The 10 Most WTF Wolverine Moments

[Dr Chaos]

Not sure which X-Men film this is but Wolvie is crying his eyes out.

 

[Dr. Balls]

Since we are talking about Wolverine crying in The Last Stand you'll have to define what you mine by a span of the time - over that film, over all three films?

 

I think some people just don't like to see men crying.

 

I can handle a guy crying (kinda) - but for me - from what I know of Wolverine's character (reading him from the 80s through the 90s), openly weeping and carrying on just didn't fit. Personally, I think they wanted to make him a softer, more cuddly rough-and-tumble kinda guy for audiences - and I'd wager there wasn't a dry set of panties in the house at the end of that scene.

 

I felt it was inconsistent for the character - I'm sure it was a decision based on the needs of the audience (to have a sensitive Wolverine), and probably added to the litany of kraptastic plot issues with Last Stand. He also cried at the end of X2 which was about as bad.

 

So I can concede that perhaps Logan crying like a girl with a skinned knee in two of the three movies is consistent with the trilogy, but I will go to the mat saying it's not consistent with his comic character.

[Dr. Balls]

Not sure which X-Men film this is but Wolvie is crying his eyes out.

 

 

That is Les Mis.

[Dr Chaos]

 

That is Les Mis.

 

I knew that, I was just using it to pile on.

[Doc McCoy]

[Marvelfangirl]

It's just a damn movie for god sake's

[Mephisto]

The time that Nitro nuked him was lame.

Whenever he started taking a 100 bullets at one was lame.

That time he was killed and resurrected by the Hand...may have been cool in 1982 but by the time Enemy of the State came around it was established he can't be killed. Epic fail Marvel .You can't have it both ways and most have seen through your mess for years.

[Anfield Fox]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

[Dr. Balls]

It's just a damn movie for god sake's

 

[Dr. Balls]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

[Marvelfangirl]

 

No,I'm not whining.

 

I just think you guys are taking this stuff too seriously

[Dr. Balls]

 

No,I'm not whining.

 

I just think you guys are taking this stuff too seriously

 

That graphic wasn't for you, it was for me.

 

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT

 

Yeah, the discussion was overtly serious when it probably didn't need to be.

[Dale Roberts]

So, people in the real world behave inconsistently because that's human nature and people in the fictional world can't because they are not real, is that right?

 

You're using moaning comic book fans as an example of intelligent thinking?

 

Right.....

 

I'm sensing that you're trying really, really hard to make this an argument. Writing fictional characters requires you to maintain consistency in their personalities and that acting outside of those traits suddenly or without an established reason causes the reader to take issue with that - there really isn't any gray area here. if you can't understand that concept - no amount of rebuttals will convince you.

 

Very well said

[Anfield Fox]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

 

 

[techtre2003]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

 

 

 

Why is this not #1 on that list?

[Marvelfangirl]

 

No,I'm not whining.

 

I just think you guys are taking this stuff too seriously

 

That graphic wasn't for you, it was for me.

 

IT'S STILL REAL TO ME, DAMMIT

 

Yeah, the discussion was overtly serious when it probably didn't need to be.

Oh,my mistake

[Mephisto]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

 

 

 

Why is this not #1 on that list?

 

Who is the artist because the art sucks more than the action.

[slym2none]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

 

 

 

Why is this not #1 on that list?

 

+1

 

 

 

-slym

[Doc McCoy]

Wasn't there an issue when he goes feral after the Adamantium is taken from him he starts licking Cyclops in a cave?

 

I believe you are right. And boy, that period of time was probably the darkest days for his character.

 

 

 

Why is this not #1 on that list?

 

Who is the artist because the art sucks more than the action.

 

Pretty sure that was Adam Kubert

[Comicopolis]

So, people in the real world behave inconsistently because that's human nature and people in the fictional world can't because they are not real, is that right?

 

You're using moaning comic book fans as an example of intelligent thinking?

 

Right.....

 

I'm sensing that you're trying really, really hard to make this an argument. Writing fictional characters requires you to maintain consistency in their personalities and that acting outside of those traits suddenly or without an established reason causes the reader to take issue with that - there really isn't any gray area here. if you can't understand that concept - no amount of rebuttals will convince you.

 

Very well said

 

Your post is so out of character.