FlipBoard
20th Century Fox
Yesterday, Hugh Jackman revealed the third Wolverine movie is called Logan, in theaters on March 3, 2017. He also tweeted a poster of Wolverine holding a little kid’s hand, and Logan director James Mangold posted the second page from the script, which revealed that this Old Man Logan is less powerful than he used to be, not always healing well. The stage direction for the script also pointed out the movie isn’t a “CG f*ckathon” and “people will get hurt or killed when sh*t falls on them.”
With that in mind, The Wrap spoke to an insider and obtained even more information — a lot more — about the plot to Logan.
Spoilers ahead.
![[avatar]](https://profilecdn-woven.netdna-ssl.com/photo/72/profile)
I do t liken the idea he’s slower and heals slowly that was my main problem with the last wolverine solo movie I wanna see him at full strength also will we ever see omega red
Caliban was just fucking in Apocalypse. Goddammit, Fox! Fucking up the continuity again. Jesus Christ!
Singer and Fox have proven over and over that he doesn’t give a shit about continuity. Let’s just make Colossus a different dude, eh, Wolverine can have his metal claws back in the future for no reason, Angel? Yeah he’s an adult now in the 80’s even though that means he would have been born before the events of DOFP which is the only reason he’d change in the first place. Oh yeah and Toad. Just put Toad in the 70’s.
At this point ot remain a fan of the x men movies you need to not give a shit about coherence or basic storytelling
Replace “movies” with “comics” and those fans are in the same boat (The comics ben around for over 50 years, right? I personally don’t get why people are so obsessed with continuity. EVERY movie franchise suffers from continuity errors after sopmetimes even only 1 sequel (looking at you, Terminator 2). Just enjoy the films for what they are.
People care about continuity because it helps with the basic structure of character development and story telling. If in one movie a chracter is a 80 yr old man and in the sequel he’s a 6 yr old little girl with no explanation, people are gonna be like “what the fuck”
Im a little confused. how much has he aged from 2000-2024? Seeing how he looks like he aged 30-35 years over the course of the first 2 Wolverine movies, it would seem pretty rapidly in 24 years compared to the previous 150