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Hugh Jackman screaming while sprinting through those woods did more for comic book movies than the entire MCU multiverse. It’s the last time a superhero movie felt RAW. No capes. No quips. Just claws, blood, and a broken man protecting his kid. Everything after feels like CGI slop. 🎬📺... show more

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