2.5/4  Rusty Claws
A highly entertaining movie with Hugh Jackman doing the character he does so perfectly. Also, there is some worthy proformances from Ryan Renolds and Liev Schriber. The direction by Gavin Hood is stylish in some parts but is bogged down b... (read full)

3/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine, a Mr. E Movie Review
X-Men Origins: Wolverine, a Mr. E Movie Review

(Run time: 107 min. - Directed by: Gavin Hood - Starring: Hugh Jackman, Liev Schreiber, Danny Huston, Will i Am, Ryan Reynolds)

X-Men Origins: Wolverine, directed by Gavin Hood, ended up... (read full)

2/4  Wolverine
The question that comes to my mind is why? We already learned everything we needed to know about Wolverine in the three X-Men movies that were made before this “origin” story and there’s no need to flesh it out anymore. Of course, I can an... (read full)

3/4  A Good Way to Start Summer Blockbuster
Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) is the first in line to get his own spin-off from the highly popular “X-Men” franchise. Though I must admit that it could have been a lot stronger, I was entertained for more than half of the time so I’m ultimately... (read full)

3/4  Wolverine pretty much rules
I have always wondered why Wolverine is considered so bad ass, it just seems like he can heal and has claws, but that there are many so much more powerful than him. This movie helps show why he is special and does so with some kick ass act... (read full)

3/4  Almost a really good movie
Its almost good enough to make you forget X-Men 3. Almost..not quite
My guy who was very much into the cartoons did gripe about some of the inaccuracies, but as some one who only really knows them from the movies I enjoyed it. Not as goo... (read full)

3.5/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine Quick Review
A good addition to the X-men franchise. They change the story a lot, but its still fun

2.5/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine Quick Review
Better than i expected. Jackman is crazy ripped. Love Schreiber as sabertooth. Solid B

2/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine Quick Review
Worth watching just for the cool action scenes... and that's all. On an anticipation scale of big summer blockbusters, it lands in between dissapointing and fullfilling.

3/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine Quick Review
Not quite as good as some of the previous X-men movies, but very enjoyable. Wolverine is awesome and everyone should watch it to know his back story.

3/4  X-Men Origins: Wolverine Quick Review
Another X-Men movie? Yes please! Who doesn't love Wolverine?

4/5 Outstanding Quality and content, the movie was silly though...
  by Yusef Tirado (New York, New York)
I am an avid comic book fan and I make no excuses for the lack of cohesive storytelling. However the fight scenes and special effects were excellent. The acting wasnt oscar calibre but it fit into the action genre the way it needed to.Wolverine was tortured by his past, Sabretooth was ruthless and menacing and Silverfox was the one who did it all for love. The others did a bang up job too. Everyone from Agent Zero to Deadpool played their parts to perfection. Bravo. The content was awesome. The character profile that actually had the character talking as thier characters, nice touch.The deleted scenes needed to be just that. The interview of Lien Wein and Stan Lee was great. It's a nice touch to see the creator of Wolvering get his just desserts. All in all great product fora great low price. Thanks Amazon.

5/5 Amazing
  by M. Eaves (Oak Harbor, WA USA)
I am a BIG fan of Blu-ray. This is a great movie on Blu-ray. A must.

3/5 A bittersweet aftertaste
  by Nestor G. Merlino (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
For some reason, this movie was butchered by critics and, to be honest, it's full of ups and downs that leave audiences with a bittersweet aftertaste. There are incredible scenes that prove almost impossible to be shot, like that of the helicopter, but then, for some reason, high definition shows how poorly finished Wolverine's claws are in that bathroom scene.
I don't think the story is worse than X-men III's, but it's almost impossible not to miss the underlying ideas of the Singer era. There is a second part coming. Hugh Jackman is an excellent actor. Let's hope the second part is a bit more interesting than this one!

3/5 ok but not great-rent it
  by Jim Molnar (Chicago, IL USA)
OK, it was kind of dumb, and the writers should definitely be crucified until they can answer, and promise to rectify, all the story logic questions posed by other reviewers. But hey, the actors give it a game try, and it does have moments of geekness which partially counterbalance some of the flat-out X-men universe errors. Silverfox and Emma Frost sisters? Deadpool turned into a Weapon 11 and then being offed? How did Sabertooth become the slow galoot shown in X-1 and why do Wolverine's super-senses only work at the scripters' convenience? The Watchmen is the best example of a comic book adaption that didn't get too Hollywoodized. Hopefully someday we'll get an X-Men movie that doesn't prettify the characters beyond recognition to match available movie stars, rewrite the stories to suit the idiotic whims of so-called screenwriters and their puppeteers, and resist the temptation to abandon the human (or mutant) element and just have everything blow up all over the place in the end...

5/5 this is where Wolverine got his start
  by king beagley (warsaw, in usa)
I really enjoyed this movie. it was a bit odd to see Professor Xavier walking. I thought he would have been in a wheelchair in this movie. it was a bit odd to see Cyclops going to school as a teen and Gambit on here as well. this movie has tons of action. Hugh Jackman reprises his role as Wolverine, who was a Weapon X. it is hard to imagine, through all the X-Men cartoons I watched in my 20's, that Wolverine and Sabretooth grew up as half-brothers. there were some funny parts in this movie, such as Fred "Blob" Dukes boxing with Wolverine, however, eventually, it is the Blob that gets knocked down. I am really surprised that Magneto and Mystique were not in this movie. I recommend this movie to X-Men fans.