Photos of Hugh Jackman on the Set of "The Wolverine"

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First Look at Hugh Jackman in "Les Miserables"

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Plot:

The film is set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, and tells the powerful story of "broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption—a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. Jackman plays ex-prisoner Jean Valjean, hunted for decades by the ruthless policeman Javert (Crowe) after he breaks parole. When Valjean agrees to care for factory worker Fantine’s (Hathaway) young daughter, Cosette, their lives change forever." The film also stars Amanda Seyfried, Anne Hathaway, Eddie Redmayne, Aaron Tveit, and Samantha Barks.

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"The Wolverine" Finally Gets a Release Date!

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Release date after the jump!

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Comic-Con 2011: Hugh Jackman Confirms Villain for "Wolverine 2"

Jackman had this to say: "I’m filming Les Miserables in February, but before that I will be filming Wolverine 2 in October. Chris McQuarrie has written a fantastic script and it should turn out really good. I’ll fight the Silver Samurai in it so that should be exciting. Most of the filming will take place in Japan."

Info on the Silver Samurai:

The Silver Samurai is a mutant with the ability to generate a tachyon field, with which he can surround anything. He commonly uses his power on his sword, enabling it to cut through nearly anything, except adamantium.

When working with the Viper, he possesses a teleportation ring, which allows him to teleport from one location to another, granting him great mobility and stealth.

As a self-styled samurai, he is a master of Kenjutsu (katana), and a martial arts master specializing in edged weapons, hand to hand combat, and tactics. He usually wears a suit of lightweight steel alloy body armor, modeled after traditional samurai armor, but made of modern protective materials. He carries a katana (long sword), shuriken (throwing stars), and other weaponry. Keniuchio has extensive knowledge of the operations of criminal organizations due to his shady past, which he now uses in the service of his government to combat such organizations. He is an expert in the history and customs of the samurai class (Bushido).

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Throwback: Continuity Issues in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine"

1. In X1, Sabretooth's eyes are black in X1 and normal in XOW.
2. Sabretooth had two sets of fangs in X1 and one set in XOW. While we can assume that he made massive physical changes between XOW and X1, why would they happen over a span of a few years when he's lived for over one hundred years without changing?
   
3. Sabretooth shrank in height and changed hair color from brown to blonde.
   
4. Sabretooth didn't seem to recognize Wolverine or indicate they knew each other in any way.
   
5. The flashbacks in X2 indicate several people in surgical masks, yet there were none present in XOW.
6. An X-ray in X1 showed the intricate blade work in his hands, but there was apparently nothing done besides injecting Adamantium to his bones.
7. Striker's accent changes from X2 to XOW.
8. Sabretooth barely spoke in X1 in private or public, however in XOW he was extremely vocal and had an ironic sense of humor.
9. Professor X is standing in XOW. However, he was in a wheelchair in the flashbacks of X3 when he visited Jean Grey. If we assume she was ten at that time then Scott would have been one (nine year difference between them). At the time of the film it would have been, at least, fifteen years later and he's out of his wheelchair and can walk. So, apparently, he went back into his wheelchair by the time of the first film X1. While it was never explained in the movie how he became a paraplegic, the movie introduces the idea that it happened more than once. [Source]
   

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First Look at Hugh Jackman in Real Steel

Hugh Jackman is set to play the lead character in the film, which is the Rocky-esque tale of a fighter who has to reinvent himself when human boxing becomes obsolete, replaced by 2000 pound human-like robots. He will play the ex-fighter, who becomes a Robot Boxing promoter, but whose chances of success are hampered by his access to sub-standard robot parts. That is until he discovers a discarded robot named Atom that always seems to win. The ex-fighter has also discovered he's the father of a 13-year old son Max, and they bond as the robot brawls its way toward the top.

Wolverine

Aiight so I finally saw the Wolverine movie and it was good. I really liked it. It kept me interested and entertained for the whole hour and a half so I'm content about the 10 bones it cost lol. But yeah the action sequences were crazy, the CGI was on point and Hugh Jackman was a boss. He busted sooooo much ass. It was redic.

My mans Ryan Reynolds shut it down as Deadpool. He was absolutely insane. Gambit... smh was a beast. They did him correct in this movie.

Even Sabretooth was on point. There were a lot of cameos. I dont want to tell you everybody that was in it but it had Blob, Cyclops, and Emma Frost, just to name a few. This movie was really hot and not once was I bored. Marvel is definently on their job with these movies. Peep it. Dueces.