Self-important, over-dramatic, uninspired.

Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

This hidden little gem is easily one of the best animated series in past several years, which is saying something in light of several quality titles that have emerged recently.Wolverine and the X-Men offers something truly different, with an innovative plot line that redefines existing relationships and turns current comic continuity on its head.With a mixture of solid voice acting, great animation, and wonderful pacing, this series pulls off a great look at Marvel's Mutant team.Check this out! What might seem like yet another foray into the world of the X-Men will leave you pleasantly surprised.

This show is great... and after watching the last episode.. I hope they extend it for a 2nd season.The way it was handled and promoted was a joke.It aired in Spanish, first, so there were leaks of the full episodes in Spanish before US viewers even got a solid preview. Then it aired in Canada before the US so more viewers tuned in to the Canadian stations to watch the episodes online or watched them streaming through the endless list of sites (youtube included) which featured them... because they weren't available at release date and with a show like this spoilers are abound if you don't keep up.So their hardcore fans of X-men are watching it from Canada... then the BBC picks it up and puts out an episode a day. They burnt through the series and were the first English release to hit the web viewers.All and all I still can't find it on my TV schedule state side and nobody is talking about it (at least nobody who isn't watching it through their computers). In the end I hope Marvel realized that poor planning, a bad time table, under marketing and conflicting international releases are to blame for this series not doing well ratings and returns wise.It's a great series and if they release season 2 with a bit of common sense the return will be gang busters. Come on AoA.

I loved this series. I spent the last 2day watching all 17 episodes on an anime site. For some reason i could never find it scheduled on nicktoons. I figured i would be able to watch 1 episode but when i came across a site that had 17 episodes available, i couldn't resist and I'm glad i couldn't. This series does seem to be a blend of the original series and evolution and though that may seem like a bad thing it really isn't. All the characters are returned to adulthood (Cyclops, Storm, Night crawler etc) and this makes the characters more recognizable to comic fans. First let me say the beginning credit sequence is incredible and set you up from the beginning for an amazing show. The thought of Wolverine being the main focus of the show, seemed just to be a promotional piece for the upcoming movie X-men origins:wolverine and though in many ways it is, the whole thing makes sense within the story and at the end of the day it works.each episode gets bigger and better. wait until you see the Hulk episode (one of my favorites) as well as professor X/Bishop/Lorna Dane future episode. Christopher Yost who has written many amen comics has hands down written some of the best episodes of this series. They got it right big time with this series and after the mishaps that was the fantastic four and the unwatchable Avenger: Together We Stand, wasn't sure if that was even possible. even spectacular spiderman wasn't great, though it had some decent elements. anyway this is highly recommended. for all those who hated evolutions and have issues with the live action films, this series will make you like the X-men again. nuff said

Okay... while I don't share everyone's enthusiasm i must say that this version of the mythos is just good enough to keep me entertained. Great stories, great voice work, and great action sequences.Wolverine did lead the team on occasion in the books and he is the oldest in the house... makes sense for him to be the leader here. The other thing is that cool is the other characters' personalities. I love the way they portrayed Mr. Sinister, he's absolutely perfect. One of my favorite villains that I've yet to learn everything about. It's like they took both Evo and TAS and mixed them in for a better series. Not perfect in my book, it still leaves me wanting an upbeat soundtrack and brighter style. The whole "we're making it darker" thing doesn't work for me. Every individual X-man is dark and tortured enough. Through some happiness on these characters.When I first saw the ads I got sick to my stomach. The way they designed wolverine's arms and torso is like something out of Fist of the north star... just way to big. Did Rob Liefeld draw this? X-men Evo is a little exaggerated as well but not as much as this one. But I digress, it's very entertaining when you just need another hit of X-men in your veins.Anyway, until Bruce Wayne buys the X-mansion and evicts all the muties to the morlock tunnels... make mine Marvel. :P