X-Men Origins: Wolverine

@aisalicaway :)
You are talking about Taylor Kitsch
You will see him again soon in:
"Battleship"(2012) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1440129/
and "John Carter"(2012) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0401729/

Also you should watch "Friday Night Lights"
http://trakt.tv/show/friday-night-lights
A really outstanding drama series where he had his break-through/premiere.

My favorite movie and characters

Had mixed reviews, but im just a suckernfor Hugh Jackman's movies

Hugh Jackman IS The Wolverine. There is no way around that. We had different Batman, Spiderman, Superman and the all worked more or less. But someone else playing Wolverine seems impossible.
Having said that, I really like this movie. It's not Oscar material but I found it to be entertaining. The flaws being pointed out by others are there at times and it's up to anyone what to make of it. Personally I would say that the majority of superhero movies have them. There are only a few great ones alltogether. All in all still way above average.

Wolverine isn't Bad, but it's not as good as it could've been.

Like the 3 other X-Men movies quite good an enjoyable.

>"Listen, I ain't leaving here until you tell me where Victor is. So come on, bub. For old times' sake, huh?"
(Dramatic zoom)
"Did you just call me..... _Blob?_"

Is this movie good? No. But it's never boring.

Story and character motivations make no sense, and the deeper themes of the X-Men trilogy are abandoned for a superhero origin story that's about as subtle as an adamantium bullet to the head.

Still, if you're looking for dumb fun you could do a whole lot worse. Beautiful scenery, great action, and this thing _moves_. The performances are great, to the point that they often (but not always) transcend the laughable dialogue. Jackman is absolutely at his prime here.

I didn't stop laughing from the moment Weapon 11 was activated until [spoiler]his head fell, spinning like a top, blasting out energy rays all the way down.[/spoiler] Now that's what I call cinema.