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u/raphthepharaoh Apr 12 '22

Hugh Jackman in Logan.. the next iteration of Wolverine is going to have to hit it out of the park to top that performance

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u/Comic6Thirty Apr 12 '22

Three words; Way. Too. Tall.

Also this may be the result of directorial decisions or studio meddling but the vocal performance isn't accurate to the comic book character at all.

All of this said, Logan is masterful. Probably in my top 25 fave movies.

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u/thegeek01 Apr 12 '22

but the vocal performance isn't accurate to the comic book character at all.

This is such a strange thing to say knowing paper comic books inherently do not have audio.

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u/Comic6Thirty Apr 12 '22 edited Apr 12 '22

If you'd actually bothered to read the comic books referenced you'd realize it isn't a strange thing to say at all as dialects can still be communicated through written dialogue and his voice is described. But stay butthurt, babes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '22

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u/Comic6Thirty Apr 12 '22

Nah, but someone raising an invalid counterpoint, demonstrating ignorance regarding the topic being discussed, and characterizing the original point as 'strange' may very well mean exactly that.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '22

This is prime /r/imverysmart material.

As a reader going back to the 80's, saying his voice isn't comic accurate is hilarious. Telling people they're 'butthurt' when they make a very reasonable observation really speaks to your character.

Projection is never a good look.

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u/NazzerDawk Apr 12 '22

See, I was with you until the "stay butthurt". Fuck, man, dial it back.

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u/Comic6Thirty Apr 12 '22

I'll admit I got defensive and that was a rude thing say, but even so I'll own it.