The Wolverine Jean Grey in The Wolverine

I'm not surprised that is going to be a flashback sequence. I just hope it won't have a continuity error.
 
I think they have always planned to reveal Jean in some of the advertising. They probably revealed her so early (in the tweaser to the teaser!) because they wanted to get any buzz/discussion of her appearance out of the way before the real marketing for the film began. Her appearance adds a bit of intrigue to the film and marketers love playing up any romance angle they can in trailers because they think it appeals to female audiences.

Yea, that and they need to get across that its a sequel to the last stand, and not Origins. I would bet more than half of the general audience would think this movie is a direct sequel to Origins. With jean being in tv spots and trailers, that puts the idea to rest, while not revealing too much.
 
I think it could possibly be some kind of near-death experience. There's been a few instances in the comics where Wolverine has been nearly killed and has seen Jean (or Rose, thinking it was Jean) in a vision. During the Logan Files storyline this happens after he's lost his healing ability too.
 
Jean Grey's role in The Wolverine:

Director James Mangold (“Girl, Interrupted," “Walk The Line”) recently spilled some beans to Entertainment Weekly (print edition only) regarding the more nerd-tantalizing elements of the film, specifically, the role of Jean Grey (Famke Janssen), a perenially-resurrected mutant of godlike power who is central to the wider X-Men world and who in this film, despite being a “shadow presence” (and not necessarily alive) "pops up to mock, comfort and advise Logan much as Number 6 tortured Gaius Baltar on 'Battlestar Galactica' ” (we warned you this would get nerdy).

http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplayl...eveals-jean-greys-role-plus-new-pics-20130529
 
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I just hope she doesn't pop up in the movie all the time. 2 to 3 scenes would be enough.

This movie should be about Wolverine, not Wolverine/Jean.
 
I really like that Baltar/6 type relationship for Wolverine/Jean in this. Maybe she's still kind of alive? Maybe it's part of her Phoenix persona still in existence?
 
It could be like in the comics where Dark Phoenix wasn't Jean at all but the Phoenix entity taking on her image to experience human emotions in a better physical vessel.
 
I like the idea that Jean is "resurrected" in visions/dreams like how Ras Al Ghul's "immortality" was portrayed through a vision in Dark Knight Rises.

It also seems that this Jean will be good (Phoenix) and her dark personality will also emerge, "Dark Phoenix" if you will. Not a literal translation but it will be nice to see on screen after 7 years.
 
I just hope she doesn't pop up in the movie all the time. 2 to 3 scenes would be enough.

This movie should be about Wolverine, not Wolverine/Jean.

Yeah, I really do hope this Wolverine can stand alone and not hark back to the previous ones too much especially the less than stella X3 or Origins.
 
But its cool if they do build off of the crappy film X3 , thus redeeming it slightly... Making it more of a building block movie.
 
But its cool if they do build off of the crappy film X3 , thus redeeming it slightly... Making it more of a building block movie.

I dont know it would take a lot to redeem Vinnie Jones being in the marvel universe :woot:
 
I find it funny that Jean Grey got a character poster!

I think FOX is using her so more people would watch this movie!
 
Us: You recently shot a scene in Wolverine with Hugh Jackman. How did it feel to be back with him on set?

FJ: Hugh is one of the best guys in Hollywood, I love him. He is just an incredible actor, and someone I respect immensely. It has been such an honor to be involved with the X-Men films for so long, I was very happy to be coming back. Not to mention he¹s not bad to look at.

Us: What is that guy's secret?

FJ: I'll tell you one of them. He has a set of weights on set with him all the time. I'd be filming a scene in bed with him, where he¹s supposed to be asleep, when the director yells "cut" he jumps up and goes over to pump weights until their ready to shoot again. Then he just lies back down when the scene starts again and closes his eyes. He's a machine.
http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity...etween-takes-during-wolverine-filming-2013286
 
But its cool if they do build off of the crappy film X3 , thus redeeming it slightly... Making it more of a building block movie.

Going by what we saw of them in the last trailer, it seems they're having Logan struggling with guilt after having to kill Jean in X3. Considering that [BLACKOUT]he has to kill Mariko in a similar way, I'm guessing it brings Logan to a point where he understands that what he gave them was mercy. If that's the case, I kind of like the idea of them possibly bridging those two scenes instead of just repeating something he already did in an earlier movie without a reference to it.[/BLACKOUT]

We know the part from the comics with the bear is in the movie, so it sounds like that theme fits in with all of that.
 
Oh em gee why did I highlight that? I didn't realize just how much spoilers people have gotten on this movie...
 
Have to say i'm still abit worried how far they will push the jean and logan thing with the sexual tension and acting like she was an ex gf, Its at risk of looking really forced

it does feel like all the X-men films have been the logan and jean love story with scott being the guy in the middle cock blocking and i think thats a shame as that should never have been how it was done
 
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And its another reason why Jean shouldn't be resurrected again.
 
Her character poster is a bit weird because it's from Last Stand :wow:. Maybe it's because they want to promote the movie with Famke name but they don't want to give any clue about Jean in this movie.
 
If she's just his fantasy or a series of hallucinations, then she could be sexual or seductive and still not really have been his gf (he was in love with her, not the other way around). Also, I hear that Famke was rather hot in this movie.
 
Well according to what I hear
Jean Is simply In wolverine's dreams and hallunications.She's not really In film physically.
 
Going by what we saw of them in the last trailer, it seems they're having Logan struggling with guilt after having to kill Jean in X3. Considering that [BLACKOUT]he has to kill Mariko in a similar way, I'm guessing it brings Logan to a point where he understands that what he gave them was mercy. If that's the case, I kind of like the idea of them possibly bridging those two scenes instead of just repeating something he already did in an earlier movie without a reference to it.[/BLACKOUT]

We know the part from the comics with the bear is in the movie, so it sounds like that theme fits in with all of that.
Uh, why exactly does this happen?
 
Well according to what I hear
Jean Is simply In wolverine's dreams and hallunications.She's not really In film physically.

Exactly what I predicted!

Jean got a character poster and was invited to the screenings/movie premiere for additional marketing.
 
As long as it isn't revealed it's due to some kind of psychedelic poisoning by Viper, just because she doesn't actually do anything physical, doesn't mean she isn't real.
 

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