Anyone else notice a bunch of inconsistencies from the other movies?

I hear it's a reboot but don't kid yourself. It's just lazy writing. If it was a reboot it'd have new actors.

What ever happened to all the other x-men that joined with Cyclops at the end?

Why is Sabretooth so different in X-men 1? No explanation! I think they are saying Creed is not Sabretooth but if that's the case why not just make him dog? That would add up with the comics.

In X-men 1, there is an x-ray of wolverine's skeleton and there are no holes from the gun.

In X-men 2, Wolverine gets flashes of escaping the weapon X facility. It's nothing like that in Origins. He even remembers freaking out and not knowing what the claws were (because at that time people figured Wolverine lost his memories like he does in the comics but he doesn't). He also runs out a door, after opening it, into the bright outside (I'm guessing ti was supposed to be snowing or something... again like the comics) but in Origins he cuts through a door or wall or something and then jumps in a waterfall (also Wolverine falls in water I lot. I don't think he could swim yet. The metal would be too heavy).

Also in X-men 2, Styker says you have to keep "Adamantium in it's liquid form" or it will never become liquid again. But when Deadpool (if you can call that Deadpool) optic blasts him in the end his claws heat up. This also doesn;t make sense because Cyclops blasts are pressure not heat but that hasn't been established in the movies so maybe that's different or maybe Deadpool can make it heat.

I know it's rediculous to dwell on these little details but someone shoudl have fact checked this stuff first. They don't have to do the comics but they do have to make sense with the other movies.

Do you have to criticize everything?

Here's something I was really wondering about... how come those optic blasts can destroy everything, but Sabretooth (and his clothes) can withstand them? How did Wolverine even block the blasts when there are HUGE gaps that the beams should pass through to reach Wolverine? How did Wolverine become bullet-proof after getting the adamantium, and how did Sabretooth suddenly become no match for Wolverine after he got the adamantium? What was the point of the adamantium bullets; how were they any more effective than regular bullets? And why did Gambit attack Wolverine when Sabretooth, the guy he hated and wanted dead, was right there?

"Do you have to criticize everything?"

"Here's something I was really wondering about... how come those optic blasts can destroy everything, but Sabretooth (and his clothes) can withstand them? And how did Wolverine even block the blasts when there are HUGE gaps that the beams should pass through to reach Wolverine?

"DEADPOOL said:

"Here's something I was really wondering about... how come those optic blasts can destroy everything, but Sabretooth (and his clothes) can withstand them? And how did Wolverine even block the blasts when there are HUGE gaps that the beams should pass through to reach Wolverine?

I thought of that too."

How did Wolverine even block the blasts when there are HUGE gaps that the beams should pass through to reach Wolverine?

How did Wolverine become bullet-proof after getting the adamantium, and how did Sabretooth suddenly become no match for Wolverine after he got the adamantium?

Another inconsistency.... Sabretooth should have a healing factor, since he's roughly the same age as Wolverine but looks in his late 30's, but Stryker says he wouldn't survive the adamantium bonding process. So does he have a healing factor or not.

Also, in X2 the base is underground and looks a lot different to how it is in the Wolverine movie.

Don't forget that skin density...

"@ Abnormally Warm Guy:

• Creed is different in the Origins movie because they wanted a character worth writing about. X-Men 1 Sabretooth does not measure up.
  
• Wolverine's adamantium is supposed to be beta adamantium. It heals like he does.
• The location complaint is right. It looked nothing like X2's. Also, it was on top of a mountain, not underneath some kind of dam like in X2.
• It would appear that Cyclops' optic blast do produce heat in this movie. Stryker's words were not proven to be inaccurate simply because the claws were heated to the point of being red hot. That even happens in the comics with Wolverine.

@ Meteorite:

• Stryker said that he would not survive the process, not that he did not have a healing factor. Creed clearly displays that he has a healing factor in the fights with Wolverine. It implies that Creed's healing factor is not as powerful as Wolverine's in this universe. 

@ DEADPOOL:

• Sabretooth is supposed to have super strength and when he does not use his claws, he generally uses that. Meaning before he breaks Wolverine like tissue paper, after the adamantium bonding, Creed does not have that ability at all.

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• It would appear that Cyclops' optic blast do produce heat in this movie. Stryker's words were not proven to be inaccurate simply because the claws were heated to the point of being red hot. That even happens in the comics with Wolverine.

 

"I am aware of how Cyclops' powers work in the comics. However, you see during both uses of his power in the movie that they leave things charred and burnt in the movie. The friction that would be required to heat Wolverine's claws to the point of being white hot would be more than enough to toss him right off of the ledge during his fight with Weapon XI. "

Honestly I don't think they had to mess with established continuity to make a decent movie except for Sabretooth and that wouldnt be an issue if they wrote him decently the first time. Theres absolutely no excuse for how retarded they made "Weapon XI" wtf just make a new character instead of breaking a good one that already exists.

Well I only saw one so woot.

Ok that doesn't really tell me why the dude with everyones powers isnt Wade.

I see.

"Dane said:

"Ok that doesn't really tell me why the dude with everyones powers isnt Wade. "

He is a clone of Wade. That is why Wolverine thought he smelled like him. "