What's the problem with 20th Century Fox to make a decent Wolverine movie?

Anyone watched this in 3D? Just wondering what the effects were like.

If you are looking for a Blu Ray to test your home movie theatre this is as good as it gets. The Blu Ray shows as crisp a picture as I have ever seen, 4K UHD Blu Rays included. The 7.1 DTS -HD Master audio track gives your sound system a run for its money, especially during the train scene. No matter what you think of the movie itself, The Wolverine Blu Ray is the perfect disc if you want to show off your set up.

When you forget that atrocity that was X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine has been one of the better written characters in the Marvel Universe. The Wolverine is no exception.

Poor old Logan!! Getting beaten up more than most characters in these types of movies, and still retains his sunny disposition. Or was that a dark disposition?

Anyway...The Wolverine is one of the absolute best outings for Jackman and his Wolverine. Dark, moody, and gritty scenes one after another. Perfectly suited for the depressingly moody character that Wolverine is.

Many very nicely choreographed action sequences intermingled with some softer scenes that actually manages to deal with feelings, like love, loss, and regret, without begin cheesy. Very nicely done...

One of the other things that make this movie so good is that people that have no time invested in the superhero genre can still enjoy it. Very little to get confused about.

In a few words...

Highly entertaining!!
Recommended!!

I enjoyed this film more than I thought I would be.

The Wolverine is a dark and deep film more concentrated in Logan's curse of life. He is imortal and he is constantly aware of the fact that he will live forever while the ones who he love and care about will die. He don't feel pain but he lives in constant pain inside. So, I what I really appreciated more in the film was the study of the character.

There are a little bit of clichès in the story but a lot of pretty cool action scenes, beautiful japanese sceneries and Hugh Jackman is great in the role of Wolverine. I can't imagine another actor doing it.

Not too great

The X-Men spin-off film The Wolverine is a dark, character driven adventure. Unable to deal with the death of Jean Grey, Logan retreats to the isolation of the North American wilderness; until he's tracked down by someone from his past who's seeking to repay a life debt. The writing is quite good, particularly at exploring Logan's grief and at showing how immortality has worn on him. The stunt work is also especially well-done, with dynamic and fast-paced action sequences. Additionally, the cinematography and score do an impressive job at creating a mysterious, noir-like atmosphere. One of the better films in the X-Men franchise, The Wolverine delivers a riveting thriller.

Marvel Comics, Robots, Ninjas, Wolverine...this should be the greatest movie ever. But it's definitely not - to me, this was one of the most disappointing X-Men movies around.

And add to that the slightly creepy sub-story of Wolverine sleeping with his old friends grand-daughter.

How could they do this???