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EPISODE · Apr 21, 2020 · 2H 22M

The Wolverine (2013)

from Cinema Seekers · host Connor Hayes and Freddy Cabello

It’s a movie whose plot gets erased by the very next movie in the franchise. It’s a movie that desperately wanted to be an R-rated superhero film. It’s James Mangold’s The Wolverine. Well, this trilogy has taken an interesting turn for the better. We here at the Cinema Seekers Guild recommend you go watch this movie again, if it’s been awhile. Sure, it gets overshadowed by Logan, but there is some really good stuff here! We here at the Cinema Seekers Guild also recommend you listen to this episode to hear what we have to say! Things like: Why is Jean Grey in this movie? Better yet, why is Marvel Poison Ivy in this movie!? And let us know what you think, too! We appreciate you keeping the conversation going! If you're interested in seeing the differences between the theatrical and extended cut of this film, here's the comprehensive list.

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