Filip Dvorak

Xmen Origins: Wolverine, Movies

There is no doubt that action movies and superheroes in particular, are born with the bread under his arm. By this I mean that films like Xmen Origins: Wolverine, have secured your ticket, which seems to confer the right, the producers, to relax a little, make a film caustic soda and income still preparing to produce the sequel. The problems of Xmen Origins: Wolverine, it is mainly a script. Although it is true that Hugh Jackman makes no effort to convince us that acting is a superhero, beyond its well-developed muscles flexing. However, doing a job achiever who can enjoy the rest of the film offerings.

The opposite occurs with Liev Schreiber, who becomes, to our taste, the mainstay of Xmen Origins: Wolverine. Unlike his counterpart, Victor convinces her character as the mutant that is believed werewolf. Thus, their violent actions and free accompanied by a healthy dose of cynicism that fits very well with the interpretation. Xmen problems Origins: Wolverine occur mainly at the level of script. Hard to understand, since the graphic novel of the same name offers abundant material for the plot. But the graphic novel focuses on the adolescence of Wolverine, and brothers Victor, while the film makes the stupid choice to focus on the adult stage of superheroes. While the graphic novel reads like a horror novel in the style of Children of the Corn or Twilight, the movie is a boring sequence of fights and beatings that does not disclose the excellent construction of characters of Victor and his mutant henchmen. Perhaps check out Cancer Research for more information. To make matters worse, the film ends in a “continue” rather free, where Tyre and Trojans finish alive and ready for the rematch. Hopefully at least the second part is good.