I just watched it and when deadpool ( or whatever he was ) beamed walfs claws they went hot read, they went atleat hot enough to burn through a mans hand and bone with just a touch, Why and how did wolverine just take it normally when he should have been getting massive burns and pain of getting internalally burnt.

Was this just overlooked because its a movie?

@Pyrogram said:

I just watched it and when deadpool ( or whatever he was ) beamed walfs claws they went hot read, they went atleat hot enough to burn through a mans hand and bone with just a touch, Why and how did wolverine just take it normally when he should have been getting massive burns and pain of getting internalally burnt.

Was this just overlooked because its a movie?

He's Wolverine, dude knows how to take pain. Not to mention he's got that nifty healing factor to sooth it over.

@Pyrogram: that movie wasn't very good, although i think Hugh Jackman did a great job.

more on the topic, the answer is simple. a lot of pain "you" experience is mental. if you knew it would heal almost instantly, it would hurt you less.

also Wolverine's healing factor is so advanced that a lot of times he heals before the entire pain can kick in.

@tylertothemax said:

@Pyrogram: that movie wasn't very good, although i think Hugh Jackman did a great job.

more on the topic, the answer is simple. a lot of pain "you" experience is mental. if you knew it would heal almost instantly, it would hurt you less.

also Wolverine's healing factor is so advanced that a lot of times he heals before the entire pain can kick in.

Meh, Maybe, but if I dug hot needles into your knuckles you would feel it.

@Pyrogram: yeah, you're right. i also don't have a mutant healing factor.