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It's movie time -episode - 5


X Men Origins: Wolverine is the Hollywood superhero movie. It is filmed based on the Marvel Comics character, which is called Wolverine. It was directed by Gavin Hood and produced by 20th-century Fox, Marvel Entertainment, Dune Entertainment, Donnor’s Company, and Seed Production. It was distributed by 20th-century Fox. It was released on May 1, 2009.



The first thing I like to say is that I’m a huge fan of the characters Wolverine and Hugh Jackman. I’m not a comic book reader. I love Wolverine because of Hugh Jackman. He became the unreplaceable actor for the Wolverine character.


Hugh Jackman is a fantastic actor who did justice to the character Wolverine. Even though he was affected by skin cancer, he maintained his physique very well, especially for the character Wolverine.

This is the fourth film in the X Men movie series. In this film, the iconic character, Deadpool, plays the villain role, which was performed by Ryan Reynolds.

This movie tells the origin story of the character Wolverine, about how he discovered his power in him and how his life is going on.


On a personal note, I love this movie very much. The Adamantium injection scene, the helicopter chase scene, and the climax fight scene are my favourite scenes from this movie.

So for this movie, X Men Origins: Wolverine, I give it 5 stars.



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