No, the exact opposite. As I said before he should debut with the Fantastic Four. That's my opinion, and I stand by it.
This movie's being hailed as a send off for Wolverine. Making it also establish a shared X-Men/Fantastic Four universe would be a cluster f@!k.
The Wolverine movies are within the SAME universe as the X men, people don't think that because it IS a mess already or they simply didn't see the connecting tones. Adding Dr Doom doesn't mean Fantastic four has to be involved. Did I not make that clear?
I don't think you quite get it. Doom is not the Fantastic Four's exclusive villain anymore and you would do better in this discussion with that understanding and an open mind.
Your opinion is based on the lack of knowledge of Doom. The miniscule amount that you have makes it harder for you to comprehend his introduction. I'm only asking that you open your mind to the thought, I'm not telling you to like it. I already deducted why you wouldn't.
I never shot down your idea and it seems more along the lines that my own is under attack for it being a simple opinion that only a comic book fan could think of.
I didn't say meh, I said good. Most people I know thought it was good. And what does Origins Wolverine have to do with it? The movies have almost no connection to each other other then being Wolverine solo movies. It shouldn't effect one's perception of The Wolverine at all (cept the fact it's a superior, though still not perfect, Wolverine solo film)
No, you misunderstood. I said meh. I would say "most people I know" too, but I don't care enough about the movie to bring it up in conversations. It's not memorable at all.
Even if it's not a direct sequel, just calling Wolverine right after The Wolverine would be odd. Plus I do believe the comic series being, albeit loosely adapted, was called Old Man Logan
Ok let's simplify this. You didn't think Wolverine meant it was going to be a personal movie for Wolverine. Cool. You don't think The Wolverine 3 or x men origins 3 would be good titles. Cool. You think that Logan sounds more personal, ok. I wonder what they'd call the sequel James Howlett or X-23. I guess we're off of that now.
Not out of nowhere with absolutely no setup. A little fan service is good, but when you can't make it work. It's not worth ruining the film over.
You don't have any setup to Logan! Lmao. It's like you can fill in the blanks about what happened to the X men before the movie even drops. It can work, I explained how to substitute the characters to make it even more like Old Man Logan comic. There's zero imagination coming from you. You just think it's impossible altogether, while I'm oozing with imagination from all sides. You're focused on how my idea wouldn't work and I'm focused on how it would, how people would respond to it, what it could mean for future films, how comic fans would be catered to, how the universe can be expanded through Doom's involvement, how the enslavement/apocalyptic tone would be believable, how it'd be a great nod to God Doom and ANAD's creation. If one wanted, with my idea, they could reboot the X Men universe and start with a clean slate.
And my perception is Wolverine's solo films have been getting better each time.
The only two flaws for The Wolverine for me, were it's cartoonish third act (largely due to the giant cg Silver Samurai), compared to how serious and character driven the rest of the film had been. And that the action just didn't have enough bite.
We've got confirmation that the former shouldn't be the case this time. As for the action? If it's half as good as what we've seen teased in the trailer. Absolutely no problems
The Wolverine was a mess. This is the only time it gets mentioned. Lol
