov 2013
65
32nd
Sometimes i wonder how this would turn out if Arronofsky would have stayed at helm.
Rated 17 Nov 2013
75
33rd
Human side of Wolverine. I don't see the plot having any semblance of relation with the earlier X-Man movies, which comes as a rather surprise. Might be they wanted this to be a stand-alone film. And if that is, it gets more than the pass mark. In fact, it manages to come out as a remarkably able X-Man movie, inflicted with a human touch and human greed. It would be interesting to see where they take it from here.
Rated 14 Dec 2013
14
8th
ugh
Rated 06 Jan 2014
70
56th
Not bad really. Plenty of good stuff makes up for the fact that the idea of a super hero losing their powers isn't exactly new. Probably could have been rated R since Wolverine is such a psycho bad-ass. Train scene was one of the best of the year.
Rated 29 Jul 2013
85
91st
Easily one of the best films I've seen this summer as far as action films go. Lot's of action, lot's of good scraps, and a some unexpected twists along the way. Recommended for sure.
Rated 01 Jan 2014
70
50th
This is probably as good as a Wolverine movie could ever hope to be, but I fear that me and Hugh Jackman are both getting too old for this shit.
Rated 02 Jan 2014
7
61st
The fighting choreography is awesome.
Rated 15 Dec 2016
30
12th
The movie starts out as a vast improvement over the 2009 one but starts degrading after less than an hour - and the extended version is 137 minutes long! It starts by showing every cliché about Japan, before moving on to every cliché in action movies. The dialogue, plot and twists become utterly predictable. The movie takes itself way too seriously and it just gets boring. The giant samurai robot didn't work in Turtles 2 and it certainly doesn't work here. Please, no more.
Rated 28 Nov 2013
55
50th
When filmmakers take on a superhero film I assume they flip a coin to see whether this is one where the hero loses his power or the baddies somehow mimics his powers. This time the coin landed on the edge and both ways were used. Neither of them works, and we are once again left with another watchable, yet unsatisfying superhero flick.
Rated 19 Oct 2013
67
67th
I don't know I liked it well enough but the overly cliched use of Japanese stereotypes kind of killed it for me, well that, and the somewhat crappy action set pieces and lame saw-it-coming-from-a-mile-away ending.
Rated 06 Nov 2013
44
6th
the plot is stupid and the villains are simply pathetic...an adamantium Samurai?? WTF?
Rated 27 Jul 2013
60
37th
Went in expecting something along the lines of X-Men Origins. I was pleasantly surprised. A lot of the movie is pure pulpy comic book ridiculousness, which can occasionally but not always overlook the plotline, surprisingly muted for a superhero flick. The best part was still the after-credits tease for Future Past, but for once it had competition.
Rated 02 Jan 2014
88
84th
Much like The Dark Knight it's successful because it takes a recognisable and workable genre piece (in this case it's the old American Vet returns to an Asian country to help an old friend and gets tied up in a family/crime story) and sticks a superhero in the middle of it. Slow, sombre, and even a little gritty, it's one of the few recent superhero flicks I wish I had caught on the big screen. That doesn't mean it's a great film - but definitely one of the best of a very bad bunch.
Rated 05 May 2014
10
12th
Of all the possible concepts for a Wolverine movie within the X-Men universe, resolving a Japanese family feud is probably the most ill-conceived. He should be off saving the world, not farting about with some feudal Japanese soap opera shit. I'm no Japanophile, but I had to laugh at the overload of Japanese stereotypes and tropes in this over-long piece of crap.
Rated 01 Aug 2013
81
64th
This is a Wolverine movie I can be happy with. Really good focus on the character, his vulnerabilities, and his path to redemption. It has a ton of problems usually found in comic book movies, including flat or totally useless characters, way too convenient plot points, and too much of Jean Grey haunting Wolverine. But I didn't care about all that; the movie's too damn fun. Loved the Japanese setting!
Rated 12 Aug 2013
48
42nd
If there is one thing that "The Wolverine" absolutely nails, it is the characterization of the title character. The film does a great job of fleshing out Logan's struggles with his immortality and the fact that he had to kill the woman he loved. The film also nails the action scene on top of the bullet train; it is exciting, unique and funny. Outside of these aspects, things are kind of a mess. The villains are some of the weakest I've seen and the plot is mediocre. Very middle of the road.
Rated 30 Jun 2016
80
75th
I thought this was the best X-Men movie. The action was inspired and brutal, and the plot was a lot of fun - Wolverine's inclusion in what feels like a modern samurai film manages to not be a distraction and is actually a lot of fun. From Wolverine outrunning Nagasaki to fighting atop a bullet train to some actually pretty great quiet character moments, this is actually well wroth watching. (Also: watch the director's cut. It fixes some of the problems with the theatrical.)
Rated 27 Jul 2013
76
45th
Substituting some welcome estrogen & characters with conflicts existing outside of the franchise's eternally-sullen badass for the first film's parade of tesosterone-dripping tough-guys, it's no wonder this seems like an improvement. Unfortunately this doesn't avoid its predecessor's penchant for allowing slavish adherence 2 fomula to disrupt an organic narrative. Not only do plotholes form, but by the 3rd act otherwise-comprehensible character motivations almost disappear.
Rated 10 Jan 2014
79
61st
Damn it Hugh Jackman you made yet another terrible movie enjoyable by the sheer gravitas of your virtuosic take on Wolverine.
Rated 21 Feb 2017
6
61st
While I don't believe this is a great movie, it's okay. It does put Wolverine in a unique setting, and rather interesting plot. However, I find the excution to be mediocre at best. There were times I felt the movie dragged along at some points and I didn't find myself interested in anyone besides Wolverine. The action sets were filmed quite well, the effects were decent, and overall everyone had a good performances, but something was missing for me. A step up from Origins for sure.
Rated 08 Jul 2014
52
10th
Easily the worst in the X-Men series. The plot was horribly predictable and uninteresting, the characters incredibly one-dimensional and everything just screams soulless summer blockbuster film to me. Had I known I would have hated this film so much I'd have skipped it altogether even though I consider myself a completionist.
Rated 25 Dec 2013
15
19th
140 minutes is kind of long for a Days of Future Past commercial.
Rated 01 Aug 2013
75
71st
This was a very pleasant surprise to say the least. To be honest, I never really cared to watch the X-men/Wolverine movies, but this movie is exactly the kind of movie that makes me want to. Everything just worked here. It has a great tone, Jackman kills it as Wolverine and the setting (Japan) is excellently used. The action scenes felt very real and intense, and there's a perfect balance between a gritty TDK-ish tone and a more comic-y approach. A great popcorn superhero movie.
Rated 10 Nov 2013
1
16th
Not decent. Utter shit. Yeah.
Rated 01 Sep 2018
49
21st
The "I Don't Give A Crap Unless I Do" guy is back! Good things first - the movie is more about a personal drama rather than a global save the world again problem. Problem is, it's a drama about a Canadian woodcutter on a holiday in Japan. He visits friends, misbehaves in public, rides a bullet train, rents an Audi, looks for ninjas, tries a swordfight, spends some time in the countryside, did I mention robots yet? Wow, I mean why is this not on the travel channel is beyond me.
Rated 07 Nov 2020
61
28th
It starts with a nice WWII sequence followed by a cool forest scene. Then, An American director trying to shoot a Japanese movie part creates a lot of awkwardness but after a lot of flipping and flapping the movie finds its voice. The viper character was very weak and did not add much to the story, and the Silver Samurai parts were a bit of a stretch, but Jackman is still excellent as Wolverine and Japanese actors/actresses gave very good performances also.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
71
66th
Jackman excels as usual, and the movie's a meaty, 80's-style action programmer that could have starred Schwarzenegger or Van Damme in their prime: grizzled loner gets called to his war buddy's bedside, gets involved with his family/daughter, notices something fishy, bad guys, double crosses, etc. Although the midsection does drag, the action is crisply shot and consistently inventive. This is the most Wolverine-ish Wolverine since X2.
Rated 04 Aug 2014
50
18th
Stylistically it tries hard to be something it isn't. Storywise it's just a bunch of obvious cliches. Action sequences border on ridiculous or downright cross that barrier. It's at least half an hour too long and Hugh Jackman seems to be its only solidly redeeming quality.
Rated 28 Jul 2013
73
36th
I like it but it is unimpressive. I prefer Wolverine in the X-Men context. I love his interactions with those people.
Rated 17 Aug 2013
76
51st
It's fun, but just that.
Rated 07 Nov 2013
71
29th
Not bad I guess, though it gets repetitive and doesn't really make much sense. Some of the fight scenes are kind of fun.
Rated 11 Dec 2013
60
72nd
Hell of a lot better than "Origins", but a step down from "First Class". The extended cut is the one to watch, as it shows Logan leaving his claw marks in everyone. Violent and effective. Overall it's a nice snack while I wait to feast on "Days Of Future Past".
Rated 01 Jul 2015
58
5th
Worst of the series. No excuses.
Rated 28 Dec 2016
75
52nd
wolverine goes to japan sounded like a stupid movie when i first heard about it, and i can't say that i was all that impressed. the best part of this movie, in fact, was the world war two flashbacks, if i could see an entire wolverine movie set during world war two, i could die a happy man. even if this was a let down, it's still a comic book movie, and i have yet to watch one that i didn't like in the slightest.
Rated 06 Mar 2017
75
75th
Leaps and bounds better than "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"(2009) this films does a far better job grounding the character in a more realistic world. The character of Wolverine has the potential for telling mature stories about trauma, and not only the solider on the battlefield but the story of when he survives to come back home. Unfortunately the film fails to do anything with its mess of a script, but add weak side characters with regularly scheduled action with a schlock robot samurai finale.
Rated 01 Dec 2017
51
33rd
It's not that super ... More reviews here : http://movie-freak.be
Rated 07 Jan 2014
44
20th
Infinitamente superior ao primeiro filme, o que também não quer dizer muita coisa, mas também ainda não é algo digno do Wolverine. Cá entre nós, Sir Patrick Stewart e Sir Ian Mckellen na cena pós crédito vale a vista.
Rated 10 Jan 2014
67
19th
Too long and meandering for its own good, with a plot that seems to hit beats after a point just for the sake of filling out runtime. Hugh Jackman's still good as Wolverine, and Will Yun Lee isn't bad either, at least when he gets screentime in the overcrowded mess that is this movie, but nearly everyone else is just bland. There's some good action sequences, like the bullet train or the duel, but for the most part they aren't anything grand. In all, it's just not very good.
Rated 26 Sep 2017
15
60th
6/7
Rated 28 Jul 2013
45
14th
Is this a Mangold film?
Rated 02 Dec 2013
66
15th
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Rated 01 Jan 2014
15
9th
I think I may have been more focused on the smaller things in this movie which has made me loath is to such a degree. Ah yes, we are in Japan thus ALL Japanese main female characters must be dressed as Geisha at all times. Ah yes, the Yakuza all wear button down tops to more quickly reveal to the audience that they have tattoos and are durrr Yakuza. Rararra. I liked the Nagasaki part at the beginning after that everything went to shit. Fuck it all.
Rated 14 Jan 2014
60
58th
eng_jap; [the Wolverine]; wolferine rettet einem japaner vor der atombombe und soll später für diesen als bodyguard arbeiten - doch ein gegenspieler blockiert seine regenerationskräfte.;
Rated 17 Nov 2013
70
29th
Another okay Marvel movie. Hugh Jackman continues to impress as Wolverine. The plot is all very comic booky but if that's what you want this one's got it in spades.
Rated 24 Apr 2014
50
18th
I guess they had too much fun shooting this movie... I didn't while watching.
Rated 30 Jul 2014
0
0th
Boring. Could not watch it till the end
Rated 17 May 2016
61
33rd
At least it managed to fine some semblence of tension or jeopardy, and at least there's some examination of Wolverine's motivation in life, but it's still not quite good enough.
Rated 30 Jul 2013
35
4th
The characters, story, action sequnces, romance: bland. The acting and production values were close to TV movie quality for me. Disappointing. ps58
Rated 27 Mar 2014
68
23rd
It was nice seeing the softer, more vulnerable and human side of Wolverine, and the train scene was nuts (good nuts). But really.. giant, shiny samurai suit? Come on. And oh what interesting female characters! (Haha, I'm so funny.)
Rated 07 Jun 2014
60
50th
A really disappointing attempt at telling one of the best stories in the x-men universe. They hollywooded a sad and brutal story into some happy ending twaddle.
Rated 16 Jun 2014
70
52nd
Far far better than Origins. This is mostly due to a greater focus on character with some action sequences. A good watch, please do this with other X-Men (Magneto, Prof X for example).
Rated 12 Mar 2016
68
46th
was 80 before lol i never wanna watch again, only the opening scene and post credits scene. i just didnt care about the new characters and their plot and the setting wasnt enough. there was one cool action scene where he cut into a guy's leg and flung him lol. i like the jean flashbacks
Rated 06 Dec 2013
20
1st
Couldn't even finish it. Maybe there was just too much extra in the unrated version, but I liked what they were doing with the violence and swearing; showing us the real Wolverine. Everything else failed on so many levels though.
Rated 07 Feb 2014
40
34th
Not quite as terrible as Origins, but with just as much garbage - just better filmed. The scene where Wolves pulls the bug thing off his heart ranks among the worst scenes to ever be captured on film. The plot is incredibly predictable. And the climax is something that would make sense in a comic book, not a feature film. Try again Marvel.
Rated 20 Jan 2014
48
12th
Some wonderfully choreographed action set pieces don't outweigh the fact that the final fight is against a fucking adamantium robot. The 3rd act completely ruined it. Its a shame that Hollywood is wasting a Wolverine incarnate in Hugh Jackman with average action films.
Rated 24 Aug 2013
47
19th
Leave your brain at the door for this one because the plot is as stupid as it gets. The villains are pathetic and don't pose a serious enough threat to worry Wolverine. It's not boring though, and the fight scenes are ok so immediately it's a far superior film to "Origins".
Rated 11 Dec 2013
71
49th
Meh.
Rated 24 Jun 2014
70
77th
Best movie in the whole X-Men series, by far. Action sequences are cool, Wolverine is badass and it's just tons better than the last one.
Rated 04 Mar 2014
56
25th
Well, it's Wolverine 5. It doesn't really cover any ground that the last four Wolverine movies didn't cover, and it wasn't an especially interesting story to throw him into. It could be cool if they made some sort of "episodic" Wolverine (or other super-hero) movies, just to flesh out the Marvel movie universe, but this was just another decent Wolverine movie, and every bit as unnecessary as I thought it would be when I first heard about it.
Rated 01 Jun 2014
67
35th
With such a generic, predictable story, The Wolverine is only worth watching for the few interesting action scenes
Rated 03 Aug 2017
62
49th
A middle of the road action movie that's nevertheless elevated mostly thanks to Jackman and, to a lesser degree, Mangold's direction. The train fight is the standout.
Rated 03 Sep 2017
72
46th
Wolverine: Tokyo Drift should have been set this in the 1980s, and had more Uzi-wielding Yakuza in suits.
Rated 27 Jul 2013
50
50th
The Wolverine is one of the better films to come out of Marvel's cinematic X-Men franchise. From beginning to end, we see people killed and maimed as havoc and horror rains down on Japan. It's just as frenetic as you'd expect from the genre and perhaps more grotesque than you'd hope.Granted, not a lot of folks go to a movie like The Wolverine for the tranquility of it all. Fans of the franchise will likely feel this is a welcome and worthy addition to the canon. (pluggedin.com)
Rated 23 Aug 2015
85
65th
The rating would have been higher but for the ending. They actually did a decent job of adapting the Mariko storyline from the comics, but they kinda butchered the Silver Samurai. I won't even comment on the fate of the claws since Bryan Singer decided to completely ignore it in Days of Future Past.

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