Topic: X-Men Origins: Wolverine II: Japan

[Paprika]

Kung ikaw ay isang fanboy at pumasok ka sa sinehan umaasang mapanood ang theatrical version ng kinasasabik mong mga paboritong superhero ay tiyak na madidismaya ka.. ng lubusan.. na maari mong ikamamatay.

Kung ikaw man ay hanggang ngayon buhay pa rin, may pagkakataon ka pang muling patayin ang sarili mo. Dahil isinasagawa na ang pangalawang yugto ng talambuhay ni Wolverine. Iyak ka na sa sulok, fanboy. Bibigyan kita ng tisyu, nakikidalumhati ako sa iyo.

Hugh Jackman has repeatedly told MTV News about his desire to bring the next “Wolverine” movie to Japan, but it looks some official confirmation is making the rounds now. After the actor told us just last week that he’d been discussing the Samurai storyline with screenwriters, Jackman seems to have taken the next step for a sequel.

Earlier today, Variety confirmed our previous Splash Page report that a sequel to “X-Men Origins: Wolverine” is indeed in the works, and that it will focus on the Japanese story arc that Jackman and fans have championed for years.

“There are so many areas of that Japanese story,” Jackman told MTV News in an exclusive interview. “I love the idea of this kind of anarchic character, the outsider, being in this world — I can see it aesthetically, too — full of honor and tradition and customs and someone who’s really anti-all of that, and trying to negotiate his way. The idea of the samurai, too — and the tradition there. It’s really great. In the comic book he gets his ass kicked by a couple of samurai — not even mutants. He’s shocked by that at first.”

When he spoke with us, the actor’s enthusiasm for the Japanese plotline was as infectious as the Legacy Virus — but unlike that deadly disease, we couldn’t get enough of his words. His unbridled excitement probably swayed the studio heads at 20th Century Fox, too — of course, it doesn’t hurt that the movie raked in an $87 million box office despite an online security breach, a deadly outbreak in Mexico City and a harsh rating in Sweden.

Heck, after all of that, we’d say that Jackman’s earned himself some clout — and a trip back to the big screen.

[solmyr]

Hugh Jackman versus Tom Cruise ba ito? Ispadahan na!

Pero seriously, it'll be great. Si Lady DeathStrike ba ay isang hapon?

[Paprika]

Yep Redi Detusturayku is Japanese.  Kakalabanin ni Wolverine si Naruto o hindi kaya si Ichigo. 

[zoiden]

baka si silver samurai ang kalaban nya, hahahaha

[Paprika]

Very likely, Wolverine at si Silver Samurai madalas na magkalaban sa cartoon at siya ang Japanese version ni Sabretooth kumbaga.

[b0ler0]

baka si silver samurai ang kalaban nya, hahahaha

That's a given.  The Silver Samurai is the half-brother of Mariko Yashida, who happens to be Wolverine's "Sawsawan in Japan." 

The Japanese story arc just won't happen without Mariko. hence it won't happen without the Clan Yashida and its silver-armored leader. 

Here's their problem though.  X-Men 3: The Last Stand's ending "stole" the premise of Wolverine's Japanese story arc, mainly because Wolverine became the love interest of Jean Grey as Cyclops decided to fuck Lois Lane in the other movie.  If they're going to repeat that ending, it would have less of an emotional impact.

Oh well...

[Paprika]

In the game version of that said movie shows the scenario between Silver Samurai and Wolverine para matakpan ang missing elements na tinanggal sa storyline.