>The Wolverine "flying" on the train is kind of cheesy and an
>obvious 3D motivated shot. And the story itself seems like
>Superman 2 but without Zod and Co. providing a strong villain.
>And if he goes through with the procedure, why is he wondering
>what's happening to him when he's not healing?

I'm not sure he's wondering what's happening to him, or that he's suprised that he's not healing, I think he just has never felt what it's like for an injury to last that long. He's dealt with Pain, sure, but it immediately starts healing itself. This is probably a new sensation to him

>
>And, on a fairly unrelated note, while Jackman's owned the
>role, I'd really love to see Tom Hardy get a chance at playing
>him. I think he'd be perfect.

That would be cool. I read somewhere that they wanted Bob Hoskins when they were developing the movie in the early 90's. I'd love to see how that would have played. They wanted Angela Basset for Storm too