He got away scot free, too. Another reason to hate Alzheimer's!

No ketchup?

What, but I… this must be what it's like when doves cry.

Wow. That is a thing, isn't it.

The only think that looked really fake-y was the dust kicked up by the horses.

Somebody go back and get a shitload of dimes!

Eh, maybe. But The Wolverine showed how a team of determined people could slow down even invulnerable Logan. It's not like the guy has heat vision or flight or super speed - he's just really damn tough. In fact, that's basically all he has.

To this day, whenever someone uses that word, I am compelled to utter that name. In mixed company (i.e. the straights), I try to mutter it under my breath. But I do say it!

This'll basically be an adaptation of Lone Wolf & Cub, I'm thinking, and that's alright with me.

You sweet summer child.

It will probably be R-rated again, so that's a possibility.

Oh, he did the thing with his feet!

Sorry, try next door.

Why do the movies feel the need to remove the healing factor all the time (i.e. twice)? Part of the fun of Wolverine is that he's just as invulnerable as Superman, but he still gets paper cuts.

Let's hope not.

Bad guy adjusts his glasses with metal hand.

But why is Cyborg David Bowie trying to capture the little girl?

The last shot in the trailer has Logan leaning on a shovel.

I'm such a sucker. I don't even like Wolverine that much. But the second the claws popped, I knew I was completely sold.

I do enjoy reading reviews for shows that I might find interesting, only to discover they're only available on a channel or streaming service I don't get. Oh well.