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I think they were trying to say it was the adamantium that was poisoning him - it would explain why he started to age from that period and also why he didn't have much in the way of options to get it removed.Did they ever explain why Logan's healing factor was faltering? The virus affected him perhaps? I get that since the healing was faltering the adamantium was poisoning him, but was there any reason given for that or was it just: "It's faltering, here's a story based around that." He would be almost 200 years old in 2029 there's no reason for him to be old/failing or it would have happened already.
I like that there's "Logan" showing on the shitty theater in the background of the phone booth.
If you look at this movie in the context of the other movies it really doesn't make sense since a few years ago he's about 160 years old and looks to be about 30. But then he hits 165 and all of a sudden he's a 60 year old man. Not to mention that in DoFP it seemingly takes place further into the future than Logan yet he's still young. I'm sure there's nerd logic you can use to explain the inconsistency but I think it's better to just ignore it and enjoy the movie for what it is.
He's a mutant supervillain, not an orthopedic surgeon.I kind of hoped Magneto would show up at the end to remove it from his body and then mentor the new mutants.
this movie wasn't laying the ground for anything to do with the New Mutant movie. they've already cast McAvoy in that, meaning it has nothing to do with this movie.And I am a shitty person because I spent the final scene laughing to myself in coming up with racist names for the new mutant kids, like Electiv Boogaloo/Chocolate Thunder for the black kid with zappy powers.... Seriously the blatant new mutant ground laying was the one low point of this flick. Hopefully when they do the New Mutants stuff they focus on X23 and get better actors for the other roles.
i read this.the adamantium was killing him. he mentions that to the doc at the end of the film. the guy says that his father was the one who put the metal in him, and logan responds, telling him that that's what's been poisoning him. the timeline of logan's aging is goofy, but it's entirely possible that his healing factor has just gotten worn down over time (especially after the adamantium) which resulted in him aging much faster; everything catching up.
also, someone asked it earlier and i don't think they got a response. charles was taking the medicine to stop the seizures caused by ALS or whatever degenerative brain disease he had. without taking his meds he'd risk a seizure and kill everyone around. the side effect of the seizure medication is that it lessened his powers. that's what i took from it, at least. btw that scene at the casino was absolutely brutal in a really disturbing way. brilliantly done.
That is a astute observation of X-Men in general. Whereas new X-Men series is heading towards absolute cheeseball, including Deadpool, Logan/Wolverine Series is throwing out the playbook and putting DC Studio to shame.Its like the Wolverine movies went the opposite direction of every other Xmen series and got less cheeseball as they progressed.
One of the first things I wondered judging by the trailer. Must take place in the 23rd century or some shit for Logan to have aged visibly. Best not to think about it.If you look at this movie in the context of the other movies it really doesn't make sense since a few years ago he's about 160 years old and looks to be about 30. But then he hits 165 and all of a sudden he's a 60 year old man. Not to mention that in DoFP it seemingly takes place further into the future than Logan yet he's still young. I'm sure there's nerd logic you can use to explain the inconsistency but I think it's better to just ignore it and enjoy the movie for what it is.
One of the first things I wondered judging by the trailer. Must take place in the 23rd century or some shit for Logan to have aged visibly. Best not to think about it.
The first Wolverine movie was one of the worst movies ever created.That is a astute observation of X-Men in general. Whereas new X-Men series is heading towards absolute cheeseball, including Deadpool, Logan/Wolverine Series is throwing out the playbook and putting DC Studio to shame.
As cheesy as Wolverine was (second one. First one was epic cheeseball), it was okay and pretty straightforward.
yeah I put all that together but it doesn't seem logical to me to force the most powerful psychic on earth to mute his powers when you're on the run from a gang of mercenaries who want to kill you. i'd take my chances with the seizures.the adamantium was killing him. he mentions that to the doc at the end of the film. the guy says that his father was the one who put the metal in him, and logan responds, telling him that that's what's been poisoning him. the timeline of logan's aging is goofy, but it's entirely possible that his healing factor has just gotten worn down over time (especially after the adamantium) which resulted in him aging much faster; everything catching up.
also, someone asked it earlier and i don't think they got a response. charles was taking the medicine to stop the seizures caused by ALS or whatever degenerative brain disease he had. without taking his meds he'd risk a seizure and kill everyone around. the side effect of the seizure medication is that it lessened his powers. that's what i took from it, at least. btw that scene at the casino was absolutely brutal in a really disturbing way. brilliantly done.