On the weekend, Hugh Jackman posted a picture which seemed to suggest that the yet-unsubtitled Wolverine 3 (or, I presume, Wolverine III, with the i's to be replaced by claws, claw-scratches, or something similar) will be his final appearance in the role that made him famous. It's an exit long in coming, and surprising only for the degree to which Jackman has tenaciously held on to Logan far longer (and more successfully) than any of us had any business hoping, back in 2000. The man doesn't age, which has certainly helped him; or if he does age, those crags seem to simply disappear into the even-more-holy-fuck-ripped upper body that Jackman turns out with each successive appearance of the mutant on screen. Last summer I argued...
[Read the whole post on twitchfilm.com...]
Related Posts:
Big Shark! Bigger Monster! It's The Japanese MEGA SHARK VS KOLOSSUS Trailer Given that the third installment of the Mega Shark franchise is openly cribbing designs from the Attack On Titan manga, anime and soon-to-be-live-action franchise, it seems only fitting that the first trailer for the upcomin… Read More- Night Visions 2015: Inaugural 'Nordic Genre Industry Days' - The Nordic Challenge Held in conjunction with the Night Visions film festival in Helsinki, Finland, the inaugural edition of Nordic Genre Industry Days presented panel discussions and pitch sessions for projects that are currently in development… Read More
- "Chewie, We're Home" - STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS Teaser Trailer 2 The latest tease for the next Star Wars film was officially released during the latest "Celebration" fan convention, and is now online.With an hour-long presentation by J.J. Abrahms, Kathleen Kennedy and a bunch of cast and … Read More
- Interview: Toa Fraser Talks THE DEAD LANDS, Tension, Tradition, And Even STAR WARS (In Toronto? Come see The Dead Lands at Bell TIFF Lightbox on Monday, April 20th, where I will be presenting the film and conducting a question-and-answer session.)Directed by Toa Fraser, The Dead Lands is a unique and power… Read More
- Unreeled: John Landis Retrospective Interview It's really difficult to not brag when you've had the same kind of conversation I recently did with John Landis, the same human who directed Animal House, The Kentucky Fried Movie, The Blues Brothers, An American Werewolf in… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment