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Speech On Wolverine

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“I am the best at what I do and what I do isn’t very nice, I am wolverine” Good morning/ afternoon Mrs cloud and fellow students, wolverine has always been one of my favourite super hero’s I feel as if he is one of the few super heroes who has a more human side to him. He is not very nice, in fact most of the time he is quite rude and he has the tendency not to sugar coat things which in a way reminds me of myself Unlike iron man or batman who bought their Way into the life of super heroism with money wolverine was given no other option, in fact he is what we call a mutant We first hear about his mutation is a movie entitled x-men origins; wolverine which premiered in 2009 with Hugh Jackman playing the role as wolverine in this new movie …show more content…

An important part of this movie is when he undergoes a painful operation to reinforce his skeleton with adamantium, a virtually indestructible metal so that he is powerful enough to fight his brother and the rest of the x-team Although the win Logan suffers from memory loss and does not remembered a single thing from his past life and is forced to start all over again There isn’t much evolution from one movie to the next and he stays pretty much the same but this time we are exposed to his life in japan. The movie starts off with a flashback of when he saved the life of a Japanese officer. Years later he is summoned to death bed and the officer offers to end wolverine life for him in return that wolverine transfers some of his youth into the officer When he refuses it causes a chain reaction of bad events. But in the end good triumphs all and everyone lives happily ever after. both movies are both exciting and captivating but when comparing It to the comic we can see that there are a few flaws in the move the wolverine we see him hallucinate 6 times over the death of Jean grey a fellow mutant who he had killed but in the comics he does not mourn her death in fact he didn’t even kill her and her death made him question humanity but he does not have 6 hallucinations about her In the

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