WOLVERINE 3

Some guy on Sup Forums spoiled the new movie.

2034, 10 years after the epilogue of X-MEN: DAYS OF FUTURE PAST, and the world has been reduced to a post-apocalyptic dystopia after an all-out war between humans and mutants toppled the United States government. Weapon X was then reactivated to destroy the mutant race through which any means necessary, and most of the X-Men have died in the crossfire, attempting to end the conflict.

Logan is one of the sole survivors, and lives in an isolated cabin in the Canadian wilderness, haunted by the fractured memories of both timelines and blaming himself for erasing one nightmarish future only to create one perhaps even worse. He claims that "Wolverine" is dead and refuses to use his claws.

One day, a group of mutant resistence fighters led by Iceman shows up at his doorstep. They've intercepted a convoy transporting Weapon X's new asset from their main base of operations to one of their outposts, and need to deliver it to Professor Charles Xavier, who is stationed in Mutant Town, a mutant foxhole. The path there is tortuous, and Logan is the only one who knows how to outmaneuver the dangers that await them on their way back to the United States.

Logan is reluctant, until he learns the asset is X-23, a clone created based on his DNA by Weapon X's sponsor, the Essex Corporation. Shortly afterwards, a group of Weapon X enforcers led by vicious and sadistic Captain Knox attack Wolverine's cabin. Iceman's men are slaughtered, and Iceman sacrifices himself to bid Logan and X-23 enough time to escape into the wilderness.

Knox and his men pursue them, and Logan realizes, based on his own memories, that there is a tracking device embedded in X-23's arm. He slices it open with a machete, pulls it out and uses it to lure Knox and his men away. He finds a cave for them to hide and spends the night comforting X-23 as she heals from her injuries. Knox and his men burn down Logan's cabin and order all exits to the town to be closed.

The following day, Logan returns to his cabin and seems the bodies of Iceman and his men being uncerimoniously loaded into Weapon X trucks for dissection. He retrieves a map brought by Iceman with the resistence outposts and sneaks back to the cave to check on X-23, but she's still weak and malnourished.

Logan and X-23 evade Knox's men and hide in one of the local houses, belonging to a kindly local doctor, Curtis. Logan feeds her while Curtis notes that X-23 is in a deep state of shock, and refuses to talk. Logan tells him she can manage and begins gathering supplies to leave town before Knox and his men find him, wanting nothing to do with Xavier's resistence.

Curtis argues that Logan can't leave X-23 behind, as she will be located and executed by Weapon X. Logan is reminded that X-23 saved his life from one of Knox's men durin the ambush, and begrudgingly decides to bring her alone. Curtis volunteers to smuggle them out of town on his truck.

As Curtis attempts to exit Knox's curfew, ostensibly to fetch medicine from a nearby town required to run his practice, one of Knox's men uses a gene-tracking device and picks up Logan and X-23 hiding in the trunk. Logan fends the soldiers off and a chase ensues, leading to the outskirts of town, where Curtis' leg is broken in a crash. He tells Logan and X-23 to leave him behind and they move forward. Knox and his men later find Curtis on the side of the road, and he lies to them that Logan forced him to help, pointing out he's human and is on "their side". Knox says he renounced the right to call himself human when he chose helping a mutant over death, and shoots Curtis in the head. Knox then orders his men to mobilize and find the fugitives, and gets a call from "The Director", demanding a mission report. He says that the asset has escaped and made contact with the "primary subject".

Logan and X-23 journey to the nearest Resistence outpost, where Logan intends to deliver X-23 to the resistence and leave on his own. As they spend the night in the woods, Logan attempts to communicate with her, but she is withdrawl. He asks for her name, but she doesn't remember and refers herself by her assigned identity, "Weapon X Subject 23". Logan asks what she does remember, and she only answers "pain".

Logan leads X-23 through a secret path he created, transversing the forest rather than the neighboring towns, where Knox's men are stationed, ready to capture them. After several days, Logan remarks that X-23 is lagging behind and urges her to sleep, but she refuses. He tells her that if she doesn't rest, her body will begin shutting down even with her healing factor, and she'll drag them down. She reluctant falls asleep, and Logan notes that his injuries from the car crash still haven't completely healed after days. His healing factor appears to be fading away due to old age.

Knox receives a report that Logan's trail has gone cold, and Knox deduces that Logan is doing, remarking that Logan is a natural survivor. He asks if the equipment has arrived, and one of his soldiers confirms it has. Knox then deploys it to scout the area and find Logan and X-23: The equipment is a modified, salvaged Sentinel.

Logan has nightmares of his own time at Weapon X and awakens to find X-23 watching him. She tells him he shut down and repeats his words about the dragging them down. They've found an inkling of kinship, but Logan then senses the Sentinel moving in the woods.

The Sentinel opens fire at them, but they escape further into the woods, with the Sentinel pursuing them. However, Knox and his men have circled around them and move in and surround them. Knox arrives, shoots X-23 in the head to subdue her and loads her into the van, before shooting Wolverine several times in the chest and dragging him along.

Logan and X-23 are in a truck with Knox. X-23 panics when she sees him. Knox regards her as an animal and tells Logan she used to be his little pet back at Weapon X, before demonstrating their favorite game, in which he shoots X-23 in a new place to see how much pain she feels and how long it takes for her to heal. He shoots her in the stomach and taunts her more, telling her that she was a fool to believe Logan could help her.

Knox then tells X-23 the true story of how Wolverine died: During Weapon X's offensive on the Xavier Institute for Gifted Youngsters, Wolverine was shot with a drug designed to counter his healing factor, which led him to believe his fellow X-Men were the enemy. Logan slaughtered several of his friends and students that day before Professor Xavier managed to subdue him.

However, he had to be left behind in the collpasing mansion as the few survivors fled, and emerged from the wreckage a broken man. He swore off on Wolverine and left for Canada. Among Wolverine's victims that day were Rogue, Cyclops and Beast.

Knox also compliments Logan on providing them the whereabouts of the mutant outposts, as he has found the map Logan has taken from Iceman. He antecipates leading the ambushes in every outpost and slaughtering what's left of the mutants. Umbeknowst to Knox, Wolverine has managed to retrieve a switchblade from one of his soldiers during the ambush.

>Some guy on Sup Forums

Return from whence you came.

Wolverine uses the switchblade to carve his hand out of his handcuffs. When Knox returns to check on them, Logan taunts him into coming close enough for him to stab Knox's eye out with the switchblade, steal his gun and shoot the handcuffs off. Knox attacks him, but Logan overpowers him and throws him off the truck before hijacking it, tossing X-23 the keys so she can free herself.

Knox deploys the Sentinel and three other trucks to pursue them. Logan manages to throw one off the road as the Sentinel begins firing at them. Noticing they're driving across a woodland area, Logan veers off the road and knocks down a tall tree, which falls onto the low-flying Sentinel, damaging its propulsion system. He then forces another pursuing truck into the path of the Sentinel's bullets and uses another fallen tree to propel the third truck against the Sentinel, destroying both and escaping in Knox's truck. Knox then calls headquarters for extraction.

Logan scratches off the truck's markings and manages to cross the border into the United States masquerading as a Weapon X officer transporting a captive mutant. Knox wants to pursue him and get revenge for his lost eye, but The Director orders him to focus on the outposts of the resistance.

Once in the United States, Logan ditches the truck, which is being searched by Weapon X, and wants to continue, but X-23 refuses to go. She is traumatized by the encounter with Knox and believes that no matter what happens he will find her and torture her, and pleads for Logan to kill her so she can escape him. Logan says that he can't. He has tried, numerous times throughout his life, to kill himself, but has always come back. He admits that he once welcomed death as a punishment for all the terrible things he's done, but now realizes living with the guilt is his true punishment, and a fate worse than any pain death could bring.

Logan confides with X-23 about his past. He tells her that he also doesn't remember his name, but he remebers the atrocities he's committed, both before and after Weapon X. He claims to have adopted the name "Logan" because it reminded him that he could still be man, not an animal such as "Wolverine" or a weapon such as "Weapon X". He further tells her that he only found purpose with the X-Men, and with Professor Xavier, and that's why he wants to complete his mission, because if Xavier could help someone as broken as him, he can help X-23.

X-23 points out Knox has Iceman's map, compromising the resistance's whereabouts, but Logan reveals that he memorized the map and produced a fake one, in the occurance Knox and his men caught up to them. By following the map he stole from Logan, Knox is chasing ghosts.

Logan and X-23 finally arrive at the mutant outpost and meet Commander Miller, who escorts them to Mutant Town. There, Logan reconnects with the elderly Xavier. It's their first meeting since Logan slaughtered the X-Men, and the bond between them is damaged. Xavier is reluctant to trust Logan, and Logan is remorseful in Xavier's presence. Xavier introduces Logan to his lieutenants - Commander Miller, Commander Laird and Commander Reyes - and introduces X-Men to the Resistence, a large mutant community living in a repurposed bomb shelter.

Xavier confides with Logan that Weapon X has been capturing mutants, dead and alive, to conduct experiments in order to weaponize their powers, such as they have done with Wolverine's DNA, recovered by the Essex Corporation after his escape from Weapon X. Xavier claims that the Essex Corporation is behind the war, framing the mutant race for the devastating attack that led to the conflict.

Xavier believes that the only way to end the war is attacking Weapon X's headquarters, rescuing its prisoners and acquiring the evidence that mutants are innocent of the massacre that launched the conflict. However, the entire facility is lined with the same material of which Magneto's helmet was once made of, which blocks Xavier's telepathy, and all Weapon X operative are fitted with technology to protect their minds from him. Without access to Cerebro and with dwindling resources, Xavier's last hope to locate Weapon X's main base is probing X-23's mind.

Oh shit, I just realized X-23 is so called because she has two X chromosomes in her 23rd pair, thus making her female.

Neat.

Also, the leaks are probably fake, but watch them introduce her anyway and have her show up in the next X-men movie, set 30 years before, without an explanation.

Xavier expects Logan to depart now that X-23 has been delivered to them, but he chooses to stay. He's grown affectionate towards X-23 and wants to ensure her safety, partially because he feels her entire torturous existence is his fault. Xavier remarks that one will always do whatever is necessary to protect one's children. Logan remarks that it is not the case, but Xavier points out Logan was a father to Rogue and to several other students. Xavier assures Logan that he forgives him for what Weapon X has forced him to do, but does not forgive him for giving up on his race when they needed him most. Logan assures him the Wolverine died that night. Xavier then points out that Logan is a warrior, and the warriors never die.

X-23 is prepared for the procedured by Commander Reyes. She asks Logan to stay by her side, but he's forced to exit the room, leaving her alone with Xavier, so he can properly touch her mind, but assures her he'll be there when she wakes.

Logan goes outside, where Laird and his men are watching the perimeter. Laird was listening on Logan's conversation with Xavier and points out Xavier is right: One will do whatever is necessary for one's family. Logan notes that Laid has a family, which he had earlier noticed at the bunker. Laird nods, and says that he was once a student at Xavier School with his brother. They believed in Xavier's dream of a world united. They believe the X-Men would always be there to protect them. Now, mutants are on the verge of extinction, the X-Men are gone, and Logan has killed them.

Logan notices the approaching forces of Weapon X just as Laird knocks him down with his gun and commands his man to launch an offensive. Laird's soldiers turn on the others and kill several of them, including Commander Miller.

Weapon X raids the compound just as Xavier acquires the location of Weapon X's base from X-23's mind. Commander Reyes saves Xavier and X-23 from Laid, who blames Xavier for leading them to run, but X-23 attempts to escape and is captured by Knox. Logan regains consciousness and races to rescue X-23, disposing of several of Knox's and Laird's men with guns and assorted weapons such as his axe and a makeshift flamethrower, but Knox shoots him multiple times and leaves with X-23, joined by Laird and his family and the few remnants of Laird's men. Knox reports to The Director they have X-23 and are bringing her back to the base. The Director remarks it shouldn't be long then.

Logan is found by Xavier, Commander Reyes and a few survivors. Xavier notes that Logan is not healing as he should, but Logan ignores it and asks Xavier if he's found the Weapon X base. Xavier reveals that he touched X-23's mind and acquired a name -- Crossmore -- before connection was interrupted. The name is familiar to Logan, but he can't remember where from. Xavier wants to venture inside Logan's mind to learn, but Logan is reluctant. His mind is still fractured. Xavier urges Logan to trust him, and their minds connect.

Xavier experiences all of Logan's pain as his two sets of memories clash. He sees glimpses of the deaths of Kayla Silverfox and Jean Grey, his encounter with young Xavier in the 1970's and the future overrun by Sentinels, before finally finding what he is looking for: Crossmore was a new genetics research facility affiliated with Weapon X that William Stryker was building in the United States when Logan was subjected to the procedure. Xavier finds out the location, and Logan decides to go there to rescue X-23 and end his battle with Weapon X. Xavier volunteers to accompany him, and Commander Reyes does so as well. Logan points out Xavier has the survivors to look after, but Xavier entrusts them to one of his men, Wilkins.

Logan is still reluctant, but Xavier reminds him that he will do anything for his children, including Logan among them. Commander Reyes leads them to an old helicopter they had salvaged and repaired. Logan points out neither he nor Xavier can pilot. Commander Reyes claims it can't be so difficult, and Xavier is amused to learn Logan is still afraid of flying.

Knox and his men arrive at Crossmore and immediately has Laird's children rounded up and taken to the lower levels, where they keep their mutant prisoners, while his men slaughter Laird's few surviving followers. Laird argues that Knox assured him his family would be spared if he betrayed Xavier, and Knox claims he's a man of his word: He will not kill any of them himself. He shoots Laird and orders his wife to be taken to The Director. Laird's wife is dragged to The Director's office, and left alone with The Director, who is enveloped in the shadows. He welcomes her, as her horrified screams are heard from outside.

At the helicopter, Logan alerts Xavier that Crossmore will have motion sensors and instructs Reyes to touch down. Logan decides to continue on his own, with Xavier connected to his mind, and instructs Xavier to only intervene when he receives the signal. Xavier reminds Logan that a battle awaits him, one that can't be fought without weapons. Logan assures Xavier he's ready for one final fight.

At Crossmore, Knox visits a chained-up X-23, who is despondent over her capture and Logan's apparent death. He mocks her again, claiming that The Director believes Logan will come for her, but that he doubts that, and looks forward to the games they'll play now she's back. He claims that obsession will be The Director's ruin, and when he crumbles, Knox will reclaim his position.

X-23 remembers what Logan has taught her during their journey about using the enemy's confidence in his superiority to their advantage. She then fires back at Knox for the first time in her life, accusing him of being a coward who needs her in chains to win, and who can't prove his superiority without a gun and a safe distance. Knox gets angry at being insulted by a mutant and ventures into X-23's cell, armed with a knife, and unshackles her.

Logan arrives at Crossmore, which heavily-armed military outpost in the woods, and ambushes one of the guards after luring him away from his post. He disguises himself with the guard's uniform, takes out the other guards and reaches the power grid.

Knox attacks X-23 and gains the upper hand, delivering blows while she only plays defense. However, when she lands a devastating blow to his face, he pulls out a knife and slices her stomach, then pushes her on the ground and prepares to kill her. However, he opens his guard, and she turns the tables on him, kicking him in the chest and unleashing her claws for the first time, tearing his other eye out. Knox kicks X-23 in her broken leg and crawls out of the cell, locking her back in. She smiles, covered in blood, as her wounds heals, and Knox cowers on the floor in front of her.

Wolverine takes out the power grid, and the entire facility goes into lockdown. Without power, X-23's cell is opened, and she escapes and finishes off Knox by slashing his throat with her claws. She then ventures outside, while Logan bursts inside, swiftly killing off soldiers. He eventually reaches the control center, where he finds himself surrounded. They were waiting for him. The Director then steps out of the shadows and comments on how long Logan took to arrive, referring to Logan as his brother. It's Victor Creed / Sabretooth.

Logan refuses to believe Creed is alive, but Creed assures him that he survived their last encounter, in which Logan left him for dead. He was found by the Essex Corporation, and meet it's director, Nathaniel Essex. He recognized the potential in Creed and named him William Stryker's replacement as the director of Weapon X, after Stryker was disavowed following Wolverine's escape in 1983. Creed observed Logan from afar, while rebuilding Weapon X in accordance with Essex's vision and leading them in the massacre of the mutant race.

Logan accuses Creed of betraying his own people, but Creed claims they're animals, and he's merely adapting to the food chain. He further reveals that he harbored nothing but hatred for Logan for years, and engineered to plan to drug Logan and force him to kill the people he abandoned Creed for. However, after seeing how pathetic Logan has become, Creed pities him, and orders his men to fire.

Logan is shot multiple times, and the gunshots alert X-23. Logan attempts to fight back, but is outnumbered until she intervenes and draws some fire away. Logan is overcome with rage at Creed and unleashes his claws for the first time in years. He then goes on a complete rampage, viciously slaughtering hordes of soldiers with impalements and dismemberments. Even X-23 is terrified of the display of violence she witnesses.

Xavier senses that Logan's mind is no longer within reach, and that he has become pure instinct. Commander Reyes believes that the mission is compromised and they should leave, but Xavier claims to have faith in Logan.

Logan runs through the facility in search of Creed, killing any soldiers that stand on his way. Creed retires to his fortified offices, where he watches the massacre and celebrates having his brother back.

X-23 attempts to reach out to Logan and calm him down, but he attacks her instead. They fight, but X-23 is unable to measure up to Logan's eyes of combat experience, and he has her pined down and is ready to behead her when they lock eyes. Logan sees in her the same fear he saw in the students and the same fear he himself once experienced, and regains his senses. X-23 says that she knows where the mutant prisoners are and asks Logan for help to release them and escape, but Logan refuses. He needs to confront Creed once and for all and end what they've started several years ago. X-23 pleads for him not to, but he gives her his dogtags and assures her he'll come for them. He then tells her to get the young mutants out and that Xavier will find her once they're out of the facility.

X-23 ventures into the lower levels and releases the mutant prisoners, and rallies for them to follow her. On the way out, they encounter more guards, but X-23 is able to fight them off. Logan, meanwhile, sets off a series of explosions to alert Xavier, and as the facility collapses, Xavier senses X-23 and the prisoners and Commander Reyes pilots the helicopter to rescue them.

Logan locates Creed at the facility's Adamantium bonding room, where Logan finds the deformed corpses of Essex's previousd attempts to clone Logan, X-1 through X-22. He tells Logan that X-23 is their first succesful subjects, but nothing compared to Logan. He is the greatest soldier ever created, and Essex wants him back. Logan assures Victor the end has come for both of them, and Essex is next.

Logan unleashes his claws, Victor extends his razor-sharp talens, and they march into their final battle.

Logan and Creed have a vicious battle throughout the collapsing facility, relying on their healing factors, but they're both old, and their wounds are not healing as fast. They inflict substantial damage to each other, but Creed ultimately gains the upper hand, He becomes more maniac, celebrating that they have shed their humanity to die together as brothers and as animals. Logan points out he's not fighting Creed as an animal. He's hunting him as a man. And he's walked into a trap. Logan then slices a lever, dropping a vat of molten Adamantium into Victor, who cries in pain and agony as he's reduced to a deformed statue of molten metal.

The entire facility explodes. X-23 wants to go back for Logan, but Xavier and Commander Reyes say it's too late. Logan realizes he's in the same place where he was "born" as the Wolverine, collapses from his injuries, lights one last cigar and embraces death, whispering "I'm ready." He's consumed by the flames and apparently dies.

Xavier no longer senses Logan and proclaims he's gone. X-23 cries for his death, still clutching his dogtags.

Xavier and Commander Reyes are back at Mutant Town. The refugees are helping the survivors of Crossmore acclimate themselves. Xavier holds a symbolic funeral for Logan, and notes to Commander Reyes that a professor's worth is measure by the outcome of his most troublesome student. He assures he that he's never been more proud.

Commander Reyes asks what to be done next. Xavier tells her it's time to rebuild. He says that Logan sacrificed himself to give them a new tomorrow not once, but twice, and he'll fight every day of his life to honor that sacrifice.

X-23 arrives and tells him they will fight. They will all fight. The Essex Corporation is still out there, and she vows to personally take them down to avenge Logan's death. Xavier tells her that there will come a time for battle, and recognizes that X-23 is a fine warrior, but all warriors need a place to call "home". He refers to her as "X-23", and she corrects him, asking to be called "Laura", much like Wolverine had decided to call himself "Logan" to remain in touch with his humanity. Laura now wears Logan's dogtags,with the inscription "Wolverine".

Laura says they need to prepare immediately, Xavier tells her that every new chapter must be written one page at the time, and urges her to be patient. She answers "Patience isn't my strongest suit". Xavier allows himself a knowing smile.

In a voice-over, Xavier notes that he once met a man haunted by his past, who claimed to welcome death in fear that his punishment would be to live with guilt. He claims that he knew that man as a soldier, a student and a hero. That his fear of the past never destroyed his hope in the future. And that, as long as death didn't come, he would always find himself fighting. Because he's a warrior, and warriors never die.

Intercut with this is a tracking shot of the ruins of the Weapon X facility, following a trail out of Adamantium chamber, where Victor still lies encased, leading to a massive, X-shaped hole leading to the outside.

The script calls for one final SNIKT as the screen smashes to black.

That's it.

I'm gonna be honest, this sounds almost as bad as the first wolverine movie.

>get rid of Wolverine
>replace him with another Wolverine that no one really ever cared about

meh

In a future we will never see again

Sounds awful . RIP Iceman.

It's weird how Sup Forums is already praising it as kino while Sup Forums seems to be completely dismissive about it, the truth is somewhere in between

>Fox copying the recent Marvel comics by making X-23 into Wolverine
kek

needs more quips

They probably mandated the comic book change.

>kino
You what?

thanks for writing this tumblt

>Logan is one of the sole survivors, and lives in an isolated cabin in the Canadian wilderness, haunted by the fractured memories of both timelines and blaming himself for erasing one nightmarish future only to create one perhaps even worse. He claims that "Wolverine" is dead and refuses to use his claws.
>Healing factor not so good!
This is just The Wolverine.

And like that movie the rest of this sounds like just a really long ordeal of nothing, I didn't hate the Wolverine but I'm hoping they'd learn from that shortcoming. There's only so much walking around Japan/Canada I can take.

Boring as shit desu. And I do mean desu.

>I just realized X-23 is so called because she has two X chromosomes in her 23rd pair, thus making her female.

I never read anything about her, I was just sort of aware of the character.

It might be explained on her debut or something, but it just dawned on me.

Agreed. I can see what they're trying to do, but not only has it been done before, both attempts have been/are going to be less than stellar.

And for God's sake, can we stop with the post-apocalyptic futures already? And stop letting Iceman survive long enough to die gruesomely on camera.

I never really read anything about her either, but c'mon, X-Men is genetics central, and anyone who knows basic genetics would eventually get it.

>Logan asks what she does remember, and she only answers "pain".

And I eventually got it.

You're not using that meme correctly.

You guys sure it's not because she's the 23 clone?

gosh gee wilikers thanks user!

In-universe, yes. But I mean how they came up with the name.

I sure hope this is fan fiction, because this is the most uninteresting piece of shit I've ever read

>Commander Miller

I mean.
Okay. That's kinda dumb.
Like:
"Replacing the future with an even worse one"

Fucking HOW.
The entire world was reduced to ash and robots patrolled the streets looking to imprison people without restraint or remorse.

Unless the same thing happened here and there were even fewer humans left over then I don't see how that could be.

Holy shit, even MY fan fic sounds better

>Logan is now heading up a Canadian super hero program called Alpha Flight
>investigating rumors of a wendigo killing people in the wilderness and leaving their drained bodies hanging on trees
>he butts head with Guardian, leader of Alpha Flight, who is condescending towards the witnesses to the murders, mostly natives and eskimos
>they trust Logan because he is a woodsman
>more tensions between Logan and Guardian because there is a love triangle between them and Guardian's fiancé
>finally catch the Wendigo
>it's actually a scientist who transforms into a great white beast, aka Sasquatch
>he says he's been tailing the true culprit, an escaped experiment of the Russian version of the weapon x program
>the team tracks him down to his lair
>it's Omega Red
>the team manages to beat him thanks to Logan's healing factor
>however during the fight, he has a falling out with the team
>as they take Omega Red into custody, he realizes he's repeating the same mistake he did in X-men and just replacing one troubled past with a familiar one
>he leaves the team and goes off to live in the woods
Bonus Credit scene
>he's tracking a massive creature through the woods
>finally comes upon it in a clearing
>we see Wolverine vs Hulk cover recreates
>paves the way for X-men in the MCU

>Logan asks what she does remember, and she only answers "pain".

sounds horrible

Sounds super boring, desu. Only other X-characters are X-23, Xavier, Iceman and Vic? X-23 sounds like a nothing character who serves only to drive the plot, Iceman has always been garbage (comics and films), Xavier is wildly overused in these movies, and Schrieber's Sabretooth is a joke. Victor was always a thug, not a "Director" type.

Just goes to show how little they've done to build up a cohesive world with these movies. They can't do any cool cameos or callbacks and, assuming this is real, they are wasteful. So we're supposed to be excited for Mr. Sinister and then it's just...his name on a corporation (not accurate to the comics canon; he was never a businessman or corporate boss)? Weak sauce. Bunch of random military Commanders working for Xavier? Wandering in the woods for three quarters of a movie? Moar Canadian wilderness? REALLY?

The Old Man Logan comic book was not good, but it was occasionally fun. It was a colorful, ultraviolent, cameo-laden blockbuster romp with a variety of landscapes and a sense of adventure. It felt like an adventure, a journey. This barely seems like a story.

I agree, it does sound very meandering and unless it plays out very differently on screen, the pacing sounds awful already just from the script.

I need a wolverine movie streep fight level searching for the prostitute X-23 and saving her, there, better film.

So much for the happy future ending in DOFP

Just let it go, Fox

I was watching the Screen Junkies debate battle thing they do, I didn't dislike the idea of Summer Glau as Laura. I usually dislike her and she seems a little old for the role but she'd still be good for the part.

>Victor was always a thug, not a "Director" type.

This is bullshit

Welp, spotted the Disneyshill.

Pointing out you are factualy wrng makes me a shill?

Couldn't pay me to watch that. I'm expecting recompense just for reading this shit.

It's far too late to integrate X-Men into the MCU.

>Story is famous for being a possible future in which we see everything go wrong and we discover the fates of familiar faces and places and the strange changes forced upon them
>The movie presents us with literally whos? Lloid, miller, knox, Laura and a shit ton of new characters that no one gives a fuck.
>The only old place they revisit is the weapon x facility. Its probably exactly as they left him anyways
>Wolverine final movie is all about beating a minion of the weapon X project while the big boss Essex is still out there. In other words, he dies without achieving shit
>Laura is not only left in the future, but in the old continuity too! With no chance of being integrated to the new continuity and/or Deadpool

It needs to use more lore shit. Like someone wearing the silver samurai armor or Logan using the special adamantium katana somewhere like he used Cap´s shield. Maybe find Scott survived but he is blind and have them reconcile. Find other surviving X-men in unusual situations.

Replace Miller, Lloyd, Knox with known mutant characters. Please dont have the movie a gun shooting face when its a fucking mutant movie.

It sounds worse than Origins.

This...

I'm kind of surprised that the Reyes, Laird and Miller characters aren't going to be established mutants (unless its Cecilia Reyes, Layla Miller and... someone).

This is nothing like old man logan in the slightest
Hell, this is literally just DoFP mixed with the wolverine

>he dies without achieving shit
Well that's comic accurate.

This was me. Not I would humbly disagree that is proof Victor makes sense as the Director of Weapon X, but whatever.

I've been an X-fag since childhood. I love those characters and those books. I've read every Claremont issue of UXM, NM and Excalibur twice. Other than Daredevil, they are my favorite superhero franchise.

These movies mostly suck, user. Admitting that this movie isn't what I want from an Old Man Logan movie doesn't make me a "shill." Mindlessly consuming and/or supporting corporate product regardless of quality makes you a shill.

This actually sounds like it could be the real outline in how dreadfully bland it is.

It was never going to be anything like it. How could it with the tiny number of non-Mutant Marvel characters they have access to? It was a mistake to market it like that.

>DOFP is all about preventing a dystopian future
>it happens anyway

And it kind of throws me off how it happens less than 20 years after the happy-go-lucky Deadpool movie.

We dont know in which continuity Deadpool is happening, probably the new one which doesnt end in either of the DoFP endings.

There is also little world building on that movie. Hard to know how is the rest of the world.

This kind of shit is why the general public just sticks to the MCU.

deadpool is happening in the mcu, didnt you see the helicarrier?

Tell your guy to call the guys at Fox and tell them to start over. Set all the scripts on fire.

I'll try to make this quick.

No first act slow build up, get right into it.

Logan's left the X-Men and Mansion to finally clean up his past and keep Chuck's kids safe from it and him. They're not dead, save all that OML stuff for another day.

Creed learns Logan's poking around and decides to get the jump on him. During his hunt Creed barges in claws swinging on a masked/hooded individual who also pops claws, except only two of them. Disguise comes off and it's a Japanese man but Creed carries on anyway until mid brawl they learn they both thought the other was an ally of the Wolverine trying to stop the other, and they both have an unclear vendetta against The Wolverine. The enemy of my enemy; the two team up to track Logan.

Meanwhile Logan learns about Weapon X, frees Laura. Daken and Creed catch up. Daken's pissed Logan searched for and helped a clone before his own bastard son he left in Japan (DUN DUN DUN! Except not for anyone who reads comics)

Logan learning of Weapon X's ambitions doesn't have time for this and has to get Laura and the info back to the X-Men, cue a chase/hunt and scuffle between Logan and Laura vs Daken and Sabretooth in the woods.

After the heroes escape, somehow, the 2nd act introduces Weapon X Omega Red as the messenger of Sinister who wants to assist Daken and Creed in finding Wolverine if they bring back Laura barely alive.

Meanwhile X-Men Domino and Warpath, who are on their own mission to exterminate a target, run into Logan and Laura. They're going opposite ways but agree to help each other. Logan needs Creed dead and Laura and the intel taken back to Chuck, they need Logan to help infiltrate a location, assassinate a target and free a captive.

Make sure Domino is smoking hot. No more skimping on everything but the twinks, Singer.
You're in the red after Apocalypse. Time to get serious.

Fuck sake. Why do we need another Wolverine movie. What does he add to the mythology? You know, apart from hijacking movies away from more interesting characters?

Completely and utter shit. A trillion villains, no time to develop them at all and doesnt have any relationship with Old Man Logan which we already know it will be loosely based on it.

X-men needs characters with proper motivations. This seems pretty shallow and not trilogy ending material.

Huge Actman puts asses in seats.

Wasn't done. More villains and confusion on the way.

Now since they're trying to bury Jackedman my suggestion is to involve some time jumping bullshit at the very end so Logan and this dead universe remain behind while the others go into the new timeline.

Insert Cable. He only time travels into the present at the beginning of the 3rd act to avoid being tracked or whatever excuse works.

Figure it out. Anyway Domino and Logan learn she wasn't getting telepathic instructions from Chuck but Cable, since he's from the future he helped keep her and Warpath one step ahead of Weapon X, but couldn't tell them too much in case they were compromised. He chose them because they don't personally know the target and are willing to kill.

This is where you reveal Sinister captured Scott and has been experimenting with creating offspring from him as usual but also with Logan's genes since he needs a mutant race that not only regenerates but can harbor the Legacy Virus without dying making a perfect army that can kill any human and also exterminate any mutant who isn't loyal to him by sheer contact. Those who swear fealty like Omega Red are enhanced, Daken and Creed are already immune. Logan and Scott have an immunity due to being the base of the virus.

Logan frees Scott, Cables brings everyone up to speed with telepathy, Cable needs X-23 who has a mutated Legacy Virus strain that can be reverse engineered into a cure that adapts as fast as her healing factor.

2nd father-son reveal with Cable explaining he was going to just have Scott assassinated to prevent the future where Cable's eventually born as Sinister's ultimate assassin against Charles, but couldn't do it himself because he's his son, hence Domino and Warpath to avoid a paradox. Explain away their being able to carry out the mission due to the telepathy or something.

Domino, X-23 and Warpath warm up the time machine to escape while Logan, Scott and Cable hold off Daken, Sabretooth and Omega Red.

I always assumed she was the 23rd attempt to clone Weapon X. It never occurred to me that there was a deeper meaning behind it.

Playing up Mr Sinister in future movie before he is actually villain in past movie that comes later

Kind of cool, kind of retarded since all the buildup is moot

Also, fuck having a oneoff X23.

We all know how those Sup Forums leaks are SOOOO accurate.
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>DOFP is all earn your happy ending
>jk everyone dies anyway

What was the point?

I'm thinking using an Age of Apocalypse themed Marsden Cyclops would make for a poetic send off as the two frenemies stand back to back as Weapon X sends waves of mutants to tear them apart.

Cut to black. Sunrise at nuXavier insitute. NuLogan pulls into the drive way on NuScott's cycle. NuScott chews him out, everyone else greets him with long time no see, but NuLogan distracted comments something smells like he never left.

NuLogan barges in on Domino, Warpath and X-23 covertly living in the mansion making the others immune through X-23's presence before Sinister even makes a move. They don't know who Sinister is so they haven't told anyone anything to avoid compromising themselves, and still have to hunt him and the rest of Weapon X down and need an expert to help.

Domino tells NuLogan they have a lot to talk about, roll credits. Post credits show the group tracking down and recruiting Deadpool. All that should be enough action and future set up to snowball into an X-Force sequel.

I hope X-23 being in the film is true, because she literally makes my dick hard as adamantium.

How did Wolverine end up with Weapon X in this new timeline? At the end of DoFP it was Mystique that pulled him out of the river

Doesn't sound too bad - but it feels a a shame after DoFP basically gave the old cast a nice send off after all the fuckery of X-Men 3 - only to have them all massacred anyway.

Kind of depressing. An okay Wolverine movie but it shouldn't dictate what actually happened to the characters from 1 & 2 (that I genuinely enjoyed).

Well. That's one way to do Old Man Logan properly I guess.

Didn't Reynolds imply it probably isn't in the X-men continuity at all?

>Cyke cucked again
HAH

I thought Old Man Logan was supposed to be based on Unforgiven, not the Last of Us

>That last part
OHHHHHH MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN
I want this to be real now.

hype as fuck

Doesn't sound to bad given the fact there trying to adapt Old Logan which in the comics has lots of marvel characters. Reading this leak script tho the only problem am having is no fucking Mr Sinister.

>no family
Kinda ruins it for me, although the hillbilly hulk ending was always stupid and without that the family doesn't really have a purpose.

MAKE COMIC WOLVERINE WITH COSTUME AND ALL FFS

Sounds better than this synopsis I was shown in an online survey once

Wolverine movies are so bad it hurts.

Birdie only existed for a handful of issues for about a year in the early 90's before being killed. During that short time she specifically used telepathy to make Sabertooth stable.

So using that picture as a reference to say things about Victor's character is about as honest as using a panel from Superior Spider-Man to say things about Peter's.

>Reading this leak script tho the only problem am having is no fucking Mr Sinister.
That makes me like it even more.
Save him for the next mainline X film. We 90s now.