Lakerman0834
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Just saw this movie on my flight. My god GOAT superhero movie!!!! Finally a movie with a story, character, and not huge cheap CGI to get your attention
Official Logan (Wolverine 3) Thread
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Lakerman0834
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How did his healing factor get shot?
Dillah810
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Wolverine is technically 5'3", but illustrators haven't actually drawn Wolverine short in decades. He's usually drawn to be the same height as every other character.
So my fav comic character is a damn midget?
Bryan Danielson
Jmare007 x Bryan Danielson x JLova = King Ghidorah
So my fav comic character is a damn midget?
Yea..... thats why Jean used to curve him.
She found him cute and all and loved to playfully flirt with him..... but she like 5'10 and Cyclops 6'5 and brolic
Martha
No trolling. My childhood is ruin. I always thought Wolverine was angry because he was a badass. But this dude had the short man complex. I hate niqqas like that irl.Yea..... thats why Jean used to curve him.
She found him cute and all and loved to playfully flirt with him..... but she like 5'10 and Cyclops 6'5 and brolic
Martha
I got to prove u wrong. My dude can’t be a Napoleon ass nikka
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You guys just ruined my hero. I hate short guys that act tough even if they're brolic.It's true
Can we say, they corrected this?
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Looking back, I was scared that this would be an Old Man Logan rehash with characters owned by Fox taking over the roles of characters that they didn't have the rights to. I couldn't have thankfully been more wrong.
It's also funny because Logan will probably eventually become my second GOAT comic book movie.
act like actual wolverines are big broccy animals and shyt brehzzles.
thats what makes Logan-San so dope.
he a lil midget thatll fukk YOU UP!
thats what makes Logan-San so dope.
he a lil midget thatll fukk YOU UP!
Marvel gang taking no losses 
Logan' Breaks Ground with Adapted Screenplay Oscar Nomination
James Mangold's film is the first superhero movie to to be recognized in the category.
After decades of comic book stories, Wolverine has reached a height no other superhero has before.
Logan has become the first superhero movie to land an adapted screenplay nomination at the Oscars, with Scott Frank, director James Mangold and Michael Green sharing the honor. (In 2004, The Incredibles scored an original screenplay nomination for Brad Bird.)
The R-rated movie served as a swan song for Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, the character he'd played through nine films over 17 years, as well as for Patrick Stewart's Prof. X. It ended up being the most successful of the Wolverine solo films, with $616.7 million worldwide at the box office and plenty of critical acclaim.
After a particularly strong 2017 for superhero films, fans wondered if Logan or Wonder Woman would break through in awards season. In the end, Wonder Woman was shut out of the Oscars; however, non-superhero but still geeky films fared well. Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water led the pack with 13 nominations, including for best picture, best original screenplay (Del Toro and Vanessa Taylor) and best director and acting nominations for Sally Hawkins, Richard Jenkins and Octavia Spencer. Writer-director Jordan Peele's horror hit Get Out earned nominations for best picture, director, original screenplay and best actor (Daniel Kaluuya).
And though it wasn't for a superhero movie, The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan finally landed a best director nomination with Dunkirk. He's previously been nominated for screenwriting (Memento and Inception) and for producing a best picture nominee (Inception), but the directing nomination had eluded him, much to the frustration of the In Nolan We Trust faithful.
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Logan' Breaks Ground with Adapted Screenplay Oscar Nomination
James Mangold's film is the first superhero movie to to be recognized in the category.
After decades of comic book stories, Wolverine has reached a height no other superhero has before.
Logan has become the first superhero movie to land an adapted screenplay nomination at the Oscars, with Scott Frank, director James Mangold and Michael Green sharing the honor. (In 2004, The Incredibles scored an original screenplay nomination for Brad Bird.)
The R-rated movie served as a swan song for Hugh Jackman's Wolverine, the character he'd played through nine films over 17 years, as well as for Patrick Stewart's Prof. X. It ended up being the most successful of the Wolverine solo films, with $616.7 million worldwide at the box office and plenty of critical acclaim.
After a particularly strong 2017 for superhero films, fans wondered if Logan or Wonder Woman would break through in awards season. In the end, Wonder Woman was shut out of the Oscars; however, non-superhero but still geeky films fared well. Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water led the pack with 13 nominations, including for best picture, best original screenplay (Del Toro and Vanessa Taylor) and best director and acting nominations for Sally Hawkins, Richard Jenkins and Octavia Spencer. Writer-director Jordan Peele's horror hit Get Out earned nominations for best picture, director, original screenplay and best actor (Daniel Kaluuya).
And though it wasn't for a superhero movie, The Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan finally landed a best director nomination with Dunkirk. He's previously been nominated for screenwriting (Memento and Inception) and for producing a best picture nominee (Inception), but the directing nomination had eluded him, much to the frustration of the In Nolan We Trust faithful.
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What legacy...the only good film of the trilogy is the last one
Blah.. only the second one was trash.