I remember my dad saying that the Wolverine guy played the sadness and the crying after that really well, it looked natural and masculine still or whatever
Ahh, yes. That would be good ol' Hugh Jackman. He's had to do a similar scene in another movie, and I can't resist laughing at that one (it's prolly just me. I either laugh or cry during tragic death scenes. But the whole "NOOOOOO! *heartbreak*" thing is hard to pull off, IMO, with it being such a cliche and all), but I think I felt it with Wolverine.
and we all know what comes from that
lololol. Indeed we do. And that's a good theory you have there. I still maintain every filmwriting team should have at least one fangirl on it. WE KNOW BEST, MORE OFTEN THAN NOT.
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Date: 2007-08-02 03:35 pm (UTC)Ahh, yes. That would be good ol' Hugh Jackman. He's had to do a similar scene in another movie, and I can't resist laughing at that one (it's prolly just me. I either laugh or cry during tragic death scenes. But the whole "NOOOOOO! *heartbreak*" thing is hard to pull off, IMO, with it being such a cliche and all), but I think I felt it with Wolverine.
and we all know what comes from that
lololol. Indeed we do.
And that's a good theory you have there. I still maintain every filmwriting team should have at least one fangirl on it. WE KNOW BEST, MORE OFTEN THAN NOT.