The story was very rushed and didn't build up to Logan recieving his adamantium skeloton. One minute Wolverine was going on missions with Stryker and his team, the next Saybertooth was avenging his former comrades. It lacked enough time for the characters to develop their relationships with each other. The other films contained emotional scenes in which the classic characters from the comics were able to interact. When I saw this film advertised, I was excited and hoped that it would educate non comic book fans about Wolverine's past and be a quality movie. As a comic book/sci-fi nerd, I confess myself dissapointed. The one major part that was innacurate to the comics was the way Deadpool was done. In the film, the character recieves adamantium. What the heck! Wolverine and Lady Deathstryke are the only ones who recieve this substance. And I'm not even going to mention how messed up the after the credits with him was. While aspects like the non-panzy version of Cyclops and the fight-scene between Wolverine and Gambit were good, the film is definetely not worth 8 bucks.
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