Even before the official announcement came last October, it was understood that they needed the right resolution to be seen again. Hugh Jackmanin the role of Wolverine, the character that brought him everlasting fame. first official picture from the sets of deadpool 3, together with Ryan Reynolds And in the role of the dire wolf countless times, he has already toured the world, enthralled fans and perhaps set the stage for the box office success that Cinecomix has been missing lately. There he was Hugh Jackman, about 55 years old, brought up by God and the mind goes back to the beginning of the millennium, when bryan singer He was cast following Russell Crowe’s rejection, giving the then almost unknown Australian a chance to act. The most beloved and badass mutant of all time. We see Jackman in a yellow and black outfit made by John Cassaday at the time, only seen passing alone in a stand, but that’s enough to go back in time. To think about his relationship with The Canadian Wolf is to recognize, for better or worse, that the growing success of that cinematic universe depended on Jackman, and this despite the fact that he really had only one character worthy of his acting talent and paper. He was the same person. character’s past.
when we were in the seventies len wen, Herb Trimpe And John Romita Sr.He envisioned a mutant who initially had to contend with the Hulk and who was his opposite. Wolverine It was Charles Bronson, Kirk Douglas, James Coburn, Clint Eastwood, it was the ugly, dirty and badass heroes of spaghetti westerns, war movies, police and action movies of those years. Almost more of a beast than a transformed man, Wolverine embodied rage and blind rage with courage, loyalty, a sense of sacrifice, and an innate desire to help the most vulnerable. His known amnesia, the mystery surrounding his troubled past, has made him one of the most intriguing characters to date, as he is always a harbinger of surprises, further elements to add to a personality that is truly complex and intriguing. is unpredictable. Hugh Jackman Succeeded in telling it all. Charisma, expressiveness, bringing back to life a certain harsh and edgy masculinity allowed him to collect almost unprecedented accolades for 9 films. During suffocation training, he got into a fight with Bryan Singer, almost coming to blows, and suffered a series of injuries and side effects that eventually led him to abandon the character, whom he loved very much.
Hugh Jackman manages not to impress as WolverineSomething is very difficult in the world of cinema. Tobey Maguire, Mark Hamill, Daniel Radcliffe, Elijah Wood, who were made famous or re-launched by a character who became a legend, never able to take off that mask to go beyond those limits. On the other hand, Hugh Jackman’s career speaks for itself, starring brilliantly in films such as Les Miserables, Prestige, Kate and Leopold, the greatest showman and finally Teathat son, changes gender, can do everything, but logan, cigar in mouth, claws always at the ready and blasphemy in the barrel, still has a second skin. The bitter taste of mediocrity, forgettable loneliness lingered, at least initially, for a long time. X-Men Origins: Wolverine Of gavin hoodremains one of the most painful disappointments ever, looks like nothing could get better james mangoldrecently on the grill for Indiana JonesTogether wolverine – immortal, Moderate success for what Chris Claremont and Frank Miller had created, but not enough for Adamantium Bearer fans. And to think that Jackman still managed to outdo legends like Patrick Stewart or Ian McKellen on the big screen, making his Wolverine an underground but direct hero of the X-Men saga. But was this enough? No, that was not enough.
Finally, it was understood that the only solution was to fully adopt the character’s desperate, lonely and bloody vision, putting aside all discretion, all arbitrariness. If there’s been a lot of talk lately about the awarding of some notable Oscars cinecomicsorry that’s it logan, forever Mangold came a little early, because it’s not only a great cinecomic, but a great movie. Also narrow is the Oscar nomination for Best Screenplay, written by Mangold, Scott Frank and Michael Green. Sure, by “Old Man Logan” mark miller And Steve McNiven It’s one of the best stories Marvel has ever created, but it wasn’t enough to guarantee the success of a film so dark, painful, so predictable in death and defeat. He was successful in bagging Best Cinematography on more than one occasion Sam PeckinpahLee Thompson and John Huston. Twilight and the dystopian western, the gentle and brutal road movie, sees the mutant and a child alter ego lost in a desolate world against another Wolverine, who embraced the savage extreme of the character that had already been shown more than once in the comics. In the finale, Wolverine’s death seemed a fitting conclusion to an acting journey that Hugh Jackman always knew how to make the best of it.
Jackman demonstrated that you could work with a comic book character beyond its original source to add depth, expression, and meaning, and helped erase prejudices about the genre. Self Tobey MaguireHis Spider-Man has gone beyond the limits of what Reeve and his Superman were thought to be, Hugh Jackman Took a Parallel Path With Wolverine But no less important or significant. It is difficult to predict what we will have to face. Deadpool has always represented an appreciation of the sanctity of comics as well as anarchic disintegration. A Wolverine that makes you laugh? Who knows, we might find some western beans. Will it be able to appeal to both a new audience (demanding the lightness and diversity of the ideal) and the older generation, queuing up at newsstands to find another album by Clawed Wolverine? Let’s hope It sure seems like just yesterday when we saw him locked in that cage, cigar in mouth, fighting the world. We all jumped from our chairs. Whoever Marvel calls in Jackman’s place tomorrow will have an Everest to climb, higher than Henry Cavill Or Robert Pattinson. Because we’ve had so many Batmans, so many Supermans, three different Spider-Mans, four Hulks and Wonder Women, but only one Wolverine for three decades. Maybe we just hope we don’t have to say goodbye permanently.
I was born in Padua in 1985, I was always a big fan of sports, cinema and art, after living for twelve years as a coach and professional scoutman in the world of volleyball, I decided to pursue a career as a journalist. decided to.
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I published with Viola Editris “Cinema in the Time of Terrorism”Analysis on post-9/11 cinema. For Esquire I cover movies, television and sports, especially I’m a big fan of football, boxing, volleyball and tennis.
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