New X-Men 3 Trailer

[Evi]

http://www.apple.com/trailers/fox/x3/

Looks cool.

[videoholic]

Damn.  720p High Def version looks so fucking good.  I need to buy all new DVDs when Blue Ray comes out.

[Living-In-Clip]

So, last week.
Still looks better than the craptacular last two films.

[Evi]

It\'s going to be interesting seeing Kelsey Grammer as Beast.

Looking forward to it.

[videoholic]

God I hate it when they do previews where they constantly dip to black.  Drives me fucking nuts.

[Jumpman]

looks pretty cool

hard to screw up a perfect villain like magneto(but I guess F4 proved me wrong with them completely ruining Doom).

Beast looks cool, Grey looks cool, Wolverine getting pwned by Magneto looks cool, I\'m not expecting the deepest story in the world but I know i\'ll enjoy it anywya.

Wow, that\'s amazing. It looks exactly like... X-Men 2.

[nO-One]

Well the Juggernaut is way too small, and the scene where jean/pheonix walked out of the x men place and the door flew off..... meh the doors kinds looked like they were made out of foam not metal.

But still, I like the xmen

+1 on Juggernaut.  He needs to be at least twice as big.  Use CG if you have to, even if it looks fake, but he has to look bigger.  Dood weighs 900 lbs for heaven\'s sake.

http://www.marveldirectory.com/individuals/j/juggernaut.htm

Im looking forward to this movie

[Jumpman]

i hope magneto rips the metal from wolverine\'s bones like he did in the comics...would be a sweet scene

wow i remember that, it was pretty gruesome.  how did he get it put back anyway?

[Jumpman]

In X-Men #25 (1993), at the culmination of the "Fatal Attractions" crossover, the adamantium in Wolverine\'s skeleton was forcibly removed by the supervillain Magneto. The act inflicted devastating injuries to Wolverine\'s body, so devastating that his mutant healing factor burned itself out in order to keep him alive. As a result, many of Wolverine\'s other natural mutant abilities, such as his heightened senses, strength, stamina, and agility, were burned out. In the Weapon X serial, then in Wolverine Vol. 2 issue 75 and the Origin mini-series, it was revealed that Wolverine\'s claws were actually made of bone and part of his mutant powers, and not created by the Weapon X program. For the next several issues, Wolverine would be unable to pop these bone claws without severe tissue damage and blood loss, which would force him to wear heavy bandages on his hands and forearms whereas any damage caused would have normally been healed instantly by his healing factor.

However, it was revealed in Wolverine Vol. 2 issue 91 that after sufficient time had passed enabling his body to recover from this severe trauma his mutation actually began to accelerate and as a consequence Wolverine not only regained his superhuman abilities, they actually increased from what they had been when he had the adamantium in his skeleton. Unfortunately, this also made Wolverine more feral.

Some time later, in Wolverine #100, another maniac, Genesis, kidnapped Wolverine and attempted to re-bond the metal to his skeleton. This was unsuccessful and caused Wolverine\'s mutation to accelerate out of control. He was temporarily changed into a semi-sentient beast-like form in which he knew greater physical power than ever before, at the price of part of his humanity. Genesis did not survive the battle following his failed experiment. Wolverine found a way to reverse his form to what it had been just previous to the time when Genesis captured him.

After several years of continuing to exist without the benefit of the adamantium to reinforce his skeletal structure, Wolverine was kidnapped by the villain Apocalypse, who set up a contest between Wolverine and his arch nemesis, Sabretooth, with the victor to become one of Apocalypse\'s new group of Horsemen. Wolverine barely emerged victorious, and as a result Apocalypse extracted the adamantium from Sabertooth and had it bonded to Wolverine. Although initially brainwashed into serving Apocalypse, Wolverine eventually overcame Apocalypse\'sprogramming and returned to the X-Men.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolverine_(comics)