• Mark
    Wow, the claws on the Wolverine poster look horribly fake. I know they are fake, but it looks like they were added hastily without regard for lighting sources.

    The dog on the UP poster does look very photo-real.
  • @ Mark,

    Ya, those claws have been bugging me for a bit now - the ones that came out at the end of the last 60-second clip look poorly CGIed and some of the blades I've seen from other pictures look terrible too.

    Here's the video where there's two scenes with fake looking claws:
    http://screenrant.com/wolverine-60-seconds-part...

    I don't know why it looks so cheap, I can't remember this problem during the first 3 Wolverine...err.. X-Men films.
  • Drew
    Just a few notes. Have you noticed that in the up coming Wolverine movie that Wolverine doesnt have the signature hair style that he had the the other X-Men movies. Its not made out to look like they are making up for Hugh not wearing the mask.

    That and comingsoon.net just put up the same poster with another picture added. Its of Wolverine with his claws out he is holding Sabretooth's arm. Well on the bottom right of the picture it says Stark Industries. WHAT THE HELL IS UP WITH THAT? Link Provided

    http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id...
  • INK
    On the poster, I believe, it is to make them a focal point of the poster, especially since everything else about the poster draws the viewers eye to the top right. It is a sort of "grounding of the eyes." And judging by the reaction i guess they got what I think the wanted.
    Overall, there's no denying there are some serious Ginsu's in that poster.
    Overdone ... possibly. Do I understand ... yes.
  • INK
    Also ... that is a pretty classic Wolverine pose from the comics.
  • I'll definitely be seeing State of Play. It was filmed - literally - in my backyard. (http://washwords.com/words/2009/starring-wash-e...). I also got a salute and a "hey" from the elusive Russell Crowe, right before he stepped into his Escalade. Smooth.
  • The Wolverine poster in it's entirety is awful. There's no reflected light, the arms are horribly CGed over, and the pose lacks any actual anger.

    It looks more like he's trying to catch rain on his tongue.

    Rev
  • BHunt
    That Wolverine poster is horrible.
  • SK47
    That Wolvie poster reminds of Flanders when he yelled out: STELLLAAAAAA!!!!!!
  • INK
    @BHunt

    Well it is for the French so ...
  • @ Drew

    That Stark Industries logo you are referring to is just the watermark for that website where the pic originated from (StarkIndustries.ru).
  • Josh
    Is the Wolverine poster official? I've seen fan posters that looked better.
  • greenknight333
    Hey Ink...My wife is french don't be an ignoramus...
  • greenknight333
    I find the Wolverine poster extremely boring and the Up posters very generic and typical for the genre..I have never heard of STate of Play though ..were was I for the information on this movie? It's not like I shouldn't have seen something on this film before..
  • Ken J
    LOL @ Ink

    And @ Rev, he should know it's easier to catch the rain into a container first, he's barely going to get a taste of water that way... :-P
  • Ken J
    @Drew

    Maybe he doesn't have the hair because they are planning on giving him the mask later? LOL, how corny will THAT be??
  • greenknight333
    Is there rain in the Wolverine poster? I can't see it..Hard to catch raindrops if it isn't raining?
  • INK
    @greenknight

    Learn to take a joke buddy. Besides French women are hot it's only the men I have a problem with. :)
  • Ken J
    @INK, as long as they shave... :-P

    just kidding lol
  • INK
    @Ken lol
  • Zipper Stevens
    After his stint hosting the Oscars, Hugh Jackman pays tribute to former Creed frontman Scott Stapp:

    http://www.quickrob.com/weblog/scottstapp.jpg
  • Ken J
    INK, If I had felt like being really cruel, I would have said "French men? Isn't that an oxymoron?" But something tells me that would have gotten me banned, but come on, it would have been kind of funny as long as you weren't French. LOL.

    All jokes aside, as much as I disagree with their current politics, the French is a very important member of the world and have helped shape the world into what it is today, including helping America win its independence.

    And French women are pretty cute... :-D
  • DarthMalnu
    Something tells me the french aren't going to be impressed with this poster either. "C'est tres ridicule."
  • Ken J
    Is Wolverine big in France?
  • huntthejest
    Considering Hugh Jackman's 6'4" I'm assuming Wolverine is big everywhere(only supposed to be 5'3", but Hugh does a good job, so let's not dwell) Um, so anyone else less concerned about crappy posters and flipping out over the lack of Deadpool images? That is my primary reason for seeing this film. That, and I've actually learned to gaze in terrified wonder at how much Fox can mess up established characters.
  • INK
    @huntthejest

    2 possibilities IMO

    1. The don't want to spoil the character by revealing too much.
    2. (And most likely) The screwed it up by having blades come out of his wrists so they don't want to alienate the Deadpool fanboy's before the release of the movie.

    Just my 2 cents.
  • huntthejest
    Well, I'm glad they were considerate enough of the fans to not screw the character up for us before the movie with the blades in the hands. I'm so glad they really think about our well being over there at Fox.
  • greenknight333
    Thank-you Ink my wife is hot...
  • Ken J
    Well, I'm sure we're going to hear D-E-D-P-O-O-L throw a tantrum after the release of this movie... And probably for good reason, lol. I am lucky to not have had too much interest in X-Men before, so I might not know how wrong it might be, but from the screen caps so far, even without caring about how well it sticks to the source material, the movie looks kind of cheesey... Some of the promotional pictures that have come out look very cheaply done...
  • INK
    Greenknight said "Thank-you Ink my wife is hot"

    Well duh ... she's French :)
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