There is really no picture in the picture, because the version I watched is an unfinished version, all kinds of green screens, steel wire ~ very interesting~
The characters are a little flatter in the plot.
After Wolverine left the team, Victor thought he was abandoned. He was suddenly angry and stubborn. He always wanted to kill Wolverine, but to prove that he was better than Wolverine? What logic... But in the end Wolverine met Test Item ⅩⅠ, and when there was danger, he suddenly staged a deep brotherhood. Although it seemed to make sense, it was too far-fetched. Could it be that animal feelings come and go quickly? Getting fast?
There's a bit of logic that I don't quite agree with. The other mutants really used soy sauce, so many skills, they said they wanted to integrate them all into the result, and finally XⅠ also used iron claws, infrared eyes, and teleportation. Well, it's acceptable if he was driven out in a hurry.
Wolverine killed his biological father by mistake and then ran away, so he didn't care about his mother?
The mutant who escaped from the laboratory, I don't understand. Wolverine wants him to lead the way to the laboratory. If you don't want to, you don't want to. Why do you want to fight Wolverine when the two Wolverine brothers are fighting? What logic? Ah, solve.
There are also some burdens that are too rigid to enumerate.
Still, I liked the movie.
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