X-24 Kills Charles Xavier Scene: kzread.info/dash/bejne/f3ZlsaSGmLG4hKQ.html

@alejandrob.4961

7 ай бұрын

dude, spoilers, wtf

@Nutsack_84

5 ай бұрын

@@alejandrob.4961the movie has been out for almost 7 years bro

@alejandrob.4961

5 ай бұрын

@@Nutsack_84 bro, do you know what jokes are? I shall teach you a world of wonders then...

@Nutsack_84

5 ай бұрын

@@alejandrob.4961 how is anyone supposed to know you were joking when you gave absolutely no hints of sarcasm? That could be a genuine question and I know because I’ve seen people be serious about it

@alejandrob.4961

5 ай бұрын

@@Nutsack_84oh my god, is your real name Nut Sack? you know that means balls right? like men balls, did you know that?

Mr Munson: you’ve had training? Logan: some He has been through every war since the American civil war, I think that more than some training

@hv4285

Жыл бұрын

Hahahah I laughed too hard at that answer. He's seen some "Stuff" to say the least.

@tigqc

Жыл бұрын

Not every "war", just the big ones.

@Johny40Se7en

Жыл бұрын

@@tigqc "Just" the big ones. Jesus Christ... like one isn't more than enough 😅

@josearteaga9667

Жыл бұрын

@@hv4285 the man survived the damn nuclear attack at Hiroshima lol

@richardthomas5362

Жыл бұрын

LOL!

This guy and his family deserved so much better than what they got. I was so upset about what happened to them and that they all thought it was Logan who did it

@chefboiardeeznutz9881

Жыл бұрын

​@Grandmaster Leeroy Jenkins you're not wrong, but what can anyone do about that? Not really much.

@JohnGabanna12

10 ай бұрын

@@chefboiardeeznutz9881what a sympathetic view of a life threatening illness!

@skramzfather

10 ай бұрын

i think they knew it wasn’t logan, but the father still blamed logan for bringing x 24 to their home

@westmcgee9320

5 ай бұрын

I was too. It’s one of the reasons I don’t revere this film as some do. That and Charles’ final moments.

@westmcgee9320

5 ай бұрын

@@bska8960no 💩, Sherlock

I love how even though dude is on the cusp of death..homie broke a rifle in TWO on his knee. Dude may be withering away, but a metal skeleton is a metal skeleton.

@jacobunderwood4957

Жыл бұрын

If I hit the gym hard for the next couple years, I could maybe get strong enough to break a shoddy old rifle over my knee... but you know my shit would bruise and swell up like a melon. Logan gives a little cough and doesn't even limp as he walks away.

@MR_Edits03

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobunderwood4957 I think even if you could break an old rifle over the knee, it would still do more damage. I’m curious if when he does it his knee hurts at all, or if it’s just like “yeah I broke that, so what?”

@BadassName17

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobunderwood4957 You would not. Unless it’s a shitty weapon.

@jacobunderwood4957

Жыл бұрын

@@BadassName17 Good thing I specified that it was 'shoddy'.

@BadassName17

Жыл бұрын

@@jacobunderwood4957 Whoops, missed that part lmao.

I love how he’s dying and still a badass.

@lyianx

Жыл бұрын

When you think about it, hes dying VERY slowly.

@Raul-wd1jb

Жыл бұрын

@@lyianx he’s just aging

@DR3AD47

Жыл бұрын

@@lyianx aren't we all?

@laurynasjagelo5075

Жыл бұрын

@@DR3AD47 dying every day :D

@MachinaX7

11 ай бұрын

You live every day, you only die once.

Hugh Jackman will always be Wolverine. He brings this intimidating and emotional side of the character no one ever could do.

@kobayashimaru8114

Жыл бұрын

I remember when I first found out Hugh Jackman was cast as Wolverine. I was like nooooo! Happy to be proven wrong

@squirrelsinjacket1804

Жыл бұрын

I was just happy he didn't play him as a one dimensional character.

@marcusb869

8 ай бұрын

He wasn’t intimidating until this movie and he was old as hell 🥱😴Need a real 5’2 asshole Wolverine

@iami3rian394

4 ай бұрын

No one else ever? Besides thevoice actor in the90's cartoon, who else tried?

@RehmatDeen

18 күн бұрын

what about the kid in Xmen origins 😂 little wolvy

"you've had training." Imagine he was just like, "yea since the mid-1800's." Lol

THIS is Logan imo. Its not just his healing factor. Man has lived hundreds of years. He has loss so much and beeb hurt countless times, you’d think he’d grow cold. But no, he just can’t help but stand up for the little guy. Edit: Due to popular demand, heres Beep Part2: Beep

@DHGxMcFlurry

Жыл бұрын

He cares about humanity and will do anything to defend them. Well, the good one's anyway.

@NVNNN

Жыл бұрын

You are so interesting, and your take is so unique. Wait for this comment to get a couple more likes, then take a screenshot and show how well you’re doing to your parents. They will surely be proud

@Caricanalisis

Жыл бұрын

beeb hurt indeed

@KoOkiEzRoCkz

Жыл бұрын

@@NVNNN thank you for your kind words 😢brb printing this screenshot out for my inevitable oscar speech in 2 years

@KoOkiEzRoCkz

Жыл бұрын

@@Caricanalisis it do beeb like that

Was sad to see how these two ended. They were a great combination

@mellow093

Жыл бұрын

​@@alfa-psi Ok

Wolverine didn't even need to use his mutant powers and he still intimidated those guys while being close to death.

@roweman7017

Жыл бұрын

I mean if you think about it all these people are children to him

@luliu4572

Жыл бұрын

TBF, having bones coated in metal helps break a shotgun in half.

@kzz0r

Жыл бұрын

​@@luliu4572 and some healing factor too because that still bruises a knee rofl

@oneplumpboi5317

Жыл бұрын

@@luliu4572 I mean. some people have ripped their quads in half dropping a barbell on them... hammering a gun to your quads... still hurts

@RS-xq6je

Жыл бұрын

​@@oneplumpboi5317could you name a few?

Munson : “You’ve had training?” Logan : “Some. Almost 200 years worth.”

@joejoemartinez6059

Жыл бұрын

Didn't that change in days of future

@happylifehappythoughts8235

Жыл бұрын

@@joejoemartinez6059 no because this Logan still remembers all the training he underwent in the old timeline

@thecowboy9698

11 ай бұрын

That'd have been cool if he'd actually said that.

The MCU will never make a Wolverine this tragic and badass

@GHOSTWARRIOR60

Жыл бұрын

@Kyle Campbell Wanna bet??

@jameswilliams-zr8co

Жыл бұрын

..i wish ..the mcu is such political crap now

@crimsontheworld772

Жыл бұрын

They made Thanos, so it's possible

@winterspirit3734

Жыл бұрын

Maybe in Deadpool 3 now. Sure hope so

@ey3z4ya

Жыл бұрын

​@@crimsontheworld772 that doesn't say much imo

1:38 When you rack one into the chamber and the scarred, muscled up, ex military looking dude across from you doesn't blink.

@carlosjaquez6675

Жыл бұрын

Imagine if he started smiling

@peytonmac1131

4 ай бұрын

Being bulletproof helps. I imagine most actual ex-military person still understands that looking intimidating isn't going to help if you're up against someone willing to pull the trigger.

It's funny how he is slowly dying from adamantium poisoning but is still intimidating enough to scare off a group of hired guns. It just adds to how terrifying he would be when at full strength

@GmanMusic12

Ай бұрын

It was confirmed not to be adamntium position and the actual food that was being distributed had an anti-mutant property to them stopping any from being born and ruining wolverine.

@jotarokujo5132

Ай бұрын

We're all slowly dying from something, so that's not saying much.

You've had training. Oh, nothing too serious..just fought in every major war since 1861.

@johnwick04212

Жыл бұрын

And few Avengers level threat

@the.abhiram.r

Жыл бұрын

man's fought in the civil war, both world wars and vietnam before getting recruited for a strike force team

'It's funny how good people tend to die around you' - Agent Zero to Wolverine

@IAmGonnaPutSomeDirtInYourEye1

2 ай бұрын

Voooooow......what a reference!

Guy didn't see an old wolverine coming for him to break his gun.

"You've had training?" "Some". Yea just a dozen wars or so of training plus the mutant wars in this universe.

@JustGarbo14

Ай бұрын

Don't forget the future war against those sentinels

Hugh really got shredded for this one

@dforman4770

9 ай бұрын

Believe or not he’s actually a lot smaller than in previous movies. It makes sense though given Logan’s condition

@JarvisBaileyVA

5 ай бұрын

@@dforman4770 Damn I would not even have noticed. It's shot so well.

@dforman4770

5 ай бұрын

@@JarvisBaileyVA Yeah, Logan was a tank when he was younger. He’s still shredded but he’s definitely lost a lot of mass

Ive said it a million times and I will say it a million more. I still have not forgiven the Academy for not giving Oscar nominations to Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart in this movie

the crazy thing about Logan is he FEELS EVERYTHING, yeah he heals but the pain felt is the same any of us would feel too

Love how Logan turns the "you know the drill" line back on them. I have to use that on some bullies. 😅

I love all the Wolverine Hugh Jackman has played but this is the best & badass with blood & gore. Too bad there's not many not even in X-men. Hope to see it in DP 3. I always feel bad for the family.

@oobaka1967

Жыл бұрын

I have hope that there will be a higher death count in DP3 than in any John Wick movie.

I love how SHOCKED they all are when Logan breaks the gun over his knee

if someone breaks a rifle on a leg, and it doesnt hurt him.. You dont wonna mess with him...

Best Wolverine Movie Ever

The dying lion being made fun of by the rabbit and the fox, "Yes, I'm dying, but I was I lion once" -Aesop's fables I think

This dude thought he was in a totally different movie. Swaggered up with "Main Villain" energy and got unalived real quick.

This is why I love Logan, or rather Hugh Jackman's interpretation of the character. Haven't read any of the comics so I don't know what Comic Logan is like, but here, Logan can often be very unlikable in his attitude, but despite that, being rough around the edges; he shows through his actions that he actually does have a heart. In fact throughout every X-men film, and I think Jackman appeared in all of them, whether as a main character or cameo, not sure because I haven't seen them all, but he shows time and again that he isn't a bad guy, he's just got a lot of anger, that frankly stems from a lot of pain and guilt.

Hugh Jackman cast as wolverine as to be one of the best castings ever

This scene is so simple, yet so badass 💯

"Don't worry, we won't need it" Needs it 20 seconds later...

Hugh Jackman will be my favorite childhood memories The Wolverine.

Oh wow, I just realised, after all this time who Eriq La Salle is in this scene. He played Darryl in Coming to America. The prince of Soul Glo!

@thiz_just_in

Жыл бұрын

Yooooooooo!!!! Just realized that! I didn’t recognize him without the soul glo😭

@11Stucat

Жыл бұрын

Was on E R many years with George Clooney

@dforman4770

9 ай бұрын

BROOOOO I thought he looked familiar 😊

@chrisso1029

9 ай бұрын

Damn. I knew the face but it’s been a loooong time. Cheers for that.

@eronicakacaka2289

4 ай бұрын

No wonder he looks familiar....

-You've had training. - Some... Weapon X was basically programmed, guess you could call that training. Jackman's body does not give that "oh, I'm dying vibe". If you cough up from little excitement, you can't have biceps which can crush rocks.

Dude wolverine was so funny and badass. This was such a great casting choice.

imagine when he said “you’ve had training” an entire montage of the hundreds of years logan has lived just played

"Some training"😂😂😂😂

Damn this is my favorite western trope played on the manliest superhero and i love it

This part upset me so much. They didn’t have to kill that family.

My mans face at 1:20 lmaooooo

Logan taking "break the shotgun over your knee to reload" a bit too seriously

@stevensimpson1075

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

"You had training.?.?". "Some." 😄

Bruh, no training will let you snap a shotgun in half with your knee. 😂

@leatherjackets92

11 ай бұрын

Adamantium will

Didn’t even have to bring out the claws

Ang Lee’s Hulk walked so this could run.

1:49 YEAH!!!!!

Eriq La Salle. Legend.

"you've had training" "some" *literally fought in the civil war, both world wars and vietnam before operating on a strike force*

I don’t know how much of the comic character they recognize in this universe. But, he fought in a bunch of wars including WWI and WWII. He worked alongside captain America, and Nick Fury in WWII doing special missions. He was a trained SHIELD espionage agent. He was a trained ninja and assassin and mastered multiple forms of unarmed combat. He was a trained agent of a super powered group of Canadians (project K or something like that … my memory is hazy) before joining the X-Men. He was also a trained assassin with the Weapon X program. They use the memory wipes and his long life as a way to give him story arcs where he can do anything. Then forget those skills and not have to worry about character continuity. Is he just a mindless animal struggling to maintain his humanity? Sure he can be that. Is he a trained espionage agent and silent killer on the level of Black Widow? Yeah. He’s that, too. Is he a wise martial arts master? Sometimes, when it suits the story. Is he a master of modern military weapons and tactics? Sure, why not. There’s one thing this absurdity has on what they do with Batman. Wolverine is superhuman and over a hundred years old. Batman is supposed to be a master of all of those things (martial arts, gymnastics and acrobatics, programming in any language or operating system, multiple types of sciences including different types of life sciences, and I’m sure he’s basically a doctor in a story and basically a lawyer in another, and I’m sure he’s one of the best mechanics and machinists in the world …. And he learned all of that by the age of … what again?

@joeofmacabre07

10 ай бұрын

Not ninja but a samurai

@zero11010

10 ай бұрын

@@joeofmacabre07 read more of his comics. 👍 I’m sure he’s ALSO been a samurai type figure. I think samurai were land owners and elite wealthy mid level political and military figures. I don’t think he did those things. I’m sure he had a sword and a kimono and spoke about honor. I don’t know that it’s really the same. But, a ninja is an assassin. He’s definitely done that.

@googul2923

5 ай бұрын

Like 35, he’s not just some dude. Batman is a natural phenom and a super genius, one of the smartest men in the DC universe and completely obsessed with his mission. It’s absolutely possible that Bruce Wayne could become a virtuoso in all of those fields within 15-20 years

@zero11010

5 ай бұрын

@@googul2923 that’s just not how reality works. How many people do you know with a PHD in a field? How about 2 completely different fields? How about a master craftsman? How about a person who is a master craftsman in two completely different fields? He’s not just an accomplished fighter. The world is full of those. They spend their whole lives not just learning how to fight, but maintaining fitness and training. Very few of them actually have time for anything else. I think Dolph Lungrin was a solid martial artist and also had a PHD in one specific field of chemistry. But, MOST martial artists can barely string a sentence together. But, he’s also a master at programming! Cool. What languages? I’ve worked with software engineers who graduated college at 19 and one who graduated at 12. They were genuine geniuses. It’s a thing that still takes up a lot of time because this year new libraries, frameworks, and languages came out. And next year, and the year after that. It requires constant attention to master it and it never ends. Most software engineers work on a small specific area. The ones who can do practically anything make millions per year … they’re scary smart but all they do is software and maybe a couple side hobbies. But he’s also a master mechanic. That takes a lot of years of study. And, not just anything, he knows EVERYTHING. Because he’s also a mechanical engineer! That represents about a decade of learning. Separate from the decade of learning to be a car mechanic and a boat mechanic and a plane mechanic … world class in each. Most car mechanics only work on a small subset of cars. But he is also a master of biology! And not just one small section of it. Multiple! That represents decades of learning. And he’s a master chemist! That represents a good decade of study. And there’s so much more. It’s absurd. And let’s not forget that he keeps up with current events and the news. And, he’s still got some time to be Bruce Wayne and show up to things regularly. He’s walking around with how many centuries of knowledge that he gained in … what … 25 years? His first handful of years wouldn’t amount to a lot of practical learning if he’s 35. So … each year he gains a decade of expertise in a new field. But, he’s also keeping current on everything in all those other fields … because if you’re in any STEM field doing real work and you look away for a couple years you’ll barely recognize where things are a few years later. It takes CONSTANT upkeep and maintenance in each of these very specific areas of expertise. But, let’s not forget what it actually takes to stay in really good shape and practice like any tier 1 athlete or special forces soldier would … it eats up hours of every single day. Let’s not forget the time professional drivers and pilots spend just maintaining those skills once they’ve been learned. This is nonsense. This is Harry Potter level nonsense. If you’re happy with that … no problem! But, it should be recognized that what they have Batman doing isn’t human. That’s cool. They have aliens and monsters and wizards. But … Batman just isn’t human … or he is human but doesn’t know most of that crap even as the smartest human on the planet. I stopped reading comics about 25 years ago. At the time Marvel handled it a little differently. The smartest people in the Marvel world would be a master in a field and just dabble in others. It was STILL not really believable, but I don’t think (at the time) they had anyone who was supposed to be a really smart but otherwise normal human who just … knew everything. Let’s look at two of the smartest humans who ever lived … Newton and Hawking. How many fields of study were they involved in? Did they each pretty much stick to two areas? Math and science where one is really needed for the other? I think this is why Christopher Nolan’s Batman worked so well. He was a smart guy. But, other people made all of his stuff. He wasn’t the master mechanic, or programmer, or chemist, or biologist. He wasn’t the mechanical engineer and this that and the other.

@googul2923

5 ай бұрын

@@zero11010 I don’t necessarily disagree with those points but you said it yourself, they have aliens monsters and wizards flying around and Batman is supposed to be able to believably contend with all of them. That’s why he is written as an almost mythically powerful character, I’m not saying what he does would be possible in real life. Obviously not, but he is supposed to represent the peak potential of what a human is capable of mentally and physically, specifically in the elevated reality that is comic books. It depends on the adaptation but most versions of Batman depict him as a once in a millennia kind of specimen, that’s why characters like Ras Al Ghul and Vandal Savage are so obsessed with him. That’s just what the character is about, it’s not “harry potter nonsense” it’s perfectly in line with world he occupies.

Some training haha. Man’s been in every war since the civil war

Can we just talk about how Logan effortlessly broke that rifle like it was a twig.

"You've had training." "Only a couple of world wars."

"You've had training". Dudes done two world wars lol

damn !! his wolverine look is so intense. The beard really suits this character.

When CaneWood and his farmers confronted X-24 how the fuck did they mistake him for Wolverine??

@madsant882

Жыл бұрын

Same face. Hair was cut and he was clean shaven. Clone wasn't in their minds

@westy1637

Жыл бұрын

Both instances were at night, so it would make sense they couldn't distinguish the difference. Especially when nobody would expect clones to exist.

@SEliteGuitarist

Жыл бұрын

He looked the exact same. For all they knew, Wolvie had just gotten a buzz cut and a shave 20 minutes after this interaction

Snaps a gun in half... "you've had training."

This is what it feels like to play as Arthur in Red Dead 2.

You had training? Wolverine : Some. Do you know how to shoot? Vassili Zaitsev : A little.

It's never a western direction if not every situation is a pyrrhic victory

I like Mr. Munson's face when Logan breaks the gun in half.

2:01 😠 *G O !!* 😡

"You've had training" War bla bla shit can we get a thousand more of these comments

Grounded superhero movies at their best

This reminds me of the first scene of men origins Wolverine man with a gun comes in to demand something and eventually is taken down by Wolverine accept he is not killed yet only difference it was a daddy dispute

Breaks shotgun over knee

2:18 "You've had training?" "Some" Yeah... Civil War training World War 1 training both in boot camp and in the worst trenches in the world World War 2 training on how to survive both D-Day and a nuclear bomb, along with every other battle fought then Vietnam War training in boot camp and in the jungle with an invisible enemy And X-Force and X-Men training on how to fight with and against mutants, some of the most powerful mutants on the planet like Magneto mind you. Yeah... "some" is an adequate response.

"Some"

what a freaking boss.

the flange leak part makes total sense lol

When Logan meets Yellowstone

I'm critical of much of the AAA, cliched schlock vomited forth from Hollywood anymore but this... was a well done scene. Simple, understated.

Lets not forget this is the Soul Glo guy from coming to America ! Lmaoo just let yourrr sooouuulll Glo babyy

@stevensimpson1075

Жыл бұрын

I see it now! 🤣

@stevensimpson1075

Жыл бұрын

Feeling all so silky smooth!

It seemed like none of realized he literally broke a shot gun in half over his knee.

The darkest of the darkest movies.

Huge jackedman

These men were lucky Logan didn’t turn them into shish kebabs.

The water doesn't shut off until 1 sec after the's wrenched. WHen he starts saying "SHould Hold It", it's still squirting. Poor SE guy...

"You had training?" "All"

Love this movie, but hate the water leak fix.

Damn Dr. Benton got old af.

LOL... The old man didn't know who's Wolverine. The Worlverine is Soldier from World War 1 and 2...😁

GOO - dude they're already leaving

1:47 Him: One. Two. 1:51 Logan: Three Teacher: congrats, you guys have learned how to count~

I usually hate adaptations but they did a good job here. Mickey Mouse should take notes

Thanks for serving wolvie

I mean the scene is cool but why Logan doing that, he could just keep quite and thing will be fine, he shouldnt looking for trouble(maybe after he gone next day but what about the family that help him ,they will get trouble)

and tomorrow they'll be back and extra-angry, and Logan will be gone...

I bet Logan learned that from Fightin lions and tigers and shit!

If he pulled out his claws, they would’ve just drove away no question about it

That's why you bring more than one AK to a fight

Ive said it once ane I'll say it again. High Jackman would make the perfect Joel from TLOU

Too much for me❤

Soul Glo

Had some training? He has felt and seen the most pain human can possibly see

Damn Mr Munson aint Soul Glo anymore

some being the operative word

Logan isn't hundreds of years old he is about 200 years old or a little younger.

@stevensimpson1075

Жыл бұрын

197 according to the comics

GO!!!!!!!!!!

“Had some training?” “Wild Bill Hickok showed me that move in 1868.”