Don't get it twisted. This movie is why it took So Long to get a Deadpool movie. The studio saw how mad people were about Deadpool in this movie and decided they should never make a Deadpool movie at all.
He's privileged as shit as far as he is concerned the only thing that matters is that his parents aren't his biological parents so their not his parents despicable entitled childish behavior I have never known people to be this way you only can say that if you are a certain color. It sickens me that this kid comes to these conclusions no concern for anything but himself.
The movie starts in 1845. The wars Logan fought in were the American Civil War, World War I and II, and the Vietnam War. The rest of the movie takes place in 1979, six years after the last war.
His brothers name is “Sabertooth” but he would be the guy who attacked Wolverine at the start of Xmen 1. When Logan was driving with the girl in the truck.
Kids this year will see Deadpool and Wolverine and think that was their first time on screen together But OGs will know this movie was the first and was the reason behind it all
real OGs would know theyve been together plenty of time sin the comics, and Wolverine likes to stab or even decapitate Deadpool anytime he does/says something that annoys him since he knows it wont kill him
The metal they were looking for in Africa was vibranium (Wakanda’s special meteor metal). They used that to make the metal alloy Adamantium. I can’t remember if the alloy is stronger, but that’s why Wolverine skeleton is so indestructible. It’s basically made of the stuff T’Challa’s suit and Captain America’s shield is made of, which no earthly metal can outperform. Kinda funny that this movie referenced Wakanda before the MCU did.
Yeah adamantium is technically stronger depending on the grade, but the properties of vibranium make it an even contender due to the absorption of kinetic energy. Captain America's shield is actually a perfect mixture of vibranium, adamantium, and other metals making it an even stronger version of Adamantium.
They weren’t looking for vibranium. It isn’t a component in Adamantium. The only time the two metals were EVER used as an alloy were in captain America’s shield. In universe, this was later named “proto adamantium” because it was an earlier attempt to make an indestructible metal. Regular adamantium doesn’t have vibranium in it. The only reason cap’s shield in the movies is pure vibranium is because at the time, fox owned the rights to adamantium.
07:10 it’s pronounce as LEGOS not LAGOS (even though it’s spelled as the latter), the guy in the Jet the scene before pronounced it correctly. And Cape Town is one of the 3 capital cities of South Africa (Pretoria is the administrative capital, Cape Town is the Legislative capital and Bloemfontein is the Judicial capital) The capital of Ghana is Accra
3:33 As Wolverine served during WW2 Marvel actually tried to convince Fox to allow a Wolverine cameo in Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) as both Captain America and Wolverine did work together during WW2 a few times. Captain America and Wolverine are also connected by the Weapon Plus program that was devoted to creating super-soldiers based on the U.S. Army's Project Rebirth that gave birth to Captain America. Captain America is also considered to be Weapon I and of course Wolverine is classified as Weapon X, The X being the roman numeral for 10th. So you can see why they'd want at least a cameo of Wolverine in a Captain America film. Also this film in relation to Deadpool is NOT canon. Without revealing too much spoilers the film Deadpool takes place in it's own branched timeline thanks to events in another X-Men film so this history we see in this film is not 100% reflective of the history in the new timeline. It will make sense going forward but at the moment after coming off Deadpool it would be pretty confusing seeing this alternate origin story history. 9:39 Also this rock is hinted to be Vibranium the metal found in Wakanda and of course has connections to Black Panther. But as Fox only own the rights to X-Men they cannot use Vibranium or Wakanda so it's never mentioned but them looking for a special metal in Africa within the Marvel universe is a pretty big hint towards it being Vibranium.
1) his name is Logan James Howlett - his family refer to him by his middle name. 2) Wolverine and Sabretooth age incredibly slowly because of their healing factor - they’re both over 100 by the time of the film, in the late 1970s. 3) this is set in Fox’s X-Men universe, so the Deadpool you see here is not the Deadpool seen in the latest films (although he is referenced). Hope that helps!
He was asking if modern war looked like those wars seen in the movie, not saying that there isn't any wars going on. A surprising amount of people somehow managed to miss that.
Honestly, right up until Logan wakes up from the adamantium procedure, this movie is peak wolverine. Absolutely fantastic as an origin story, and one that made me love the character even more. If he woke up from the procedure without memories, it would have been the universally accepted cinematic origin for wolverine. Of course, that would have cut out over half the movie, but whatever.
22:39 "Does he have to be conscious?" Yes, considering his healing factor would counteract anything they tried to use to knock him out, so they probably didn't bother trying. Plus, the chemicals would possibly mess with the actual metal while it was in molten form, weakening it.
In the comics, Sabretooth and Wolverine aren't related. Basically, Sabretooth was mistreated as a kid in the 1800s and was beaten by his dad with a whip or something because he attacked his brother (not Wolverine) got a piece of pie and he didn't. So he was locked in the basement and beat, he eventually just cut through the chains and beat his dad to death with the implement his dad used. When he and his brother grew up, his brother ran a circus that had Wolverine as an attraction. Wolverine then escaped, and killed the brother. Sabretooth found out and essentially said "No one can kill my brother but me" and killed Wolverine, but later found him alive seeing as he had the same powers as he has and found his birthday and decided to attack Wolverine every year on his birthday.
At the scene where Logan leaves his group and throwing his dog tags away there was a deleted scene where Kid Storm makes a cameo appearance and that's why there was a random lightning strike because Storm was there
As far as I can recall, they literally couldn't put him to sleep. His healing factor flushes toxins and chemicals out of his system very quickly so anesthesia doesn't work on him. He can't even get drunk. If you remember in X2 when the soldiers were tranquilizing the kids, it had an instant effect but when they shot him he felt lightheaded for a second and then he was fine again.
Did you recognize a hobbit in this movie? The one who uses telekinesis on electrical devices is Merry (Dominic Monaghan). Also, 25:35 "Not all who wander are lost", that's a Lord of the Ring quote there, and i never noticed it before. 38:46 You've met him before in X3, remember the paralysed guy in the chair that got in prof X's head? which they used to make the controlling chemical?
He was asking if modern war looked like those wars seen in the movie, not saying there aren't any wars going on currently (even though they both could have been avoided). How did so many people miss his point?
Bradly has Electrokinesis (the ability to create and manipulate electric fields) not telekinesis (the ability to influence physical things in a nonphysical way )
The reason why Deadpool & Wolverine is so anticipated is because Deadpool 1&2 are from 20th Century Fox. But Deadpool & Wolverine are from Marvel Studios. If you know you what that means.
So the guy with the guns is called Agent Zero or Maverick. In the comics he can absorb kinetic energy to make himself stronger and faster. He can also fire blasts of kinetic energy but we nevet see that in the movie. Blob has superhuman strenght and unbreakable skin. The guy that can control machinery is called Bolt. In the comics he has electric powers in addition to his technopathy but here they nerfed him. The black guy who teleports is known as Kestrel.
Zero can control kinetic energy so he can move at superspeed and jump extremely far/high as well as run on ceilings and walls. Fred is called the blob and has indestructible skin (apart from adamantium) Bradley controls all electrical devices like the plane, elevator, lightbulbs Wade is immortal in this movie and is deadpool its a different timeline and the reason the movies were made because this movie ruined him.
Just to let you know ahead of time, when you get to the movie "Days of Future's Past" there are two versions. One is a regular and the other is known as the Rogue Cut because the regular version cuts Rogue out of the movie and the Rogue Cut adds more to the movie with scenes of her. So when you get to that movie if you need more context, there is the Rogue Cut. 👍
@@passionsquietrage K but in case he asks for Rogue in the original cut, it's not in there so nonetheless, if he's wondering where Rogue would be in the situation, he can watch that one if he chooses. 🤷
@@ejmovement1613 Both versions are great. He knows that Rogue took the cure so she likely wouldn't be there. Plus her scenes don't really add anything to the story.
Don, Now after seeing this movie, you have to search for the game CGI intro, youll love it, its Logain being his most brutal self with nothing holding him back, extreme violence, showing you what Logan is really capable of :D
26:19 That's a very interesting question,he probably weighs at least 45 pounds more than what he did originally, it would make sense as it's a lot more dense than Captain America's shield,or vibranium,what I'm not sure about is how they compare to each other in terms of strength,wether one is superior to the other or equal is anyone's guess as there are a few different types of adamantium 🤔
Only the MCU has cap’s shield as pure vibranium. In the comics, adamantium is more conventionally durable than vibranium, but it doesn’t have the ‘hax’ that vibranium does. (Vibration and shock nullification/biocompatibility/versatility). Captain America’s shield was so special because it was an alloy of both metals, which had both of their strengths and more. This alloy of vibranium and adamantium was labeled “proto adamantium”. Every mention of adamantium other than this is talking about the basic version without vibranium that is on wolverine’s skeleton. The only reason the MCU said cap’s shield was pure vibranium because at the time, fox owned the rights to adamantium.
I'm pretty sure there's a continuity in the comics where they were believed to be brothers but it was never confirmed. They were also both part of the Weapon X program.
viktor actually ends up losing himself and becoming for beast like hes actually in the later x men movies as sabretooth if you remember him as one of the main enemies of the first x men
Victor's mutation eventually leaves him more animal like than man and his mind goes after so many years turning into the creature you saw in Xmen one, Sabertooth. James Logan BKA Wolverine doesn't hsve his memories from the headshots and his brother, as Sabertooth, can't remember who he is. Neither of them can remember why they hate each other. The timelines are a little screwy, especially with the kidnapping of Scott and at this age, and then Xavier walking, at the end of the movie. People hate on this movie, but I loved it. It made more sense the way they tell his story here. Ryan's character name is Wade Wilson. I loved the use of his abilities with his blades. That was so badass. This part inspired Ryan to persue the rights and financial backing to make the Deadpool movie. The end credit with his head coming back into frame was creepy and unnecessary, imo.
FYI Woverine's LEGAL name is James Howlett. His Legal father is John Howlett. BUT his real biological father is Thomas Logan. Wolverine has always kept James Howlett as his legal name but some time during WWI he began 'going by' 'Logan' the surname of his Biological Father. The transition isn't well recorded in comic book YET I'm sure that it eventually will be. Why he did this is perhaps self-loathing as he become more and more aware as to what he really is. It was Kayla Silverfox who first called him Wolverine (the name of his spirit animal in native religion) . It was Colneal William Striker who first called him Weapon X. Victor Creed (Sabre Tooth) has always called him Jimmy.
Wolverine name is James Howlett because his pseudo father's name is John Howlett, but he later changed his name to Logan because his biological father's name is Thomas Logan
@@tespay14 i hear you i hear, but not just with the xmen franchise literally every video he’s always lost on something. Sometimes he makes up for it tho😂
People REALLY hated Deadpool in this movie. It basically disrespected/insulted his whole character from the comics. I'm so glad they re-made him better in his solo movies later on
Dang did you completely forgot about the second movie?? We seen Stryker hates his son and don’t care if he lives or dies lol that’s why you shoulda knew when he told Logan on his son life that it was a lie.
Zero has a few abilities connected to him. His marksmanship, ability and reflexes are are superhuman, and he's got no scent so animals and people like wolverine with enhanced senses have a hard time tracking him. Fred Dukes/Blob's abilities Superhuman Durability: Blob's body possesses a high degree of resistance to injury, practically invulnerable to nearly all forms of physical harm. He is able to absorb the impact of strong blows unfazed. He made a cannon explode by putting a hand inside of it while it was shooting, without receiving any injury to himself. Overall, his resilience appears to have its own gravitational pull. This allows him to be almost completely immovable unless it is by his own free will or if his opponent's strength rivals his own. Superhuman Strength: Blob has a high degree of physical strength. He is able to throw a man in the air with no efforts, and he's strong enough to punch Wolverine's adamantium skeleton without injuring his hands. Pain Immunity: The Blob's nerve endings do not relay any tactile perception to his brain, which is near the threshold of pain, which makes it so that he is unable to feel pain. Wade Wilson in this movie is not the same as the Deadpool movies, Disney/marvel didn't own the rights to the Deadpool (along with a bunch of other marvel characters)movies until later. However, now they do.
Spoilers: In this movie and the comics, Deadpool got his healing factor from Wolverine. But in the comics, he got it when they were both a part of the Weapon X programme. This was around the same time Wolverine got the skeleton chrome dip. Where as in Deadpool 1, he got it from his hidden mutant genes.
It's ok Don...yeah the commenters hit you hard on this one...but with the fast track turns in the movie..the excitement can screw up your thoughts so I won't gve you a hard time... I completely understand...this is one of my favorite movies in the series...we see and understand where Wolverine came from and what he endured... Hang in there..there are some of us who have your back..👍😉...🌿🌿🌿
I’ve seen this movie but can someone explain to me Deadpool in this movie did they just combine all the mutants powers they kidnapped and give them to him
"Where did the Storm come from?" FYI in this very remote village there was a child named Oroura Munro who's mutant abilities became active the night a band of soldier came and decimated her home town. Even though she was very young at the time she well remembers that one of the soldiers turned against his own military unit and saved the lives of a good portion of her community. This 'encounter'' served for the basis of a relationship between Storm and Wolverine after the events of the fourth movie in this series. I don't want to spoil you for something well into your future so I'll stop here.
11:50 "so its like the 1890s?" while they have full on chevy trucks and machinery, along with we saw him go through both world wars already
He’s re tarded
He thinks he's aging normally
😂 @@CrystalClear5617
😂 he's clueless in these reviews even when things are super obvious
Exactly
This movie is directly responsible for us having the Deadpool movies. It's not a fantastic movie, but I like it all the same.
i thought Deadpool was good at the beginning of this movie.
He was that was the point Ryan though that Wayne would've been the same for the whole of the movie little did he know@@thehahvokexperience
If it had a normal deadpool at the end it'd be a genuine decent B+ imo.
Yuh
Don't get it twisted. This movie is why it took So Long to get a Deadpool movie. The studio saw how mad people were about Deadpool in this movie and decided they should never make a Deadpool movie at all.
James Howlett is his legal birth name, Logan was the name of his biological father that he used as an alias.
I came to the comments to say this
@@jabbathehutt83same 😂
His middle name is Logan too. James Logan Howlett.
I thought it was jimmy
@@THETTV2chains Jimmy's like, an affectionate nickname for James
"If there was a war nowadays" Well, look east my good man.
Yeah, dude lives under a rock
He's privileged as shit as far as he is concerned the only thing that matters is that his parents aren't his biological parents so their not his parents despicable entitled childish behavior I have never known people to be this way you only can say that if you are a certain color. It sickens me that this kid comes to these conclusions no concern for anything but himself.
He lives in uk which is crazier
Dude is so lost💀
He was asking if modern war looked like those wars seen in the movie. Clearly, you all missed that point.
The movie starts in 1845. The wars Logan fought in were the American Civil War, World War I and II, and the Vietnam War. The rest of the movie takes place in 1979, six years after the last war.
Korean War not Vietnam, Punisher fought in Vietnam. Logan fought in Korea
He doesn't read comments.. so don't stress yourself 🤣
His brothers name is “Sabertooth” but he would be the guy who attacked Wolverine at the start of Xmen 1. When Logan was driving with the girl in the truck.
8:46 that sword sequence was done again in Deadpool 2, but in there he couldn’t deflect all of the bullets in which, they did hit him
True, the healing factor made him care less about deflecting the bullets because he can't die
Kids this year will see Deadpool and Wolverine and think that was their first time on screen together
But OGs will know this movie was the first and was the reason behind it all
real OGs would know theyve been together plenty of time sin the comics, and Wolverine likes to stab or even decapitate Deadpool anytime he does/says something that annoys him since he knows it wont kill him
3:42 the privilege to even be able to have that thought… really puts it into perspective how blissfully unaware some people are
I guess he doesn't know abot ukraine
I mean he was more referring to a world war where nukes are actually used etc
@@crimsonstormsurge he said "if it didn't drop down nukes"
@@darkceptor44fair point actually
Man😭
The metal they were looking for in Africa was vibranium (Wakanda’s special meteor metal). They used that to make the metal alloy Adamantium. I can’t remember if the alloy is stronger, but that’s why Wolverine skeleton is so indestructible. It’s basically made of the stuff T’Challa’s suit and Captain America’s shield is made of, which no earthly metal can outperform. Kinda funny that this movie referenced Wakanda before the MCU did.
Yeah adamantium is technically stronger depending on the grade, but the properties of vibranium make it an even contender due to the absorption of kinetic energy. Captain America's shield is actually a perfect mixture of vibranium, adamantium, and other metals making it an even stronger version of Adamantium.
They weren’t looking for vibranium. It isn’t a component in Adamantium. The only time the two metals were EVER used as an alloy were in captain America’s shield. In universe, this was later named “proto adamantium” because it was an earlier attempt to make an indestructible metal. Regular adamantium doesn’t have vibranium in it. The only reason cap’s shield in the movies is pure vibranium is because at the time, fox owned the rights to adamantium.
07:10 it’s pronounce as LEGOS not LAGOS (even though it’s spelled as the latter), the guy in the Jet the scene before pronounced it correctly.
And Cape Town is one of the 3 capital cities of South Africa (Pretoria is the administrative capital, Cape Town is the Legislative capital and Bloemfontein is the Judicial capital)
The capital of Ghana is Accra
Bro, as a South African, I audibly laughed when he said Cape Town was the capital of Ghana! 🤣
Who’s gonna tell him it’s not the same Deadpool
You mean who's gonna tell him it's not Deadpool at all.
Victor was in the first film working for Magneto, he’s called Sabertooth.
3:33 As Wolverine served during WW2 Marvel actually tried to convince Fox to allow a Wolverine cameo in Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) as both Captain America and Wolverine did work together during WW2 a few times. Captain America and Wolverine are also connected by the Weapon Plus program that was devoted to creating super-soldiers based on the U.S. Army's Project Rebirth that gave birth to Captain America. Captain America is also considered to be Weapon I and of course Wolverine is classified as Weapon X, The X being the roman numeral for 10th. So you can see why they'd want at least a cameo of Wolverine in a Captain America film.
Also this film in relation to Deadpool is NOT canon. Without revealing too much spoilers the film Deadpool takes place in it's own branched timeline thanks to events in another X-Men film so this history we see in this film is not 100% reflective of the history in the new timeline. It will make sense going forward but at the moment after coming off Deadpool it would be pretty confusing seeing this alternate origin story history.
9:39 Also this rock is hinted to be Vibranium the metal found in Wakanda and of course has connections to Black Panther. But as Fox only own the rights to X-Men they cannot use Vibranium or Wakanda so it's never mentioned but them looking for a special metal in Africa within the Marvel universe is a pretty big hint towards it being Vibranium.
Yeah what a shame
3:43 I mean there is a war going on right now, and yea it;s totally different
War in countries people actually care about 😂
@@tottenham2294 i'm an European. I also don't think nobody cares about Russia.
1) his name is Logan James Howlett - his family refer to him by his middle name.
2) Wolverine and Sabretooth age incredibly slowly because of their healing factor - they’re both over 100 by the time of the film, in the late 1970s.
3) this is set in Fox’s X-Men universe, so the Deadpool you see here is not the Deadpool seen in the latest films (although he is referenced).
Hope that helps!
It's actually not even Deadpool, it's Weapon 11.
@12:00 no it's like 1990s it showed him and his brother thru every war
1979
"If there was war today . . ."
Oh you poor, sweet child.
He was asking if modern war looked like those wars seen in the movie, not saying that there isn't any wars going on. A surprising amount of people somehow managed to miss that.
@seadee2834 he meant like a major war, like world war III
"His brother could still be alive" He is, that was Sabretooth from the first X-Men movie, they just recast for this movie since its 20yrs prior
Honestly, right up until Logan wakes up from the adamantium procedure, this movie is peak wolverine. Absolutely fantastic as an origin story, and one that made me love the character even more. If he woke up from the procedure without memories, it would have been the universally accepted cinematic origin for wolverine. Of course, that would have cut out over half the movie, but whatever.
That and screwing up Deadpool.
I actually don't mind how they made him lose his memories
@@rainofkhandaq6678Except that it wasn't actually Deadpool at all, so nothing was screwed up.
28:51 my mans just having full blown discussions with himself🤣
22:39 "Does he have to be conscious?"
Yes, considering his healing factor would counteract anything they tried to use to knock him out, so they probably didn't bother trying. Plus, the chemicals would possibly mess with the actual metal while it was in molten form, weakening it.
Who agree that X-Men Origins Wolverine is underrated and pretty good
@ 3:40 Not Don forgetting about Ukraine and Gaza🙃🤣
I'm pretty sure he didn't forget about that.
WE NEED THE HOBBIT
the boy with the poker cards that gambit and you never realized it. xD
Bro can't seriously think they had all that stuff in the 1800s what was bro taught in school
In the comics, Sabretooth and Wolverine aren't related. Basically, Sabretooth was mistreated as a kid in the 1800s and was beaten by his dad with a whip or something because he attacked his brother (not Wolverine) got a piece of pie and he didn't. So he was locked in the basement and beat, he eventually just cut through the chains and beat his dad to death with the implement his dad used. When he and his brother grew up, his brother ran a circus that had Wolverine as an attraction. Wolverine then escaped, and killed the brother. Sabretooth found out and essentially said "No one can kill my brother but me" and killed Wolverine, but later found him alive seeing as he had the same powers as he has and found his birthday and decided to attack Wolverine every year on his birthday.
exactly the reason i don't and won't ever read comics
Sees a full lot of cars… “Is this the 1890’s??? 😂
Wolverine healing factor would fight off any sedative drug like spider man 22:59
yo don, when were cars invented bro, how you think this is the 1800's when man is in a ford pickup
“Will.I.Am, I didnt know he could act” he cant lmao
At the scene where Logan leaves his group and throwing his dog tags away there was a deleted scene where Kid Storm makes a cameo appearance and that's why there was a random lightning strike because Storm was there
this film is mad underrated
i agree. but then I'm not a Deadpool fan so that parts not a deterent for me.
bro i told you, you should watch breakdowns, theres a channel that breaks down those movies and explain it
@@scaryfstball100 bro what
the mutant with white hair that was tied down in the cage was quicksilver
7:36 Cape town is in South Africa
38:38
Completely missed Stryker staring at his sons frozen face in an attempt to keep him killing everyone.
Not a funny situation but when you called Zero a dickhead 🤣🤣🤣 hysterical
As far as I can recall, they literally couldn't put him to sleep. His healing factor flushes toxins and chemicals out of his system very quickly so anesthesia doesn't work on him. He can't even get drunk. If you remember in X2 when the soldiers were tranquilizing the kids, it had an instant effect but when they shot him he felt lightheaded for a second and then he was fine again.
Did you recognize a hobbit in this movie? The one who uses telekinesis on electrical devices is Merry (Dominic Monaghan).
Also, 25:35 "Not all who wander are lost", that's a Lord of the Ring quote there, and i never noticed it before.
38:46 You've met him before in X3, remember the paralysed guy in the chair that got in prof X's head? which they used to make the controlling chemical?
Dude, two wars are going on currently. If you mean world war, then probably not gonna look like it did 100 years ago. Russia and Ukrain for example
He was asking if modern war looked like those wars seen in the movie, not saying there aren't any wars going on currently (even though they both could have been avoided). How did so many people miss his point?
How are you two yapping about wars in the comments of a wolverine reaction vid
I would recommend to not focus on the continuity too much lol X-men timeline is completely fucked and mad confusing.
On it's own yes, but they managed to make it even more confusing in the films.
It's very inconsistent.
1990 since that Chevrolet was a 80 or 90 11:58
Bradly has Electrokinesis (the ability to create and manipulate electric fields) not telekinesis (the ability to influence physical things in a nonphysical way )
I watched this film for Kevin Durand (Fred Dukes) and I love this film so much
He was a contract killer before Deadpool 6:24
The reason why Deadpool & Wolverine is so anticipated is because Deadpool 1&2 are from 20th Century Fox. But Deadpool & Wolverine are from Marvel Studios. If you know you what that means.
his "brother" is alive in the Xmen movies... hes Sasbertooth (whom you saw in Xmen 1) he was just feral by that point
Awesome reaction of my favorite Marvel movie!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
21:12 lmfao imagine aluminum foil wolverine. Woulda socked the shit out of magneto 💀🤣
I remember seeing this in theaters with my dad when I was younger man time flys
You asked where Stryker son was at. (39:18). His son is the kid that he was looking at that was in a frozen state at. (38:42)
Fun fact: the guy who did the lightbulb thing was Merry from Lord of the Rings
Striker’s son is the boy in ice, he used him in the 2nd film to control Charles to kill all Mutants.
Sabertooth is Victor Creed.
44:20 you activated my Siri on the device I’m watching this and and she just said ok and agreed to shut up 😅
So the guy with the guns is called Agent Zero or Maverick. In the comics he can absorb kinetic energy to make himself stronger and faster. He can also fire blasts of kinetic energy but we nevet see that in the movie.
Blob has superhuman strenght and unbreakable skin.
The guy that can control machinery is called Bolt. In the comics he has electric powers in addition to his technopathy but here they nerfed him.
The black guy who teleports is known as Kestrel.
They called him Wraith in the movie though.
Zero can control kinetic energy so he can move at superspeed and jump extremely far/high as well as run on ceilings and walls.
Fred is called the blob and has indestructible skin (apart from adamantium)
Bradley controls all electrical devices like the plane, elevator, lightbulbs
Wade is immortal in this movie and is deadpool its a different timeline and the reason the movies were made because this movie ruined him.
The guy controlling the elevator is bolt, he can absorb and manipulate static electricity
Just to let you know ahead of time, when you get to the movie "Days of Future's Past" there are two versions. One is a regular and the other is known as the Rogue Cut because the regular version cuts Rogue out of the movie and the Rogue Cut adds more to the movie with scenes of her. So when you get to that movie if you need more context, there is the Rogue Cut. 👍
The Rogue Cut isn't necessary for context since her scenes don't really add anything to the story.
@@passionsquietrage K but in case he asks for Rogue in the original cut, it's not in there so nonetheless, if he's wondering where Rogue would be in the situation, he can watch that one if he chooses. 🤷
@@ejmovement1613 Both versions are great. He knows that Rogue took the cure so she likely wouldn't be there. Plus her scenes don't really add anything to the story.
Cape Town is in South Africa 🇿🇦
Btw his brother is sabertooth the villain he fights in the x-men movies
Don,
Now after seeing this movie, you have to search for the game CGI intro, youll love it, its Logain being his most brutal self with nothing holding him back, extreme violence, showing you what Logan is really capable of :D
26:19 That's a very interesting question,he probably weighs at least 45 pounds more than what he did originally, it would make sense as it's a lot more dense than Captain America's shield,or vibranium,what I'm not sure about is how they compare to each other in terms of strength,wether one is superior to the other or equal is anyone's guess as there are a few different types of adamantium 🤔
Only the MCU has cap’s shield as pure vibranium. In the comics, adamantium is more conventionally durable than vibranium, but it doesn’t have the ‘hax’ that vibranium does. (Vibration and shock nullification/biocompatibility/versatility). Captain America’s shield was so special because it was an alloy of both metals, which had both of their strengths and more. This alloy of vibranium and adamantium was labeled “proto adamantium”. Every mention of adamantium other than this is talking about the basic version without vibranium that is on wolverine’s skeleton. The only reason the MCU said cap’s shield was pure vibranium because at the time, fox owned the rights to adamantium.
Meriodoc Brandybuck let himself go😂😂😂
Anyone notice the ‘cocktags’ at 10:46 haha
I heard "cog tags"
Like from Gears of War.
In the comics, Wolverine and Victor aka Sabertooth aren’t actually brothers, they just have similar abilities that the film made them related.
I'm pretty sure there's a continuity in the comics where they were believed to be brothers but it was never confirmed. They were also both part of the Weapon X program.
viktor actually ends up losing himself and becoming for beast like hes actually in the later x men movies as sabretooth if you remember him as one of the main enemies of the first x men
Fighting Wolverine is like fighting Tai Lung. He is an animal.
11:52 logan doesnt really age. Looking at the cars and other technologies its somewhere between 2000 and 2010 I'd say.
1890's???? my guy you gotta be kidding
He is Deadpool
was deadpool. remember current deadpool killed this one.
No he isn't, he's Weapon 11.
Victor's mutation eventually leaves him more animal like than man and his mind goes after so many years turning into the creature you saw in Xmen one, Sabertooth.
James Logan BKA Wolverine doesn't hsve his memories from the headshots and his brother, as Sabertooth, can't remember who he is. Neither of them can remember why they hate each other.
The timelines are a little screwy, especially with the kidnapping of Scott and at this age, and then Xavier walking, at the end of the movie.
People hate on this movie, but I loved it.
It made more sense the way they tell his story here.
Ryan's character name is Wade Wilson. I loved the use of his abilities with his blades. That was so badass.
This part inspired Ryan to persue the rights and financial backing to make the Deadpool movie.
The end credit with his head coming back into frame was creepy and unnecessary, imo.
FYI Woverine's LEGAL name is James Howlett. His Legal father is John Howlett. BUT his real biological father is Thomas Logan. Wolverine has always kept James Howlett as his legal name but some time during WWI he began 'going by' 'Logan' the surname of his Biological Father. The transition isn't well recorded in comic book YET I'm sure that it eventually will be. Why he did this is perhaps self-loathing as he become more and more aware as to what he really is.
It was Kayla Silverfox who first called him Wolverine (the name of his spirit animal in native religion) .
It was Colneal William Striker who first called him Weapon X.
Victor Creed (Sabre Tooth) has always called him Jimmy.
Wolverine name is James Howlett because his pseudo father's name is John Howlett, but he later changed his name to Logan because his biological father's name is Thomas Logan
6:33 slightly out of order watching. Can’t think too hard about why Reynolds is so different here, vs Deadpool.
Because this isn't Deadpool, it's Weapon 11.
I don’t know if you realize it Don but one of character was also on the Lord of the rings
His confusion on the simple things is frustrating. I still watch tho✌🏻
I mean can you blame him? the X-Men franchise had some confusing timeline, he's watching the movies but he's not a fan
@@tespay14 i hear you i hear, but not just with the xmen franchise literally every video he’s always lost on something. Sometimes he makes up for it tho😂
@@marquesramirez5915 yeah I said he should watch breakdowns after every movie, new rockstars have a breakdown for every movie he's seen
Anyone else just Imagine Wolverine with Aluminum instead of Adamantium?
People REALLY hated Deadpool in this movie. It basically disrespected/insulted his whole character from the comics. I'm so glad they re-made him better in his solo movies later on
Dang did you completely forgot about the second movie?? We seen Stryker hates his son and don’t care if he lives or dies lol that’s why you shoulda knew when he told Logan on his son life that it was a lie.
9:41 that rock was supposed to be vibranium but they never said it
A normal blood pressure is 120/80. A hypertensive emergency is over 180/100 . Wolverine was at 260/180
That video glitch had me spinning in confusion i thought i accentitally rewind
Logan's real name is James howlett but he lost his memory and changed it to Logan
Now you got to watch The Wolverine😌
Zero has a few abilities connected to him. His marksmanship, ability and reflexes are are superhuman, and he's got no scent so animals and people like wolverine with enhanced senses have a hard time tracking him.
Fred Dukes/Blob's abilities
Superhuman Durability: Blob's body possesses a high degree of resistance to injury, practically invulnerable to nearly all forms of physical harm. He is able to absorb the impact of strong blows unfazed. He made a cannon explode by putting a hand inside of it while it was shooting, without receiving any injury to himself. Overall, his resilience appears to have its own gravitational pull. This allows him to be almost completely immovable unless it is by his own free will or if his opponent's strength rivals his own.
Superhuman Strength: Blob has a high degree of physical strength. He is able to throw a man in the air with no efforts, and he's strong enough to punch Wolverine's adamantium skeleton without injuring his hands.
Pain Immunity: The Blob's nerve endings do not relay any tactile perception to his brain, which is near the threshold of pain, which makes it so that he is unable to feel pain.
Wade Wilson in this movie is not the same as the Deadpool movies, Disney/marvel didn't own the rights to the Deadpool (along with a bunch of other marvel characters)movies until later. However, now they do.
It wasn't even Deadpool at all, it was Weapon 11. The name being the same was a coincidence.
Check out The Rock and Con Air they are great movies, personally i think The Rock is 1 of the best movie around.
when he said why wasn't strykar in this movie i was ded. then he said where is the son that killed his wife
Spoilers: In this movie and the comics, Deadpool got his healing factor from Wolverine. But in the comics, he got it when they were both a part of the Weapon X programme. This was around the same time Wolverine got the skeleton chrome dip.
Where as in Deadpool 1, he got it from his hidden mutant genes.
If he can do a 52 card pick up for an attack multiple times on the game then that means he must have hella decks in his sleeves. XD
It's ok Don...yeah the commenters hit you hard on this one...but with the fast track turns in the movie..the excitement can screw up your thoughts so I won't gve you a hard time... I completely understand...this is one of my favorite movies in the series...we see and understand where Wolverine came from and what he endured...
Hang in there..there are some of us who have your back..👍😉...🌿🌿🌿
I’ve seen this movie but can someone explain to me Deadpool in this movie did they just combine all the mutants powers they kidnapped and give them to him
"Where did the Storm come from?" FYI in this very remote village there was a child named Oroura Munro who's mutant abilities became active the night a band of soldier came and decimated her home town. Even though she was very young at the time she well remembers that one of the soldiers turned against his own military unit and saved the lives of a good portion of her community. This 'encounter'' served for the basis of a relationship between Storm and Wolverine after the events of the fourth movie in this series. I don't want to spoil you for something well into your future so I'll stop here.
Cape Town is in South Africa
*what if season 3*
"What If..? Victor got the Antimonium?"
44:24 wow deja vu!
Yes hope you know we use drones and have smart bombs which have changed war
Don were still waiting for you to finish the wolverine trilogy