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'The Wolverine' − Hugh Jackman Sees More Of Jean Grey & The Silver Samurai In New Trailer

'The Wolverine' − Hugh Jackman Sees More Of Jean Grey & The Silver Samurai In New Trailer

After the initial trailers for The Wolverine depicted our favorite stogie-smoking X-Man in a vulnerable state, his adamantium blades are singing once more. This CinemaCon clip features Hugh Jackman's character battling a barrage of baddies, including the fierce-looking Silver Samurai, and taking on some heavy arrow damage. Not everyone wants him dead though. In between relieving his rivals of their extremities, the trailer also indicates Wolvie finds time for romance.

There's even more footage of him and Jean Grey looking loved up around the 27-second mark, although the gauzy quality of scene suggests a flashback or dream sequence.

The Claws Are Out

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WATCH: 'The Wolverine' Trailers Contemplate Mortality (And It Friggin' Hurts)

WATCH: 'The Wolverine' Trailers Contemplate Mortality (And It Friggin' Hurts)

After a six-second 'Tweaser' anda  20-second preview of The WolverineMarvel unleashed almost four-and-a-half minutes of adamantium goodness in the form of two trailers on Wednesday, and it sets up at least part of the storyline for Hugh Jackman's latest outing as the cigar-smoking mutant.  more »

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WATCH: 'The Wolverine' Promo Campaign Designed For ADD Crowd

WATCH: 'The Wolverine' Promo Campaign Designed For ADD Crowd

It's a big week for Marvel marketing, what with the promotional campaigns for Iron Man 3 and The Wolverine seeing a lot of action. The big difference is that the Wolvie campaign appears geared to the ADD crowd. more »

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X Ex: Jean Grey Makes Cameo In Six-Second 'Tweaser' For 'The Wolverine'

X Ex: Jean Grey Makes Cameo In Six-Second 'Tweaser' For 'The Wolverine'

The trailer for The Wolverine doesn't hit until Wednesday, but director James Mangold has released a six-second tweaser trailer via his Twitter account that crams a lot into its extremely brief run time, including plenty toothy grimacing from Hugh Jackman and a glimpse of the adamantium-clawed antihero's unrequited love Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), who died in X2, was reborn as the Phoenix and was willingly killed by Wolverine at the end of X-Men: The Last Stand. more »

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New Posters For 'The Wolverine' Show A Jacked Jackman − But Little Artistic Spark

New Posters For 'The Wolverine' Show A Jacked Jackman − But Little Artistic Spark

Some new posters and images from The Wolverine have hit the web. If only they were as stunning as the original black-and-white Japanese brush style teaser that BLT Communications designed. (I've included it as the last poster below.)  The new one-sheets are designed to appeal to ab lovers more than art lovers and feature images of a shirtless Hugh Jackman and his adamantium claws.  Hoo-ah! As Al Pacino might say.  more »

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How Do You Like Them Veins, Bub? First Official Look At Buff Hugh Jackman From The Wolverine

How Do You Like Them Veins, Bub? First Official Look At Buff Hugh Jackman From The Wolverine

D'you mind if he puts his Adamantium claws around you? Twentieth Century-Fox has released the first official photo of an extremely lean and ripped Hugh Jackman in James Mangold's film adaption of Frank Miller and Chris Claremont's 1982 limited comic series classic,  The Wolverine.   more »

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James Mangold Compares The Wolverine to Chinatown and The Outlaw Josey Wales

James Mangold Compares The Wolverine to Chinatown and The Outlaw Josey Wales

James Mangold was just as apprehensive as the rest of you when the idea of a Wolverine movie fell into his lap -- so much so that he spoke with predecessor Darren Aronofsky, who was originally set to direct, before taking on the project. So what enticed him to take the helm on the Hugh Jackman-starring X-Men spin-off, anyways? And how exactly will it evoke such American classics as Chinatown and Clint Eastwood's The Outlaw Josey Wales?

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