Judging by the way Sabretooth dresses in "X-Men", with the furs and whatnot, I'd say he spent a good many years out in the wilderness between "Origins" and the first movie, probably not having much if any interaction with humans, other than killing them of course. He'd probably make a good explanation for Bigfoot, too. Then Magneto comes calling, having obviously known about the Weapon-X Project and those involved, and recruited 'Tooth to his Cause.

They need to show the transition between the way he was at the end of the first Wolverine movie to the way that he was at the start of the first Xmen movie. I want to see that transition. l really do.

Gambit's last name was pronounced correctly; it's LeBeau, "The Beautiful" in French. Maybe some people pronounce the name differently, but I know "Beau" is pronounced BOUGH by itself. I suppose it depends on the person. "Tomato", "Tomatoe" and all that...
 
As far as Jackman not being a fan, the dude doesn't have as much input into the films as some people think. He doesn't write them, he doesn't direct them, he just kinda gives his input here and there and when asked, gives suggestions. The fact that each "X-Men" movie does better than the previous one, "Origins" not included, has told the film makers nothing except that they should be doing the exact same thing. Some fans may hate it, but they don't listen to us as individuals, remember...All they see are dollar signs. Once a "X-Men" movie does as poorly as say, "The Spirit", then they'll maybe think about changing their formula. 
 
Also, keep in mind if/when they explain the transition between Lieve and Tyler, they had no idea they'd be making a Wolverine prequel, or needing another guy to be Sabertooth. So if and when they DO try to come-up with a way, give 'em kind of a break. FOX nor anyone else had any idea how well the first movie would do, so it was treated as a one-and-done, with the door open, of course.

"They need to revamp the whole X franchise, it's way to cheesy now.  It's almost a kids movie, and I think Jackman is all about just making the money more then being true.  He says he's a fan now, but obvioulsy not a diehard.  Making Sabretooth Logans brother was just stupid.  Really stupid.  The leather jacket things was dumb too.  Oh, here you go naked guy, here's my dead sons leather jacket that you'll be wairing for the last 3 movies and a glass of lemonaid, and don't worry about destroying our bathroom our house is gonna be blown up by Maverick anyway.   Weeeaaaak.  Even tho Tayler Mane looks more like Sabretooth I enjoyed Schreivers Sabretooth more.  He was the best part of the movie.  Better then Gambit with his southern (not cajun) accent.  And did they get the pronunciation of last name right  Luh Bo.  I know a guy with the same last name and its La boo wah just said fast.  It's cajun so it's French. "

YES! explain how Sabertooth became more animal like!

Tyler Mane is THE Sabertooth 
 
I wonder why he wasn't in Origins...

"    I think he should stick to being Victor  because in X-men 1  sabertooth doesen't know who Logan is and isn't really the main villian. They have the same powers but they are totally to different characters "

 I sympathize greatly with the frustration around the poor attention to actual wolverine comic background with this last film, as well as the complete lack of insight with regards to Schreiber 's character, Sabretooth.  I thought that Mane's look and demeanor matched well with what I recall of the actual Sabretooth character, but Schreiber's performance was killer (pun intended.)  Given the new life he has brought to the character, I would love to see him maintain this role, but, as was mentioned, the writers and directors are going to really need to do some work to fix this and with GRACE!  I am increasingly having less ad less faith in what film is doing and can do for great comic book storylines and characters.  Almost cliched, "with great power comes great responsibility," and these film companies, 9x/10, are totally botching and abusing their power to really bring something new and complementary to the comic book world.  Many are now becomming so conviced that the movies are what these characters were intended to be, that they are collecting films and not the comics.  The inspiration that comes with discovering these characters and their place in the heroic stories is beginning to lose its context.  I digress.  Power to the true "origins"- the comics.
 
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