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Doubt it will. It's missing scenes, and special effects. Plus it's a hyped Hugh Jackman movie.Winnow wrote:Wolverine working print has been released to the intertubes.
hope it doesn't hurt the box office numbers too much.
edit: oops merge this with Origins thread please!
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Good movie.
I predict most will rate this as their favorite X movie.
The movie is mostly complete, good audio and video. This is worth checking out just to see the unfinished scenes and how a movie progresses. As you get late in the movie, there less finished scenes. It's cool seeing the placeholders and bluescreen stuff as well as seeing the harnesses on the actors during fight scenes. You see grey CGI graphic placeholders in some spots.
This will help the movie, not hurt it. As it stands, unfinished/polished, it's a very good movie. It makes me more curious to see he final product after having seen it. i didn't watch it in one sitting and wasn't paying attention fully.
This version even includes the little 30 second additional scene you see after the credits in Marvel movies.
I wasn't particularly interested in this movie. Wolverine's Origin isn't what I'd prefer seeing but they did a nice job with it. i would have rather seen a more recent time period Wolverine movie with more mutants (although the mutants that are in the movie are done well)
Strong movie (based only on working copy) with a so so ending IMO. I wonder if some of the reworked scenes are near the end.
I predict most will rate this as their favorite X movie.
The movie is mostly complete, good audio and video. This is worth checking out just to see the unfinished scenes and how a movie progresses. As you get late in the movie, there less finished scenes. It's cool seeing the placeholders and bluescreen stuff as well as seeing the harnesses on the actors during fight scenes. You see grey CGI graphic placeholders in some spots.
This will help the movie, not hurt it. As it stands, unfinished/polished, it's a very good movie. It makes me more curious to see he final product after having seen it. i didn't watch it in one sitting and wasn't paying attention fully.
This version even includes the little 30 second additional scene you see after the credits in Marvel movies.
I wasn't particularly interested in this movie. Wolverine's Origin isn't what I'd prefer seeing but they did a nice job with it. i would have rather seen a more recent time period Wolverine movie with more mutants (although the mutants that are in the movie are done well)
Strong movie (based only on working copy) with a so so ending IMO. I wonder if some of the reworked scenes are near the end.
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I've downloaded it but I think I'll hold on to it and watch it after I see the final product.
I'd rather see the complete vision first and then see the unpolished version.
I'd rather see the complete vision first and then see the unpolished version.
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When I searched last night for Wolverine on the newsgroups, here was already like 4-5 versions of it posted.Leaked ‘Wolverine’ Movie Is ‘Misrepresentation Of The Film,’ Says Studio Chairman
Published by Rick Marshall on Friday, April 3, 2009 at 4:49 pm.
'X-Men Origins: Wolverine'For the studio behind “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” it’s been the sort of week that tests whether you really are “the best there is at what you do.” While 20th Century Fox hopes a mutant healing factor will be enough to recover after a rough version of their 2009 tentpole film was leaked online, the studio’s chairman has gone on the offensive in a recent interview.
“The version that went out is unfinished. It’s about 10 minutes shorter, doesn’t have key scenes, it wasn’t edited, and none of the effects shots were in any remotely final form,” Fox Chairman Tom Rothman told EW. “It’s a complete misrepresentation of the film and is deeply unfair to the people who have worked on it for years.”
The interview with Rothman goes on to name an Australian special effects company suspected of leaking the film (the company has publicly denied anything to do with the leak), with the studio exec acknowledging that the incident is indicative of a post-production process that is far less secure than anyone realized.
“We thought the post-production pipeline was secure at every juncture,” said Rothman. “But, obviously, it’s self-evident that it wasn’t. I have a high level of confidence we’ll find out where the lapse in security was and we’ll bring the perpetrators to justice.”
But what about the star of “Wolverine” and his feelings about the whole affair? According to Rothman, Hugh Jackman is “heartbroken and hurt” by the leak and its potential ramifications.
“He’s lived with this thing for 10 years. But he’s also a man and knows that life isn’t fair, and is more determined than ever,” said Rothman. “Hugh and I exchanged e-mails: Basically, we’re not going to let the bastards win. But we didn’t use the word ‘bastards.’ That’s a slightly sanitized version.”
Real Proper is the best version I think from checking RS log.
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People that leak stuff before the release date., unfinished or otherwise, suck.
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Aslanna wrote:People that leak stuff before the release date., unfinished or otherwise, suck.
I fully agree with that. Even people who camcorder vids suck.
Even so, this is worth checking out for the curiosity factor of how movies are put together even if watched after seeing the final release May 1st.
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I watched the workprint, but will still go see this in the theaters. the unfinished parts were hilarious.
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I will see it in the theatre and buy the dvd when it is released. When it comes to my comic book movies I like to get the best quality. Then I'll decrypt it and put it on my computer.
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A US columnist is out of a job after posting an online review of an illegally downloaded copy of X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Roger Friedman, who wrote the piece on his regular column, had worked at the Fox news website for 10 years.
Fox News said that the company's representatives and Friedman "mutually agreed to part ways immediately".
It said that Friedman's behaviour was "reprehensible" and that it "condemned this act categorically".
The journalist wrote in his column on Thursday that downloading the 20th Century Fox film was "so much easier than going out in the rain".
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Sucks for him, but it was pretty stupid of him to post it. He did give the movie a pretty glowing review, so this is causing Fox some pretty bad press. My guess is that this movie being released early/incomplete is only going to help ticket sales/drive up hype.Aslanna wrote:A US columnist is out of a job after posting an online review of an illegally downloaded copy of X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Roger Friedman, who wrote the piece on his regular column, had worked at the Fox news website for 10 years.
Fox News said that the company's representatives and Friedman "mutually agreed to part ways immediately".
It said that Friedman's behaviour was "reprehensible" and that it "condemned this act categorically".
The journalist wrote in his column on Thursday that downloading the 20th Century Fox film was "so much easier than going out in the rain".
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The Wolverine game, that will be released same time as the movie, looks like one of the best movie tie-ins I've seen. Might be fun!
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You gotta feel bad for this movie. First, the movie is released a month early on the net and now, it's opening on a plague weekend where it's opening weekend numbers may very well be affected by the swine-flu.
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In other news,LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – A mutant superhero is no match for the swine flu that has killed up to 149 people in Mexico.
Hollywood movie studio 20th Century Fox said on Monday it was scrapping plans to release "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," the first big movie of the summer, in Mexico this weekend.
A spokesman for the News Corp-owned studio said the Hugh Jackman action movie would probably be delayed by a couple of weeks.
The outbreak has forced Mexico's top movie-theater chains to shut down dozens of cinemas throughout the nation's capital, part of a push by authorities to limit large public gatherings that could facilitate the spread of the disease.
"Wolverine" is still on schedule to open virtually everywhere else in the world this weekend. The following weekend, "Star Trek" flies into 50 markets, including Mexico. A spokeswoman for the film's Viacom Inc-owned distributor, Paramount Pictures, was not immediately available to comment on a possible new release date.
I wonder why they picked Tempe, AZ for the world premier of Wolverine tonight. Seems like an odd choice but cool anyway! Even stranger is it was at the Tempe Marketplace. That's barely more than an average outdoor mall type place. Really weird for a movie of this size. Scottsdale at least has the Cine Capri which has some history.
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On a side note, I heard on the radio this morning that Hugh Jackman was told that 800 people were waiting in line this morning to get into the premier tonight. He bought them all donuts and coffee.
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A piece of shit, not even close to being redeemed by its only positive feature - Hugh Jackman. And I am a comicbook movie fanboi.
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My friend saw it and he loved it. He also likes Fast and the Furious though, so it's hard to take his recommendation seriously.
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meh. predictable dialog and story mitigated by awesome fights and affects. i still gladly give my money to see all Marvel flicks (save Spiderman yeccchhhh) and will probably buy it to maintain the X-collection. Sabretooth better than expected, dead pool more interesting than expected.
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Gzette wrote:meh. predictable dialog and story mitigated by awesome fights and affects. i still gladly give my money to see all Marvel flicks (save Spiderman yeccchhhh) and will probably buy it to maintain the X-collection. Sabretooth better than expected, dead pool more interesting than expected.
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Big props to Huge Jackedman for at least doing some justice to the Wolverine-character by using a hard workout-regimen and getting to a low bodyfat level with visible veins.
Near optimal pussypulling physique.
The choice for Sabretooth was quite odd though.
Liev is a good actor but did not look quite as imposing like the comic-book character. Only thing similar were the claws lol.
Why Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool? Is that the only wisecracking actor suited to play the Merc with a mouth?
Hollywood change the comics as they please.
Near optimal pussypulling physique.
The choice for Sabretooth was quite odd though.
Liev is a good actor but did not look quite as imposing like the comic-book character. Only thing similar were the claws lol.
Why Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool? Is that the only wisecracking actor suited to play the Merc with a mouth?
Hollywood change the comics as they please.
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Pretty much. Was he as ripped in this as he was in Blade 3?Kwonryu DragonFist wrote:Why Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool? Is that the only wisecracking actor suited to play the Merc with a mouth?
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RR was perfect for the role.Fairweather Pure wrote:Pretty much. Was he as ripped in this as he was in Blade 3?Kwonryu DragonFist wrote:Why Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool? Is that the only wisecracking actor suited to play the Merc with a mouth?
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If you look at the credits though some other actor played Deadpool for some reason. RR was just as ripped as in Blade 3. I find him hilarious and wish they would have had more with him.
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This had a 160 million worldwide opening weekend. A sequel is already in the works which will focus entirely on Wolverine's samauri storyline, whcih happens to be Jackman's favorite plotline.
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it's going to be:Fairweather Pure wrote:This had a 160 million worldwide opening weekend. A sequel is already in the works which will focus entirely on Wolverine's samauri storyline, whcih happens to be Jackman's favorite plotline.
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Great! Then we will see Silver Samurai, Sunfire, the band of Ninjas called "The Hand" and lots of Martial Arts!Fairweather Pure wrote:This had a 160 million worldwide opening weekend. A sequel is already in the works which will focus entirely on Wolverine's samauri storyline, whcih happens to be Jackman's favorite plotline.
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Wasn't Wolverine involved with Electra? It's been a while since I read those comics.
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I really wish that Watchmen would've done this well at the box office It's total theatrical run, both foreign and domestic, was 181 million.
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The Japanese Wolverine stuff is my least favorite. Actually, I mostly like Wolverine classic (1980's) as part of the Uncanny X-Men.
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Marvel has a habit of bringing the dead back and let's not forget all the insane time-traveling and alternate reality timelines. Anything is possible, but it never happened in any of the comics I read.Bubba Grizz wrote:Wasn't Wolverine involved with Electra? It's been a while since I read those comics.
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The movie was ok but...
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This movie was a fun action flick if i turned my brain off.
As a comic fan though I was rather annoyed. There were plenty of inconsistencies and contradictions. Then again, my biggest beef with Marvel was that there were so many different storylines when they decided to start alternate universes. So who knows what the fuck is what anymore.
As a comic fan though I was rather annoyed. There were plenty of inconsistencies and contradictions. Then again, my biggest beef with Marvel was that there were so many different storylines when they decided to start alternate universes. So who knows what the fuck is what anymore.
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Apparently, he will http://www.imdb.com/news/ni0773202/Lynks wrote:The movie was ok but...
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I just saw this yesterday, and I enjoyed it (due to low expectations, and being pleasantly surprised). I'm a big comic book fan, but sometimes technicalities of super powers bug me. One nit-pick I have always had is Wolverine's claws and how they extend.
In the first X-Men movie, there is a scene at the end where Magneto forces Wolverine's arms to cross and bends his wrists so his knuckles are against his own chest. In order to escape, Wolverine extends his claws, impaling himself in the process. Wouldn't his claws have burst out of his wrists? How did they "bend" and curve out of his hands?
Now we have Deadpool, who apparently keeps two 30" long swords stashed in his arms. Can he bend his elbows when the swords are retracted? Or does he walk around like marching Nazi soldier?
In the first X-Men movie, there is a scene at the end where Magneto forces Wolverine's arms to cross and bends his wrists so his knuckles are against his own chest. In order to escape, Wolverine extends his claws, impaling himself in the process. Wouldn't his claws have burst out of his wrists? How did they "bend" and curve out of his hands?
Now we have Deadpool, who apparently keeps two 30" long swords stashed in his arms. Can he bend his elbows when the swords are retracted? Or does he walk around like marching Nazi soldier?
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Saw it yesterday. If you turn your brain off, its a decent action flick, but...
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