Spider-Man is always beating Wolverine. Spidey is in another league. He is way stronger, faster, has his own gadgets, etc. For people who watch the films, they think Wolverine is super powerful and the most powerful X-'Men, but that's not true; he is nowhere near close to the most powerful level. Someone that the films did dirty and people think Wolverine can beat Cycops, that's another misconception. Wolverine is a beta-level mutant, Cyclops is an alpha-level mutant, so he is more powerful, and he has beat the shitout Logan many times. Like I said, the films just did dirty most mutants, and the only ones that were passable to good were Wolverine, Magneto, and Professor X.
Just so you know, when Charles referred to the "Westchester Incident" at the house he was remembering that he accidentally killed the original X-men team at the school in New York when he had one of his seizures all those years ago; Logan never had the heart to tell the Professor and likely reasoned within himself that it was for the best that Charles had forgotten due to his degenerative brain disorder. 😔
3/5?? Bro, this should have been an Oscar winning movie 5/5. Hugh Jackman gave his best performance in this movie. I'm still shocked to this day that he didn't win a best actor Academy award or was even nominated. All my life I've watched movies and only 3 of the many thousands of movie have got me teary eyed. This movie, Logan was one of the three.
i didnt stay and listen to them talk about the movie if he really gave it a 3.5 then i know not to watch these reactions cause his opinion is dog water
Not quite the adamantium was always poisonous but as the doctor said during his final monologue he'd developed a food additive which suppressed mutation which the government had secretly distributed throughout the entire processed food industry that was what was causing Logan to age and his healing power could no longer fight off the effects of his adamantium poisoning and may well have contributed to the professors decline. There are probably millions of mutants within the population by this point but their powers have never emerged because they are being suppressed by the chemicals in their food.
It wasn't the adamantium destroying his healing factor. If you paid attention to the movie, Dr. Xander Rice created a GMO that they put in food and drinks that suppressed the mutant-x gene. That's why Logan said there hadn't been a new mutant born in 25 years. So Logan's healing factor was slowly being shut down and the adamantium was able to poison him much more than normal. If that didn't happen, Logan would have lived way longer.
Both are true. In the movie it's mostly the anti mutant chemicals but in the comics the adamantium hinders his healing factor and his mutation. When magneto ripped it out of him, he actually ended up mutating into a more beastial creature
Logan is nothing like TLoU. There are no quarantine zones, no infected running around killing everyone. This isn't a post apocalyptic world. It's just a world without mutants.
3/5? Nah, dude. This is hands down one of the greatest X-Men films ever. It's at least a 4/5 and quite possibly a 4.5/5. X-23 made her first appearance in the TV show X-Men Evolution (which is on Disney + if you subscribe to that). It was a good show. And Logan is based on the comic Old Man Logan which was a post apocalyptic comic similar to TMNT's The Last Ronin. Both are great series btw. The latter is getting a video game adaptation and R-rated film as well.
The film she quotes that they watched earlier is Shane (1953). In the film a world weary gunslinger trying to escape his past helps a widow and her young son defend their home from men who want to take her land. The story seems cliché today but Shane was one of the early films to introduce that trope. In the film the son idolizes Shane's life as a gunslinger while Shane tries to discourage the boy from a life of violence. Shane gives the speech Laura quotes, after the final fight, severely wounded he rides into the sunset while slumped over in his saddle. To this day film scholars debate whether or not he dies as he rides off. So that scene she quotes has a much deeper relevance if you know the details of Shane.
In one of the previous X-Men movies Logan was told that he was going to die with his heart in his hand. This movie he died holding his daughters hand aka his heart in his hand
This reaction is great example how "modern western" audience is consuming art. Not understanding a bit, regardless seeing all other sources before thus not connecting lore bits and hints. The result is just moving "funny" picture which is reacted to by saying "oh", "wow" etc. And the final score is just joke from their side proving it. This is easy 5/5 (4/5 for comic haters). Sadly because of this type of audience we will see less and less of great movies and will see more and more CGI trash without soul or care....
There is scrub desert well into Oregon, Idaho, and South Dakota. You can drive from Arizona to the Dakotas and see almost all desert or high desert areas the whole trip.
Yeah, since he didn't have much introduction in this one, we assumed we were probably introduced to him in a different movie. They still did a good job of giving us the gist of it though.
X23 laura was a character like DC comics character Harley Quinn that was original created for an animated series before debuting in the comics. X23 was first introduced in 03 in the X-men Evolution animated series.
The business card for Alkali/Transigen.... The Alkali Lake facility is where Wolverine was infused with adamantium. That's the significance of the card, he knows it's trouble.
A small detail that I noticed: In the car, when Laura is naming her friends, it is when she names Rictor (Which sounds like Victor) that Logan changes his mind.
Really wish they would have made the adaptation more like Old Man Logan rather than just based upon. I guess it makes sense since Jackman wanted to get out of Wolverine due to his health at the time. Except the Deadpool and Wolverine stuff of course.
Yukio in The Wolverine had already told him that he would die holding his heart and what is a dad's heart? They are his children and Laura is holding Logan's hand. That's what she means by this is what it feels like to be a dad.
In the comics Captain America's shield is a combination of Adamantium & Vibranium making it extremely unique. Since, at the time the MCU was being made Fox Studios still owned the rights to the X-men and couldn't use the word mutant, Adamantium, or characters from the comics. Which is why Cap. America's shield is Vibranium only in MCU. The only way the MCU was able to use the twins Wanda & Pietro aka Magneto's children was they were never called mutants and they couldn't use the twins comic names Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver until Disney purchased Fox Studios.
I’m so happy that Daphne Keen will reprise her role as Laura X-23 in Deadpool & Wolverine. She as so impressive in the role and she deserves to continue as X-23
Okay okay okay. I know this is supposed to be a reaction to Logan but honestly, I only care about the doggo now. My heart is overwhelmed in the best way possible.
Crazy thing is the future seeing mutant in wolverine I think it is, said Logan will die holding his heart, he died holding Laura's hand who became his heart cause shes his daughter
Also, you mentioned alcohol withdrawal... Which is nearly impossible for Logan as his liver heals like the rest of him. So it's not dependent. The reality is he would have to pound enormous amounts of liquor to get drunk and it wouldn't hurt him one bit or last as long as it does for normal people. If you really want a fun fact though, look up where his claws actually come from and why he needs to position himself in a specific way to use them properly. You didn't think they were in his hands, did you?
Some ideas(y'all may have seen some): Movies: Eurotrip Road Trip American Pie(1,2,3, Band Camp, Reunion) Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back National Lampoons Van Wilder My Boss's Daughter National Lampoons Going The Distance Wedding Crashers Sex Drive(R version. Unrated is actually a garbage version. Trust) The Girl Next Door National Lampoons Barely Legal National Lampoons Dorm Daze Kill Bill Saving Silverman There is something about Mary Mallrats Dogma Good Will Hunting The Accountant Gone Girl Pulp Fiction Varsity Blues Lone Star State Of Mind Dodgeball an underg story Just Friends Meet the parents The Rundown Shanghai Noon Shanghai Knights The Tuxedo The Medallion Bring it on Fired Up Disturbia Captain Fantastic Hanna Anna Red Sparrow Wild America Without a Paddle Man of the House Grind Scouts Guide to the zombie apocalypse Tucker and Dale Vs Evil Ready or Not Abigail The Scream franchise (at least 1-3) Friday the 13th(2,4,6,7,8,X, Freddy Vs Jason) A nightmare on elm Street (1,3,4, A New Nightmare) Tv: Haunting of Hill House Midnight Mass Smallville Buffy The Vampire Slayer Kyle XY Castle Mentalist Charmed
In the Marvel universe, they get what Captain America shield made out of wrong. In the comic books, it was created out of three compounds vibranium which absorbs energy and redirect it. Vibration is not indestructible. Steel alloy, which helps combines the three compounds. Proto-Adamantium which is nearly indestructible. This is what makes Captain America shield immensely durable. They couldn’t mention Adamantium in the MCU because Fox had the rights to the X-Men and everything associated with it so they just state it’s made out of vibration which is not correct. in the MCU they act like vibranium is the be all and end all metal It’s not. The best metal you see in the MCU is actually Uru this is the metal that Asgardian weapons are created from. Thanos sword shattered Captain America shield because it was made out of Uru. You also see Thor‘s battle axe go through a blast from all of the infinity stones and still hitting its target with no damage why because it was Uru. However, in the comic books in the much distant future, there is an ally that is stronger than all of these known as Dargonite. I hope this geek out on marvel metals helps lol.
This movie HURTS, in a horrible good way. Mangold REALLY gets this character, and as long as management stays the hell away, he does a great job. Look at this compared to the Wolverine, which wasn't a bad movie but it WAS a Marvel movie. This thing's a flicking Western, and it's a miracle that we got it. Thanks, Deadpool. "You're welcome." Is that Whitney or Celine singing "I will always love Hugh" I wonder. Huge Jacked-man. sounds about right.
So I’m quite new to the channel.. I’ve watched only 5-10 reacts spanning at least a year on your channel and in every single video, Jess has made blatant misogynistic jokes that specifically jab at the intelligence of his wife and women in general. I used to laugh at that stuff-in 2010. When making those jokes becomes a pattern, it means it’s top of mind-making it feel less like a joke and more like your genuine feelings about the subject. I wouldn’t comment if it wasn’t 1. So noticeable 2. A consistent pattern 3. Directed at your partner and coparent. I can see you have reacts with your daughter-I haven’t watched them. But I sincerely hope you don’t continue the insulting women shtick with her around because no young woman should be raised to feel the pressures of a patriarchal society from their own father in their own home. It’s a massive ick for me as a viewer to watch another woman be insulted so frequently. If you think this type of “humor” is still funny, that means you haven’t matured in 14 years because that was the last time anyone thought that was remotely funny.
provide literally a single example of him doing that, people like you are the reason feminism became a laughing stock in the 2010's, stop it, you give the other side limitless ammunition. You are insufferable.
Weird that you've watched videos of ours spanning "at least a year" when we've only had a channel since April. "Jess has made blatant misogynistic jokes that specifically jab at the intelligence of his wife and women in general. I used to laugh at that stuff-in 2010. " Oh, I didn't know it became wrong when you specifically didn't enjoy it anymore. Can you send me a list of things you don't enjoy anymore like you used to, so that I can know that they're off limits? " I can see you have reacts with your daughter-I haven’t watched them. But I sincerely hope you don’t continue the insulting women shtick with her around because no young woman should be raised to feel the pressures of a patriarchal society from their own father in their own home." She actually spends the entire time making fun of me for being old. Is that ok? Or is it only wrong when I tease them?
@@JessAndTess you’re right, I didn’t check to see the dates of when the videos were uploaded. I went back to the older videos and I assumed based on the sheer volume that you’ve had the channel for at least a year-that’s my bad. You see what I did? I took responsibility for my wrong doing. You should try it. I still stand by everything else I said. And you would be correct, your kid is allowed to make those low blow jokes because they are YOUR KID. They’re not your role model. They have maturing to do. You can’t seriously be saying that you should be allowed to have the same level of maturity as your teenager, are you? Because that’s such a big red flag. Do you allow your kids to drink underage? Curse? Do you behave the way your kids do? Or do you recognize that you are different generations and you have to set an example as their parent and show kindness even when they might not? And if you really believe that agist jokes are the same as misogynistic jokes specifically about women’s intelligence, I don’t even know where to begin with re-educating you. I found it amusing that you implied the fact that I said you demeaned your partner repeatedly that I’m just the joke police. I guess I was correct and you haven’t matured in 14 years. By the way, we’re about the same age. I would be so embarrassed if I was your partner and instead of you choosing to write about where you went wrong or how much you respect and love her, or that you spoke with her and she doesn’t feel disrespected, you chose to double down and claim you can insult her because you find it funny. Her reactions to these jokes is why I noticed it to begin with. It’s very obvious to me, as someone that put up with that humor over a decade ago, that she doesn’t like it. She’s tolerating it.
The "badlands" of north and south Dakota are on the west border of each state bordering Montana and Wyoming and looks like a desert the majority of ND to the east is farm land
Wait... Logan dies in 2029 and Deadpool used a time machine to visit him... when is Deadpool timeline; after the X-men movies or during 1 and 2? I'm confused!
How are you surprised? They were hinting at it the whole movie. With him being old and sick, his healing factor failing. Yeah he’s known for not being able to die but he isn’t immortal eventually he grows old and dies.
Every super hero movie hints at the hero dying. Most of the time they don't die. "He's known for not being able to die..." - This might be why it was a surprise.
@@JessAndTess sure most movies will hint that the hero isn’t invincible but this is different. He is slowly falling apart throughout the whole movie along with all the other x men being dead. You can feel the “end of days” atmosphere throughout the whole movie.
I do not know which X-Men films you have seen in the past, but I think you’ve missed a few. The fact you taught Xavier was already dead and you didn’t know who Caban was. I think you’ve missed a few.
The thing that always bothered me about X-Men is why don't any of the X-Men question whether or not Charles is brainwashing them into following him? He's the strongest mind-controller on the planet.
Technically being buried with X-24 should had given Logan enough time to heal and recover from his injuries. Considering that Laura(maybe daughter) and X-24 are both clones of Logan, their blood and organs are compatible with him for an organ transplant as X-24's not fully dead just brain dead. So Logan could had harvested X-24's organs and even limbs considering that it's immune or less damaged to the Legacy virus. Logan's healing factor should had copied X-24's immunity when it was contaminated with his blood. Best case scenario is for a head transplant unfortunately Logan needs Laura's help to properly do it so he at least could do an organ and limbs transplant by himself. Spoiler, in the new Deadpool movie, it was shown in the trailers that X-24 or Logan's bones were used as weapons against the TVA goons. Again given time being infected with X-24's blood, Logan should had recovered from his injuries and maybe faster if that wood in his stomach is removed. Being buried with his clone should had made his recovery much more real and Logan not permanently dead like in the previous The Wolverine movie.
@@JessAndTess Yes you need help like Laura/X-23 for a head transplant to X-24's body since it needs to be done at the same time really fast. For everything else, like limbs or organs, Logan can do that himself but it's a matter of time before X-24's brain dead body eventually dies as is there someone else is still after Logan and the kids or if there's wild life like bears or wolves that might want to chew on X-24's body. Again the most important reason to do the transplant operation is that X-24's body is immune or less damaged from the Legacy virus.
Adamantium and vibranium are not related. Adamantium is an alloy that once created is virtually indestructible. Vibranium is an element found in Wakanda that can store and release energy.
Logan's mutation has been fighting the metal poisoning ever since they put it in him, and it's finally giving up; who knows how much longer he would have had without it. Alkali, as in Alkali Lake, where they put the metal in? The first scene with Xavier suggested the Old Man Logan timeline, in which Wolverine was mindfrelled by Mysterio into killing the X-men; turns out, it was the story in which Xavier's aging brain was what killed the X-Men. The news on the radio after the casino confirmed it before Xavier remembered. I found this video while looking for new Logan the Wolf reactions. You might want to take a look...
I believe so, but I can't recall the details in the comic. In the movie version of things, the Westchester Incident happens in 2028. I think that puts it between Deadpool 2 and this one.
8:20 You thought he was dead because you haven't watched the stories that take place before hand. So for your next reaction you should watch "Rocky IV" without watching the first 3 films.
@@JohnSmith-rm1po If a movie needs multiple other movies to tell a good self-contained story, then it isn't a good story. Movies, much like comics, should always be written and worked on with the idea that it may be someone's first introduction to the world. Would I rather watch someone's journey into seeing the whole saga? Sure, but this movie holds up on its' own as a standalone film without all of the other stuff. All this mentality does is gatekeep and turn away possible new fans. This works as a perfect example. It seems the idea started from "Lotta hype around Deadpool 3, I wanna watch and be in on it." So they watch Deadpool, and are rightfully advised "Hey, you might want to check out Logan because there's spoilers". Okay, I'll watch Logan. Oh wait, before I get to that, I need to watch the other nine previous X-Men movies, so I get exactly 100% of all the references and tidbits. Assuming all of those runtimes average about 90 minutes (an hour and a half), then I need to carve out at least 13+ hours of my life. Half of a whole day to watch a two hour movie. Of course, most of those aren't relevant to this story. But you know, Deadpool made some Marvel references. So maybe I need to dive into the MCU. Before Deadpool 2, there are nineteen movies I need to watch and at least another 29 hours. If the barrier for entry is somewhere between 13 and 42 hours, and that's BEFORE Deadpool 2, why would anyone new even bother gettng into it? So if a fan started reading comics in the 80's or 90's, but haven't read every single possible issue that was done with Spider-Man, are they not fans?
@@JohnSmith-rm1po "I question the wisdom of [the Marvel cinematic universe] in general. One thing everyone's concerned about is the creativity and quality of these kinds of movies-and if that's the case, then it seems to me that the first order of business would be figuring out why they're not more interesting or exciting. In many ways, that has a lot to do with freedom. Fans-and the internet sites that serve the fans-put a lot of stress on continuity, and the idea that you should be able to cut these movies into one continuous, nine-hour Berlin Alexanderplatz of comic book-dom. There's nothing innately wrong with that, I guess-but it's a counter-movie. When you find yourself in the captain's chair on one of these movies, you feel a little like Houdini-you're in a restraint system, and you're trying to figure out how to get out. Having made one of these movies already, it occurred to me that the way to get out is to build a movie that functions for anyone, not just people who have seen the other movies. You have to let go of whatever you need to let go of to make the movie function, in the same way that every comic-book artist in the history of comic books has let go of what their predecessors did. I think fans would be a lot happier with the movies if they looked at comic books the way we look at Shakespeare-where we invite directors to take [the material] wherever they want, and then we judge them by the results." James Mangold said that, but what does he know? He only wrote and directed this movie.
I'm guessing you guys are American? because only Americans for some reason love to spoil their content with "COMING UP ON TODAYS EPISODE" at the beginning, like ,,,,okay great now I don't need to watch... we want to go along with your emotions as the story unfolds, not chucked over a minute of the middle of the film first... I dno maybe its just me - I'm not saying you personally just in general like TV shows too it just grinds my gears
