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THE WOLVERINE cast and crew gathered Tuesday evening for the UK premiere event at Empire Cinema in Leicester Square in London. Photos include stars Hugh Jackman, Rila Fukushima, Tao Okamoto, Will Yun Lee, Famke Janssen, director James Mangold and more.
Fans can watch video from the event at theofficial site or by clicking here.
Hugh Jackman and crew earlier came off a debut premiere tour event in Seoul, South Korea:
Embargoes are beginning to lift on the the film, with reviews and opinions hitting sites like Twitter:
#Marvel The Wolverine (3D) review: X-Men spin-off emits pointlessness in every frame – http://t.co/fFyurEKSbl http://t.co/gTog5uG3V2
— Comicsopolis (@comicsopolis) July 17, 2013
My piece for @TwitchFilm – Review: THE WOLVERINE Aims High But Falls Just Short http://t.co/gh7ueK5Tfp
— Pierce Conran (@pierceconran) July 17, 2013
The Wolverine (3D) review: X-Men spin-off emits pointlessness in every frame http://t.co/ngls1tSb3d via @DailyMirror
— Rochi Shion (@Marvel_Freshman) July 16, 2013
Turns out The Wolverine is pretty good! For large stretches anyway. Review should be up on DoG tomorrow.
— James 彡☆ (@JamesHunt) July 16, 2013
Finally! After countless false starts, The Wolverine is the one we've been waiting for. Review on http://t.co/dgtxAfyNc8 soon! #TheWolverine
— Celluloid Heroes (@CelluloidHeroes) July 16, 2013
is it good or bad? Can’t wait to see if its Rotten or Fresh in Rotten Tomatoes. 😀
Its currently fresh in Rotten Tomatoes!
ITS CERTIFIED FRESH GUYS! FRESH! FREAKING FRESH! 83% NOT BAD!
Seems mixed. Par for the course with Mangold to be honest…
Great 4 star review here- https://celluloidheroes.co.uk/review-the-wolverine/
I’ll be interested to see the flick, but my feeling is that critics were so unimpressed (some downright offended seemingly) by X-Men Origins: Wolverine, that The Wolverine had to be… Skyfall to get anything like universal approval.
My suspicion is – as it always has been – that Mangold has made a crackin’ good western (despite the film’s geographic location) with some superhero/action DNA cross-bred into the mix. If he’s stayed as true to the comicbook story as I think he has, then it risks feeling a little well-worn or even cliched. That comic is something approaching thirty years old let’s not forget, and a lot of what was fresh at the time isn’t so fresh anymore.
That being said, I still expect a good time at the movies, with perhaps a few niggly grievances that I’ll be able to get over…