Catch Wolverine's Beginnings

I was supposed to post this last week, but if you still have time try to catch the movie X-Men Origins : Wolverine.

The movie may be a little bit short and doesn't have too much highlight, but it is still worth your money.

The movie does justice to Wolverine's origins. I never knew too much about Wolverine's Beginnings, since I rarely read comic books because they are quite too expensive nowadays. Just knew him from the X-Men cartoons.

I just learned from this movie that Wolverine and Sabretooth are brothers. Sabretooth easily beats Wolverine and broke his claws in one of their fight. Since then Wolverine agree with his former Team Leader, Stryker, to undergo a scientific experiment. This is where he gets his adamantium claws.

Also one of the thing why I like this movie is because of my favorite X-Men made his first live appearance, Gambit. Bad thing though, he only have few scenes. Meanwhile Deadpool is a bad ass here. I won't tell you how Wolverine beat him, just go and see it.

So If I were you, I'll head to the theaters now instead of watching the version which spread across the web, I heard that it was still incomplete and the effects are not yet done.

My only question now is? Where is Stan Lee ? Never saw him on this one. Can anyone tell me, what's up with him.

Before the Summer Movies

Before the Summer Movie officially starts next week, there are two films that seem to have a shot at the top of the box office.

Deception. It tells about an accounting consultant, while passing from one job to another,meets a charismatic, womanizing lawyer who personifies everything the numbers cruncher wishes he could be. The accountant delves into an erotic world of underground sex clubs. It stars Hugh Jackman and Ewan McGregor with Michelle Williams, Natasha Henstridge and Maggie Q. Released by 20^th Century Fox.

Harold and Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay. The tow goofy are back. This time the duo decides to pursue Harold’s dream girl in Amsterdam. However an overzealous passenger mistakes Kumar for a terrorist, and the plane is diverted as the duo gets stuck in a case of mistaken identity. John Cho and Kal Pen reprise their role. Released by Warner Bros. Pictures.

You’re choice before the big movies came out.