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When the right half of 24's head grows back doesn't that leave us right back where "Logan" was once he was freed from Weapon X? A lobotomized feral Wolverine that doesn't even know his own name, hanging out with Chocolate Thunder and the New MexiMutes, coming not soon enough. I half expected a post credits of him picking up Logan's dogtags.
Really dug how grandpa X's power gone wrong was to indiscriminately paralyze everyone around him until they asphyxiate instead of his incredibly complex time freeze plot-convenient trick. It was a raw, more realistic version of his power. And a really cool way for for a villain to use telepathy.
I assumed the Eden in the movie-comic was based on Prof X saving the mutants in Origins.
I do know that its been mentioned somewhere or another that coping with the adamantium slowed his healing power. Whether it stated to be the procedure itself or his body rejecting the metal I have no idea. Didn't his healing factor go to 9000 when Magneto rips it out of him?
If you want to bug the pedantic dorks, point out that all the test tube babies were X-23-number even though the designation is supposed to mean "23rd attempt at cloning Mutant #10." But changing the meaning is what disguises the X-24 reveal. (I had no idea - his hair style and mannerisms made him look so much like Sabertooth at first that I did a total wtf and thought it was Liev Schreiber)
Also, fuck brain disease. Edit Laura out and imagine what a depressing kick in the gut the movie becomes.
"Getting old sucks" was certainly a bold theme for an R-rated superhero tentpole flick.
Really dug how grandpa X's power gone wrong was to indiscriminately paralyze everyone around him until they asphyxiate instead of his incredibly complex time freeze plot-convenient trick. It was a raw, more realistic version of his power. And a really cool way for for a villain to use telepathy.
I assumed the Eden in the movie-comic was based on Prof X saving the mutants in Origins.
I do know that its been mentioned somewhere or another that coping with the adamantium slowed his healing power. Whether it stated to be the procedure itself or his body rejecting the metal I have no idea. Didn't his healing factor go to 9000 when Magneto rips it out of him?
If you want to bug the pedantic dorks, point out that all the test tube babies were X-23-number even though the designation is supposed to mean "23rd attempt at cloning Mutant #10." But changing the meaning is what disguises the X-24 reveal. (I had no idea - his hair style and mannerisms made him look so much like Sabertooth at first that I did a total wtf and thought it was Liev Schreiber)
Also, fuck brain disease. Edit Laura out and imagine what a depressing kick in the gut the movie becomes.
"Getting old sucks" was certainly a bold theme for an R-rated superhero tentpole flick.
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