Logan can't win this on his own, but Stryker offers him the tools to defeat Victor, which is to say, adamantium bones. Everyone goes to great lengths to impress on him that this is going to suck a lot, and it does. Inspired by his lost love's dubious understanding of both zoology and mythology, Logan requests new dog tags that say "Wolverine. Logan is lowered into a tank of water, with his crotch neatly covered and his dog tags still on—wouldn't they melt or something? But wait!
Still submerged, Logan overhears Stryker threatening to erase his memory, pops his now-bladed claws—which doesn't make a lot of sense, considering that everywhere else, the adamantium just took the shape of his bones—and guarantees that a large number of Weapon X employees will have recurring nightmares about being skewered by an angry naked man. Then he cuts his way through a steel door with a giant X, because, after all, this is X-Men Origins: Wolverine , and jumps off a waterfall to his death, leaving the rest of us to go back about our lives.
No, actually, Stryker orders Zero to hunt him down and take his head off. Maverick, clearly upset at the fact that shooting Logan didn't kill him despite the fact that Logan surviving a firing squad was what led to their first meeting , stalks off to do just that. The Hudsons, a kindly old couple named after the founders of Canadian superteam Alpha Flight, see naked Logan go running into their barn. Being the kindly old couple that they are, they respond to the nude trespasser by inviting him in and dressing him in their son's old clothes, after which he joins them for an awkward dinner before retreating to the barn to think about the dead Kayla Silverfox and how little she knew about wolverines.
Before he knows it, it's the next morning, and kindly old Mr. Hudson has just given Logan a movie-accurate replica of his first jacket from X-Men when Zero shows up, shoots the Hudsons, and blows up the barn.
Wolverine rides out of the explosion on a convenient motorcycle. It would be unreasonable to expect anything else. There's an epically silly chase scene involving trucks and helicopters, and several moments that were clearly shot so they could be used in the trailer. And then Wolverine rides the momentum from an exploding car to cut up a helicopter midair, because of course he does. Wolverine threatens Stryker, kills Zero, and continues on his merry way, walking away from an explosion in slow motion, because this movie is nothing if not consistent.
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, an unnamed scientist gives Stryker a fancy gun and a bunch of adamantium bullets, which no one bothered to mention to Zero's team. Also, someone tells Stryker, they've located a young mutant he was looking for.
Another one. Cut to a pleasant suburban high school and a Spanish class, which we're watching through a red filter. Three guesses on who that young mutant is going to turn out to be. Logan tracks down Wraith, now a boxing promoter, and Fred Dukes, who is well on his way to an exciting new career as the Blob, to find out what went wrong with Victor. Wraith mentions that Team X was set to hunting down and rounding up other mutants, but he's not sure why.
Logan pisses off Dukes, and Wraith convinces him that the way to get Dukes to make friends is to let the Blob kick his ass in the ring, for reasons that no one can quite seem to pin down. In detention, Scott Summers gets a visit from Victor, who chases the kid through his conveniently empty school until his sunglasses get knocked off and he takes down half the building.
And back at the ring, Logan learns that Victor hasn't gone rogue at all—he's been working with Stryker the whole time. Wolverine got played: Stryker and Victor killed Kayla so that Logan would let them put the adamantium in him.
Worse still, Stryker is somehow taking the mutants' powers, trying to combine them. Only one prisoner has ever escaped Stryker's island prison—Gambit—and Logan and Wraith head to New Orleans on matching motorcycles to track him down. Logan goes to talk to Gambit, who's holding court over a poker game, while Wraith heads out back to get murdered to death by Victor Creed. Gambit ultimately agrees to lead him to the island, where we cut to Stryker having some family time with his creepy, cryogenically frozen son before introducing his boss to Weapon XI.
XI is Deadpool, with his mouth sewn shut, which kind of fundamentally misses the point of the Merc with a Mouth. Stryker's boss fires him for being a genocidal lunatic, so Stryker stabs him. Gambit and Wolverine fly in to Three Mile Island, where Stryker's main operation is hidden, and Gambit is actually pretty funny and charming, continuing the X-3 tradition of cameos significantly better than the movie around them. Wolverine jumps out of the plane, and skips across the water, stone-style.
He gets into the facility just in time to see a blindfolded Cyclops dragged off, and find his way up a whole lot of stairs to a medical facility where a team of surgeons are fumbling around with a guy under a sheet while Stryker observes. Stryker explains that the entire project has been a desperate attempt to justify Deadpool's silly code name through a strained reference to a "pool" of mutant powers and the fact that this movie is dead in the water. Oh, and Kayla Silverfox is alive, and she's standing right behind Logan.
Turns out she faked her death with the help of Weapon X, and also that she has tactile hypnosis powers, and, oh, yeah, a sister who can turn into organic diamond. Logan is understandably pissed, because this evil broad clearly used her hypnotic powers to convince him of any number of untruths, toying with his heart and leaving him with a large weasel for a codename.
She stands there and cries silently. Later, she'll probably comfort herself by getting some other poor sap to believe that platypuses are actually ducks. Wolverine leaves, and it turns out Stryker's offered Kayla her sister's freedom in exchange for her taxonomic complicity.
Stryker also promised Victor adamantium, but it turns out Victor would never survive the process. Kayla tries to get Victor to jump ship, and Victor starts to kill her again, for real this time. Fortunately, Logan intervenes, and he and Victor have a "strike me down and take my place" moment. Shocked by the bloody turn of events, Elizabeth commits suicide while James runs into the Canadian wilderness with his childhood friend Rose.
After taking on the name Logan as he grows up in the Yukon and becomes embroiled in many important historical events, including fighting in both World Wars, alongside Captain America and Black Widow. Years later, Logan is experimented on by the Weapon X program, giving him his indestructible adamantium-laced skeleton and claws at the expense of his memories. Assuming Wolverine was born around , this would make him approximately years old at the time.
Jackman's cinematic Wolverine is even older than his comic book counterpart, with the prologue of X-Men Origins: Wolverine revealing him to be born in and first learning of his mutant powers in after he kills Thomas Logan. Alongside his half-brother Victor Creed, who would eventually become the villainous Sabretooth, the two are seen fighting in the American Civil War, both World Wars and in Vietnam.
In the interim, Logan is glimpsed in during X-Men: First Class , technically at the age of years old. In the final days of the Vietnam War, the two are recruited by William Stryker into his black ops outfit Team X before Logan quits due to the team's disregard for human life.
See more at IMDbPro. Trailer X-Men Origins: Wolverine -- Trailer 2. X-Men Origins: Wolverine -- Trailer 1. Clip X-Men Origins: Wolverine -- "Wolverine".
Photos Top cast Edit. Hugh Jackman Logan as Logan …. Danny Huston Stryker as Stryker. Troye Sivan James as James. Gavin Hood. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Two mutant brothers, Logan and Victor, born two hundred years ago, suffer childhood trauma and have only each other to depend on. Basically, they're fighters and killers, living from war to war throughout U.
In modern times, a U. Colonel, Stryker, recruits them and other mutants as commandos. Logan quits and becomes a logger, falling in love with a local teacher. When Logan refuses to rejoin Stryker's crew, the Colonel sends the murderous Victor. Logan now wants revenge. Witness the Origin. Rated PG for intense sequences of action and violence, and some partial nudity.
Did you know Edit. The suit made Schreiber feel "humiliated", and he requested a chance to gain real muscle. He trained for three months while filming Defiance in Lithuania, and continued to train alongside Jackman during filming. Jackman also made Schreiber add a great deal of protein to his diet, which Schreiber called "the genocide of chickens.
But I felt like I owed it to the genre to be big. Goofs Sabretooth and Wolverine are supposed to be brothers, but in the first X-Men movie they encounter each other several times and there is no mention of this connection.
This is because Sabretooth suffers from amnesia just like Wolverine, as explained in the comic book "X2 Prequels: Wolverine", which takes place between X-Men and X2 Quotes William Stryker : Your country needs you. The film's main post-credits scene is of the Deadpool, still alive after being decapitated. He reaches for his head and whispers briefly, ending the scene.
This scene does not lead into Deadpool as that film is set in the new X-Men timeline, whereas this film is set in the old X-Men timeline.
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