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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5583953" data-attributes="member: 8835">Not only that, but why would anybody expect the movie version to match the book or comic book.&nbsp; Its already been standardized that movies based on comics do NOT follow the comic book.&nbsp; Let alone any other movie based on a book.Anybody going into nerdrage because &quot;that's not how it was in the book&quot; is doing it to themselves.Now the sad thing is, apparently the movie itself has raised its own continuity glitch.Spoiler alert, just in case...A friend noticed this, the end of Wolverine has a bald patrick stewart walking and rescuing Scott Summers.&nbsp; The end of this film has a hairy headed Xavier not walking so good.Now somebody can explain that away as a &quot;he had machine that helped him walk for that mission&quot; but that's just covering a mistake.&nbsp; they probably should have left baldy in a chair, and would have avoided that minor gaff.Still, overall, a good film.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 5583953, member: 8835"] Not only that, but why would anybody expect the movie version to match the book or comic book. Its already been standardized that movies based on comics do NOT follow the comic book. Let alone any other movie based on a book. Anybody going into nerdrage because "that's not how it was in the book" is doing it to themselves. Now the sad thing is, apparently the movie itself has raised its own continuity glitch. Spoiler alert, just in case... A friend noticed this, the end of Wolverine has a bald patrick stewart walking and rescuing Scott Summers. The end of this film has a hairy headed Xavier not walking so good. Now somebody can explain that away as a "he had machine that helped him walk for that mission" but that's just covering a mistake. they probably should have left baldy in a chair, and would have avoided that minor gaff. Still, overall, a good film. [/QUOTE]

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