The Wolverine is A Good Movie!

Rating: 7/10 (1 August 2013)

The film takes as reference the graphic novel by Chris Claremont and Frank Miller where Wolverine goes to Japan despite the film having caught this plot which is held at HQ I, Wolverine, the film is not 100% the same as the comics have many differences, however the film brings their own qualities. The film follows as a direct continuation of the third film of the Trilogy X-Men 3 The Last Stand, the course of the film it is possible to note how Logan is upset because of what happened to Jean Grey, at various times he has dreams about her and this serves as a settling into the fabric to form a unique personality of the character. Soon the beginning of the film is very exciting, however in the course of the movie experience becomes different, Wolverine loses his healing factor and leaves the film tiring for an extended period and really gives up sleep, it's boring. In the final moments of the film, the experience improves again as the film becomes exciting. During the film is shown a considerable amount and characters each with their personalities, the action is also very good both the Primary and Secondary Characters, Mariko (Tao Okamoto) has a key role in the plot, but on occasion lose direction and is all unbalanced, Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) Encorporou the character very well. The fight scenes though few are excellent, nothing too much blood and be headings as many would like to see, but are exciting. there is a good amount of times that portrays the Japanese culture during the entire movie dialogs with locals are entirely in Japanese which demonstrates a tone of originality. the soundtrack is OK, we have some very exciting music, and special effects also OK, we also villains like the Viper and the Silver Samurai, both are compelling. And by the end, be sitting in the chair until the end because we have a post credits scene, it is Incredible! one of the most exciting scenes ever made into a movie, which is directly linked to the next movie Mutants: X-Men Days of Future Past. In order Wolverine: Immortal is a good movie despite some flaws in the film as the wearing parts and even the very fabric of the plot and the film does not fail to be good, and no doubt is a film that represents the character pretty well. although not what many would like to see, the film has its qualities.