Wolverine - L'immortale

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This movie was scheduled to be released in Japan in mid September, more than a month after its world [...]	D
Hugh Jackman is a self-confessed fan of the Chris Claremont-Frank Miller "Wolverine" comic (1982), e [...]	D
During one scene, a man in the background can be seen wearing a hat that features the logo of Spider [...]	D
Tao Okamoto's debut.	D
Sir Ian McKellen's cameo as Magneto marks the first time in ten years that he played Magneto and Gan [...]	D
This is Hugh Jackman's sixth portrayal of Logan, a.k.a. Wolverine.	D
The Silver Samurai in the comics was not a big machine made out of adamantium like in this movie. Th [...]	D
The website Movie Insider lists both Svetlana Khodchenkova and Jessica Biel as playing the role of V [...]	D
Rogue was involved in one version of The Wolverine script, she was going to try to convince Logan to [...]	D
Logan's delivering some punishment to a hunter who supposedly used a poisoned broad-tip arrow to hun [...]	D
In May 2011, Twentieth Century Fox was down to a short list of eight candidates to direct: JosÃ© P [...]	D
This is the first X-Men movie to have an extended version on its Blu-ray release.	D
The Silver Samurai (Ichiro Yashida), in this movie, is a combination of Kenuchio Harada (a skilled m [...]	D
The first X-Men movie, and in fact the first Fox/Marvel movie, to be released in 3-D and IMAX.	D
Hugh Jackman and Hiroyuki Sanada share a birthday (October 12).	D
Yukio predicts that Logan will die bloodied on his back, holding his heart in his hand. James Manigo [...]	D
Body count: one hundred twenty-seven.	D
For the bullet train fight, the actors and stunt performers filmed on wires above a set piece surrou [...]	D
Hugh Jackman said that with this movie, he finally achieved the physique that he always envisioned i [...]	D
Rila Fukushima and Tao Okamoto appeared in DC Comics properties, with Fukushima playing Tatsu Yamash [...]	D
(at around 1h 14 mins) When visiting the Noburo's penthouse, the support beams on the balcony are bi [...]	D
This is the only movie in the franchise without any opening credits. The title is not shown until th [...]	D
The movie is written as a stand-alone story, with very little connection to past or future X-Men mov [...]	D
Rila Fukushima spent a month of training in preparation for this movie, doing basic muscle training, [...]	D
Early drafts would have had Logan as the only mutant character.	D
(at around 1h 3 mins) Young Yashida gives Wolverine a samurai sword with six Kanji letters engraved [...]	D
Famke Janssen filmed her Jean Grey cameo in three days. Hugh Jackman said, "There's no doubt that th [...]	D
Almost all of the promotional materials for this movie featured a shirtless Hugh Jackman. In contras [...]	D
The second X-Men movie in which Wolverine uses his bone claws.	D
In this movie, Yukio and Viper are mutants, whereas Harada is not. It's the other way around in the [...]	D
Wolverine's claws were redesigned for this movie. The older version was a straighter design, but the [...]	D
According to director James Mangold, this movie was influenced by the Japanese samurai movies 13 ass [...]	D
The Silver Samurai suit was based on a model that had been 3-D-printed and chrome-painted using elec [...]	D
In the comics, Viper and Yukio are both normal humans with enhanced fighting abilities, not mutants. [...]	D
Wolverine rides a Ducati Diavel motorcycle in this movie.	D
In the comics, Yukio is known for short hair and black leather outfits. In this movie, Yukio has lon [...]	D
(at around 6 mins) The music playing on the radio near the start is from Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's R [...]	D
Darren Aronofsky was originally set to direct, and worked on the project for six months before depar [...]	D
To prepare for the role, Hugh Jackman contacted Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for advice on bulking up f [...]	D
Originally, the mutant samurai Psylocke was going to be in this movie, and Priyanka Chopra Jonas was [...]	D
An alternate ending was filmed, where Yukio presents Logan with a box that contains his yellow Wolve [...]	D
Hugh Jackman confirmed he had discussions with director James Mangold about test screening a PG-13 r [...]	D
This is the second Marvel comic book movie for Will Yun Lee. He previously has played the villain Ki [...]	D
Jessica Henwick and Katie Leung were considered for the role of Yukio.	D
This was filmed over a seventeen week shoot, with thirteen weeks filmed in Australia, and four weeks [...]	D
Mariko recounts nightmares of a kuzuri. "Kuzuri" is Japanese for "wolverine".	D
The movie was being shot on all six soundstages at Fox Studios Australia, an international productio [...]	D
Togo Igawa was considered for the role of Shingen.	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed The Wolverine. This film received three "recommends".	D
Since he speaks fluent Italian, Hal Yamanouchi dubbed himself for the Italian version.	D
Simon Kinberg wrote the mid-credits sequence, and it was shot on the set of X-Men - Giorni di un fut [...]	D
Producer Lauren Shuler Donner approached Simon Beaufoy to write the script, but Beaufoy did not feel [...]	D
Amir Mokri was the original cinematographer, but he was replaced during filming by second unit direc [...]	D
(at around 1h 19 mins) Wolverine's response after being asked "How did you know there was a pool dow [...]	D
Guillermo del Toro expressed interest in directing, being a fan of the Japanese saga in the "Wolveri [...]	D
(at around 46 mins) The clip of the song to which Mariko is listening on the bullet train is "Callin [...]	D
After Darren Aronofsky left the project, Antoine Fuqua was considered to direct.	D
Jessica Biel was offered the role of Viper, but a deal couldn't be reached, and she dropped out.	D
"The Fast and the Furious" and "X-Men" film franchises have often released the same installments of [...]	D
According to James Mangold, this movie had started out as a prequel to X-Men (2000), but later he de [...]	D
Yukio's hair is dyed bright punk red. Rila Fukushima read the comics in preparation for the role, an [...]	D
A cynical James Mangold was shocked that Twentieth Century Fox agreed to let him end the movie in th [...]	D
According to Hugh Jackman, Wolverine being surrounded by death, while being unable to die, due to hi [...]	D
According to director James Mangold, this movie is a sequel to X-Men: Conflitto finale (2006) (Jean [...]	D
First X-Men movie since X-Men (2000) not released in the spring. Every movie in between has been rel [...]	D
Hugh Jackman said that for his shirtless scenes in this movie, he wanted to look "as ripped and cut [...]	D
David Leitch says the stunt work in this movie is grittier, and grounded in reality, in contrast to [...]	D
The bolo created for Trinity, in Matrix (1999), is re-used in this movie. One of the ninjas uses it [...]	D
(at around 1h 29 mins) Logan refuses to use the name "Wolverine" until later on, when he finally dec [...]	D
(at around 48 mins) The receptionist and owner of the hotel pets her cat behind the front desk. In J [...]	D
The taxi sign on the roof of the taxi standing outside the "love hotel" in Tokyo, has the X-Men logo [...]	D
Included in "The A to Z of Superhero Movies: From Abar to ZsaZsa via the MCU", written by Rob Hill.	D

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