Deadpool & Wolverine

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Jackman is pretty and about an entire foot taller than comic Wolverine so the precedence for them to pick whoever they’re feeling at the moment has already been established lol

True, but he can act the hell out of the part. Scott Eastwood is a good looking sonofabitch, but he couldn't come close to pulling off the character like Jackman. Shit, Hugh may have set the bar TOO high for the next guy up, in all actuality. I feel Wes Chatham can pull off that look and still bring that attitude to the character. Possibly.

But hey, that's down the road. I'm first going to enjoy Hugh (and his variants!) taking Logan for a ride one last time!

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Bowser

True, but he can act the hell out of the part. Scott Eastwood is a good looking sonofabitch, but he couldn't come close to pulling off the character like Jackman. Shit, Hugh may have set the bar TOO high for the next guy up, in all actuality. I feel Wes Chatham can pull off that look and still bring that attitude to the character. Possibly.

But hey, that's down the road. I'm first going to enjoy Hugh (and his variants!) taking Logan for a ride one last time!

I watched one of the 'new' X-Men movies yesterday. The one with Psylocke looking extremely ****able the whole movie.

And man, James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are SO overqualified for those movies. Damn does Fassbender kill it. It's as jarring as watching Ewan McGregor just massacre everyone he's on screen with in the Star Wars prequels. And when he and McAvoy do a scene together you really see how talented they both are.

Jackman is the only other guy that could really hang with them and he really only shares much screen time with them in one of them. Nicholas Hoult and Jennifer Lawrence were credible, but they weren't going toe to toe with those 2.

It has been kinda funny how much talent has run through those franchises, though. Alongside some real trash so it makes them look that much better. But when you have Patrick Stewart and Ian McCellan replaced by McAvoy and Fassbender - man, that's just living under a lucky star for a pulp comic book franchise.

[Valiant]

Originally Posted by Bowser

True, but he can act the hell out of the part. Scott Eastwood is a good looking sonofabitch, but he couldn't come close to pulling off the character like Jackman. Shit, Hugh may have set the bar TOO high for the next guy up, in all actuality. I feel Wes Chatham can pull off that look and still bring that attitude to the character. Possibly.

But hey, that's down the road. I'm first going to enjoy Hugh (and his variants!) taking Logan for a ride one last time!

I think that is needed though for wolverine.

Jackman besides being a great actor, he helped ruin xmen. The movies were about him and not the team. Wolverine needs to be a lesser role for the movie to succeed imo.

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Valiant

I think that is needed though for wolverine.

Jackman besides being a great actor, he helped ruin xmen. The movies were about him and not the team. Wolverine needs to be a lesser role for the movie to succeed imo.

Jackman can't help it that he's such a badass actor that he makes the rest of them look really lame...

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by Fish

Jackman can't help it that he's such a badass actor that he makes the rest of them look really lame...

Which is funny because Patrick Stewart and Ian Mckellen are badass.

And in the newer trilogy he shared the screen with Mcavoy and Fassbender, who are equally awesome.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Valiant

I think that is needed though for wolverine.

Jackman besides being a great actor, he helped ruin xmen. The movies were about him and not the team. Wolverine needs to be a lesser role for the movie to succeed imo.

Wolverine is centuries old and has seen it all. He's a man that wants to forget.

He's the perfect straight man to Deadpool's irreverent fool that values nothing and takes nothing seriously. This could easily be a dramedy with a much deeper meaning while allowing Reynolds to be fall down funny and lighten the tone.

I don't have any faith in Hollywood to pull this off like I once did but it's not the formula that's the problem - it's sticking the landing.

[DJ's left nut]

Originally Posted by Valiant

I think that is needed though for wolverine.

Jackman besides being a great actor, he helped ruin xmen. The movies were about him and not the team. Wolverine needs to be a lesser role for the movie to succeed imo.

Maybe it was just the kid in me loving the character, but I always felt like Wolverine was the epicenter of the X-Men comics as well.

For better and for worse, I feel like most of the X-Men movies handled him roughly similarly to the comics. The universe really did work around him for the most part.

I mean they could try a Storm or even a Cyclops arc here and there (obviously the Jean Grey stuff happened but she was pretty massive in some of the movies as well), but they didn't work as well for young DJLN.