Christensen isn't a bad actor (he was great working with Hank Azaria in Shattered Glass). Nobody could have saved that direction and dialogue.
67I think the dialogue and direction perfectly captured a shut-in teenage monk trying to flirt with the most attractive woman in the galaxy.
30Fun fact: When watching the german versions of the prequels, the acting isn't a problem anymore, as professional voice actors bring their own take to the characters and make some of it much more tolerable. Hayden was screwed by bad directing. And script of course.
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Yeah, not the same look.
But I'll let you have intensity.
44I can't say enough nice things about Hayden's return to the role. He nailed it. It's a big performance, he and Rosario have exactly the right chemistry - old trust, new mistrust and a tension between. Those scenes are fantastic, and they strengthen the redemption tale aspect of the overall Skywalker Saga by their addition.
41What is he in? This isn't about the Kenobi series is it?
24What is he in? This isn't about the Kenobi series is it?
Not Kenobi. I had forgotten his cameo in Kenobi. It was fine, but kinda forgettable.
Minor spoiler for Ashoka Series
He appears to Ashoka in force ghost form.
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it must have been weird for Hayden to return to a role he's synonymous with to put a capstone on a long and emotional story arc that he had nothing to do with, but you never would have been able to tell by the way he sold it
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Logan was 2017, so hardly 20+ years.
21Well, reprising the original role, if you will.
Fuck, what do you mean it's been 24 years since 2000?
25That can't be right, it's clearly only been about 10, right?
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I saw D&W yesterday and I was blown away by the acting Hugh Jackman brought to it. I’ve always been a little skeptical of him as Wolvie because I’m a comic fan and Wolverine is supposed to be small and nasty - not tall and pretty and kind and into musicals. Like Hugh Jackman is. When Hugh Jackman hosted the Oscars it hurt my brain to see him pirouetting and tap dancing and singing.
But after yesterday: fucking respect man. He made Wolverine his. The comic Wolverine is still there and always will be but Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine is now legit in its own right in my mind, forever.
The whole film helped honestly the way they costumed him and choreographed his claws-out squats. But he for sure brought every acting chop there is to the close ups. No one will ever take heartfelt acting seriously in a gonzo film like this, but I did. Tear to my eye.
Thank you Mr. Jackman. All the respect.
14I loved how they showed how dumb tiny wolverine would have looked.
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Thought wesley snipes didn't do a bad job either. and mother fuckers tryin' ice skate uphill was goddamn excellent
11I'd watch an Anakin/Wolverine show. First half, anakin gets sent to Northern Alberta with nothing but his wits. He meets up with Logan, after a few episodes as rivels they work together and become friends. Second half, the figure out how to get anakin back, Logan comes with, gets lightsaber claws.
11Hugh Jackavan.
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