we should catch Wolverine and try out
20/07/2013, 11:03
http://marvel.wikia.com/Adamantium
A pure blade of Adamantium is capable of cutting almost any known substance, with the known exceptions of Adamantium itself and Captain America's shield.
A pure blade of Adamantium is capable of cutting almost any known substance, with the known exceptions of Adamantium itself and Captain America's shield.
it's said (and the marvel community thinks so) that moment in the film is mistake and an adamantium can't cut the adamantium. Also, have you seen the deadpool in wolverine origins? Does he really look like a Deadpool? I j i gave you link to the wiki where it's said clearly.
Also: In the second X-men movie Logan is shot to the head by a police with a normal gun. It penetrate his skull and he falls to the ground. Later the bullet grows out from his head. In Wolverine the only way to penetrate his skull is by an adamantium bullet. Which is a obvious error. How could he be immune against regular bullets in wolverine but not in X-men. It's pretty obvious it makes no sense. They had to do it that way to make the story work so Logan could loose his memory. Thou he should have lost his memory even in X-men 2. [The bullet in X2 doesn't penetrate his skull, just his skin, which is why it pops out when he heals.]
From here: http://www.moviemistakes.com/film7599/corrections
Also: In the second X-men movie Logan is shot to the head by a police with a normal gun. It penetrate his skull and he falls to the ground. Later the bullet grows out from his head. In Wolverine the only way to penetrate his skull is by an adamantium bullet. Which is a obvious error. How could he be immune against regular bullets in wolverine but not in X-men. It's pretty obvious it makes no sense. They had to do it that way to make the story work so Logan could loose his memory. Thou he should have lost his memory even in X-men 2. [The bullet in X2 doesn't penetrate his skull, just his skin, which is why it pops out when he heals.]
From here: http://www.moviemistakes.com/film7599/corrections
see, how can you believe movies after that. and more of it - to base a theory about adamantium cutting adamantium on a bad movie (cause wolverine origins is a really bad one)? People who make these kind of movies can know very little about comic books. Their target is to impress public, not to write a script/shoot a movie which would follow the laws of comic book/comic series cause they just don't care about it.
