Why?
Because she has no boyfriend.
You and the kids say the same?
No ah. His name is Kokuvac, and all the elves live together, in another world.
Every night, they walked together in the air. But there was an elf who was jealous. He wanted to monopolize the moon by himself, so he told Kokuvac: Does the moon want flowers. He asked Kokuvac to come to our world to collect wild flowers. Kokuvac didn't know that once he left the world of elves, he would never go back. Every night, he would look up at the moon and miss the moon, but he would never touch the moon.
"Kokuvac". It means Wolverine.
This is the story that Wolverine's girlfriend told him, and it is also the origin of Wolverine's name.
Logan accidentally killed his own father when he was a child, and fled with his brother Victor, grew up, and fought side by side in World War I, World War II, and Vietnam. . . . . . (This is how it turns out that Wolverine is still immortal). Later, he went to Africa to perform a special mission. Logan was dissatisfied with the massacre of civilians by the whole team. He left the organization, left Victor, and lived in Canada. I met my girlfriend and lived happily for six years. Six years later, his girlfriend was killed by Victor. In order to avenge the angry Logan, he accepted an experiment conducted by a military organization and replaced all his body bones with special metals (this experiment is also explained in X3), so Logan became Wolverine, chasing Victor all the way. In the end, it was discovered that all were conspiracies by military organizations, attempting to turn Logan into their tool of murder, including his girlfriend, but also forced by the organization to get to know Logan and use suspended animation to stimulate Logan’s fighting spirit and willingly accept the experiment. . After the conspiracy was exposed, the organization attempted to kill Logan, and used a newly developed multi-functional mutant---the swordsman at the beginning of the film---have self-healing, super swordsmanship, laser eyes, teleport, etc. Ability (this paragraph is a bit funny to say), at the very moment, the brothers were brothers, the saber-toothed tiger Victor saved him, and the two eliminated the enemy side by side. At the end of the film, Wolverine was hit by a special bullet. Although he was immortal, he lost his memory. He left the corpse of his unknown girlfriend and embarked on a new journey.
I kept nagging about most of the plot, just want to let friends who have seen the leaked version refer to it to see if the plot is the same.
There are familiar Cyclops and Stormgirls in the film (both only show up a few times), but most mutants have never appeared in the other movies (I mean the movie, the comics have not been seen, hehe), such as Sabretooth Tiger , Swordsman Man, Strong Man, Teleport Man, Power Man...
Surprise One: Seeing a Familiar Face-Charlie the Rockman in Lost
Surprise Two: It turns out that Wolverine not only has the ability to heal itself, but his paws are born drop. . . And he is not old. Born in the 1840s, a 160-year-old old man who is still in that shape. . . saliva. . .
Surprise 3: Wolverine’s super cool jacket, worn from X1 to X3, turned out to be given by someone else. . . Really durable!
Surprise 4: A large number of films were shot in Australia and New Zealand. The pilot plant was shot on Cockatoo Island in Sydney. No wonder it was released in Australia ahead of schedule. Hey, feast your eyes.
Summary: The film described the first half of Wolverine’s life in detail, including his growth, physical transformation, amnesia, brotherhood to brotherly hatred, the sweetness of love to the betrayal of love, and the struggle between man and beast. . . . . . It has perfected Wolverine's character image and inner history, but, personally, this has made Wolverine less mysterious and slightly less charming. It's like looking at flowers in the fog is always the most beautiful, seeing too clearly will reduce the beauty of distance. In any case, the shining shining claws of Wolverine always attract me to buy tickets generously. . . And began to look forward to the next one. . .
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