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Wolverine - Ignore the Critics, Believe the Hype

Seeing a movie like this makes me excited to be alive - in awe that human beings like you and I can create something so incredible it lifts you from your world and brings you fully into its' own, even if only for a brief time. I wasn't a big fan of the X-Men movies. (And yes, I watched purely for the pleasure of Hugh Jackman). This blows them all away.

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teri said…
Really? Wow. Okay, now I'll tell my husband I'll go with him to see it. I was kind of on the fence about it.
Yes, really! It was much better than I expected, much better. I'd see it again. (Even if Hugh Jackman wasn't completely naked, I'd still be this enthusiastic about it!)
Holli said…
Yeah I had heard it wasn't that good but maybe we'll go see it now!
Thauna said…
Hmm, I've kind of been on the fence like Teri. I stopped seeing movies like this when I got divorced....I still haven't watched the last Batman and I bought it!
I'd go see it again. I thought it was a great time! Definitely the best of the X-Men and one of the better movies of this genre. I haven't been to one like it since last year's Hell Boy II and I was really disappointed with that one.

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