some parts took off the special effects dang it

Okay, I might have just creamed in my pants a little bit, is this seriously screener quality Wolverine? Which doesnt even come into theatres for another month?

im not a big comic book buff, could someone explain to me the after the credits scene? does that just explain why he drinks or what not? plz reply

Wonderful movie.. very true to the series.

Amazing find. Nominated for upload of the year!!!!

well if you guys havent seen it yet then you should, it was only a workprint but i still enjoyed it alot. I also liked the transformers music in it lol. well down to business, the after the credits clip. i didnt really undertsand it all that much, im not a comic book buff or anything although i have seen all the recent comic book movies with all the after the credits scenes but this one, i cant quite wrap my head around it, please someone who has seen it explain it to me thxx

1st part of the movie is awesome
than it all goes downhill
they should have sticked more to the original comix - would have been so much better
oh well - its not the first one screwed up , nor is it the last

thx for posting it tho , great find

Well, I just saw the thing and iv'e been dying to see the movie, and as you can imagine my heart droppped when I saw it on here. As for the after credit scene, it could be a reference to his work I think in Japan. I've never read all the comics, but know a lot through collecting the action figures. It could be a reference to another sequel...and an allusion to Lady Deathstrike. She appeared in the second movie, but it was a complete deviation from the original plot because supposedly Lady Deathstrike was way before the 2 movie's story should have taken place. For more detailed information you might wanna try checking out this http://www.marvel.com/universe/Lady_Deathstrike. She has close ties with wolverine and the director could be making justice of the second movie, or they could just be keeping an open ending. Hooray my first post!

discovering this thread certainly made my night.
i just finished screening the flick.
much thanks to the original poster, and all those who've since contributed links.

the jury's still out on the awesomeness of this movie, but i'll say this for sure: it wasn't not decent.

Very immpresive! Great movie! I, being a CG artist appreciate this version more the you can imagine! thank you very much!

In the face of such great superhero movies such as The Watchmen and Iron Man.... this movie was dog shit.

Thanks for the post tho!

its not better than those two, but it is certainly better than the incredible hulk, and spiderman 3..

I enjoyed the movie as well. I found this "workprint" amusing, seeing things in the movie that obviously will be edited out, but weren't caught yet. Two scences in particular where you can see the cables used for the stunts, the one at 14:10 being the most obvious.

what happen to deadpool?? dont tell me his weapon 11?

I don't like Victor Creed as Wolverine's brother. It take away the Uniqueness of the Marvel Universe and I doesn't fit with any of the previous XMen movies. The first XMen movie there where no connection or mentioning of brotherhood between Victor Creed and James Howlett (Wolverine). I wish they kept more of the original story line. but beside that really good movie.

that was an awesome movie. even better with the better version..but i still enjoyed it even though, so its a good movie...thanks

Wolverine and Sabertooth have always been brothers from the very begining.

Your a Legend, excellent post.

I'm a wolverine fan and I really enjoyed this, can't understand the lack of praise. sets up future movies just nicely, I like where its going. great start.

Thanks again.

Your the man captain!! Thanks for this. What an awesome find!!! Been waiting two years for this and I'll definitely take the work print. Being an avid X-Men collector and fan, this really made my morning when I seen this was up. Kudos for the best find of the year so far!!!

It stays pretty close to the original story as well. True comic collectors will pick up on this, although they did tweak a few things here and there, but that's the way Hollywood keeps things fresh and in reality, it has to be that way for money and evolving reasons. Cant tell the same story exactly the same way, weather it's in the comic books or movies, you got to stay as true as you can to it, yet give it a little extra each time the story is told on any format.

blackhawk618, the ending scene after the credits was great. What they were trying to do with it was set up his future legacy, and what I mean by that is the fact that Wolverine has no idea about his past and where he came from. His healing power wont enable him to get drunk, so him drinking to remember was a cool line in the movie. He's fighting for his memories but they are slightly out of his reach. This is what propels Wolverine in the comic books and that's why he is a loner as well. He is seen drinking in the comic books by himself a lot. The ending scene sets up his story now.

Thanks alot for the links,
pity the film is the same old run of the mill american box office trash.

Thanks for the uploads. I have to say I was disappointed with this. Not the quality, it sort of humor-ess seeing the computer animation when Sabertooth is chasing Wolverine towards the end. I was disappointed in the movie however.

Did anyone else notice they used the Score from Transformers by Steve Jablonsky?

I'm surprised, not a single person has mentioned that they used the Score from Transformers by Steve Jablonsky in the work print.

Haha yea I did notice that...I was like wait a second....it fit well though, maybe they were just using it as placeholder music...There was also some music from 300 when wolverine was fighting victor in the lab towards the end.

yea i thought it was fake as well. I got home from work today, was planning on watching Breaking Bad, I clicked the Forum and I see X-Men Origins Wolverine, I was like WTF!!!

First i thought it was just the trailer put in the wrong place, then i thought it was a joke, then i watched it!

What a great movie. This right here is why QSS is one of the greatest sites on the net. Every once in a while something is posted that isnt scheduled for release for quite some time, and those moments are pure win!

About the movie, I really really enjoyed it. I get that some of the effects werent included but That was part of the fun, you get to see some behind the scenes material and pre-renders that show just how that hollywood magic works. I cant wait to see those scenes on the big screen, this movie definetely has great effects judging by what bits were more or less complete.

As for the movie, let me just start by saying I really dont like the name, X-Men Origins: Wolverine just doesnt sound right, unless there is a whole series of Origin movies. It should have just been called Wolverine but thats just my opinion. I know that there is a movie that covers the origins of Magneto and Xavier, but does anyone know of any other origin movies besides those 2?

Anyway, name aside, this was a really good movie. The opening sequence was fantastic and it was great following Logans journey through life. The movie had a great beginning, lot of action throughout, lots of charactors(but i must say Gambit was disappointing, maybe full effects will change that a bit), and the ending was pretty good as well. I have to say it was probably the best X-Men movie to date as far as writing and action goes.

And a few problems I had, Ryan Renolds as Deadpool was great but not enough screen time, and shouldnt Wolverines love have been Yuriko AKA future Lady Deathstrike?


Well, I have to see this again in theaters, Its a pretty good movie. I think I watched it just in time, Marvel must be going nuts over this massive leak. I bet someone is getting fired or charged!

Thank you pirates:)

i thoroughly enjoyed this movie. what really impressed me was the fact that BECAUSE it was a workprint, we got to see the wires, etc. and i was genuinely impressed at how many of their own stunts the actors did. oh, and the cameo by daniel negreanu in the introduction of gambit was a great, subtle touch.

also, i don't know how to add spoiler tags, so i'll just say the cameo at the end gave me freakin goosebumps.

many thanks for the links!

whats so special bout the japan scene, is that deathstrike??

the ending with when logan is in japan thats when he meets YURIKO AND SILVER SAMURAI

Great movie, in fact it was better then the first two X-Men....thank you for the great upload.

SUPER Enjoyed this movie, as far as the Xman I think they did a great job with a pre quil but what I really enjoyed was the Un Doneness of this copy
It was really neat seeing some of the cabels and some of the unfinished computer graphic
SUPER FIND Im burning a copy for sure to add to my movies THANKS !!!!

why does wolverine have blades from his hands i thought that happened in the future as apart of weapon x ??? or am i wrong i cant remember him ever having them as a child

Thanks a lot for this awesome treat

Also, after the credits there is a brief scene of Wolverine in a japan. That leaves you to use your imagination.
Couldn't they be hinting Wolverine's son Daken? Who knows.

My thanks to the original poster as well. I've never seen this before getting a movie before it actually came out with such quality. I think that romance comedy The Ex was another such chance but I never downlaoded it. Really wonder if Fox is pissed about this? Someone gonna lose their job? Still what a find.

Wolverine ALWAYS had the claws. He DID manifest them when he was young and under extreme emotional stress (aka pissed off to high heaven) but it was believed he never manifested them again until adamantium was bonded with his bones. However THAT is based off of wolverines memory. Which as we all know, isn't very reliable.

The only part I can't figure out is the adamantium bullets. If they went clean through his skull and brain, then he would have big missing gaps in his skull other then eye sockets and such. I'm pretty sure even HIS healing power doesn't regenerate adamantium/bone.

And what is with Victor Creed, he looks NOTHING like Sabretooth in the X-Men movies. What happened, he pull a Beast and advance his mutation in an attempt to compensate for his infuriority complex over his little brother being better then him?

Its not a good movie to be blunt

THIS WAS WICKED ....IM STILL GOING TO SEE IT WHEN IT COMES OUT JUST FOR THE LOST SPECIAL EFFECTS SCENE'S BUT THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD !! oH YEAH WHOEVER LEAK THIS OUT AT THE STUDIO IS SO FIRED LOLOL

its gooooood typical workprint but thats what i have always liked about the special features section in dvds
top notch post wants me want to go see it on the big screen which after all is what this site is really about, giving you the look and feel of a movie to either make you see it or burn it

Yeah he allways had claws and the freaky healing power that stoped him getting any older, but before the weapon x stuff they wer just bone.

and what the hell did they do to deadpool at the end, Ya cant stitch up his mouth! he's the funnyist thing ever.


I still really enjoyed it.

Oh and your a complete legend for getting your hands on this bad boy

Watched last night and loved it. Enjoyed seeing how things started for Wolverine...was actually touching in some parts. It was hysterical seeing scenes without the special effects filled in. Hilarious...Thank you for this post!

Watched last night and loved it. Enjoyed seeing how things started for Wolverine...was actually touching in some parts. It was hysterical seeing scenes without the special effects filled in. Hilarious...And what do you mean, ultronx? Was Sabretooth (from XMEN 1 and 2) supposed to be his brother, Creed? I didn't know that...Re the adamantium bullets, yes the bullets penetrated his skull, but his regenerating skin grew back over them. Under that, the bullets are still there, I imagine...embedded in his brain...Thank you for this post!

in what film or xmen cartoon have you ever seen wolverine as a child with his blades i would like to know as ive seen them all and that was never in any storyline wolverines one and only power is his healing ability his blades come from weaon x in every other carnation of xmen

watch out captainrecedo FBI after you ass!!! lol

http://www.upi.com/Entertainment_News/2009...75381238681708/

NEW YORK, April 2 (UPI) -- An investigation is under way into how the unfinished movie "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" was leaked online, the movie's distributor says.

The FBI and the Motion Picture Association of America are investigating the leak, which led to thousands of people seeing a version of the Hugh Jackman flick on the Internet Tuesday, a month before it is to hit theaters, The New York Times reported.

Film or cartoon? Try checking out the original source, the comic books. Film and cartoon is all altered Hollywood stuff and fluff. I Do have all the comic books from way back when, X-Men books and Wolverine, plus true origin stories in comic format. Yes, he has always had his bone claws. The first time they manifested was when he was a child and was getting picked on by two other boys and his anger manifested them. Try reading more instead of just watching stuff that's been rehashed for the screen, you'll know a lot more of the original story this way.

lynalricht was right, and he said bone claws anyway, not blades.

There was numerous comics out ages before any of the cartoons, and none of the cartoons really tell much of a back story anyway.
I'm pretty sure i've seen an episode tho where professor exhaviour does some mind voo doo on him and he has some chronic flash backs.

Yeah like thumper said he's allways had bone claw things.......... sabertooth is his brother, he can heal aswell and he has the same claws but his are his actual finger nails that grow and retract instead of coming out of his knuckles... sabertooth is more like an animal, he cant hide what he is cos of the teeth and permanent claws been out. Wolverine is the opposite because he only turns to that side of his nature when he gets pissed off with someone trying to kill him... which is understanable.

hope that cleared things up for ya, I love all things marvel by the way haha

i'm waiting for this to come out in theaters.. mainly because i would like to enjoy the film, and this: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7978379.stm

when magneto removed his adamantium years ago he had bone blades.

Actually it was in a story line in the comics, if you ever read the comics. It was a series that revealed the origins of Wolverine, starting when he was a child. Not only did he have the healing ability, but he also had very sharp and strong bones that came out of his hands as claws. They became stronger after the weapon X experiment that gave him the adamantium. And as inkmaggot mentioned, there was also storyline to where Magneto removed the adamantium from Logan, he still had the claws, but in its original form with strong/sharp bones.

Thx for the uploads...This movie rocks! Can someone keep the workprint please? I've got the first part from SNT in flv format but not the second. I'd like to put this next to my copy of the SW:RotS with the time codes.

This movie is worth the $10 to go see. And to all yoos who badmouthed and picked this copy apart...get a life and maybe read a marvell comic or two before you speak. Much thanks to Stan Lee for sharing his imagination with us for the past 50 years.

A workprint is a rough version of a motion picture, used by the film editor(s) during the editing process. Such copies generally contain original recorded sound that will later be re-dubbed, stock footage as placeholders for missing shots or special effects, and animation tests for in-production animated shots or sequences.

For most of the first century of filmmaking, workprints were done using second-generation prints from the original camera negatives. After the editor and director approved of the final edit of the workprint, the same edits were made to the negative. With the conversion to digital editing, workprints are now generally created on a non-linear editing system using telecined footage from the original film or video sources. (In contrast to a pirate "telecine", which is made with a much higher-generation film print.) Occasionally, early digital workprints of films have been bootlegged and made available on the Internet.

There are also director's cut versions of films that are only available on bootleg; for example, the workprint version of Richard Williams' The Thief and the Cobbler. Although movie studios generally do not make full-length workprints readily available to the public, there are exceptions; examples include the "Work-In-Progress" version of Beauty and the Beast, and the Denver/Dallas pre-release version of Blade Runner. Deleted scenes or bonus footage included on DVD releases are sometimes left in workprint format as well.

Thanks and have a nice day...that is all.

Man. They are freaking out about this in the news for nothing. I for one wouldn't have seen it in the theaters if I hadn't seen this first. This makes me want to go into special effects.

Oh yeah. I think this was a total P.R. stunt.

did anyone else think that Weapon XI was going to be Omega Red?

I was absolutely sure thats who it was, in my opinion that would have been freakin awesome!

I also hear this version was missing 14 minutes or so, most of which is Deadpool related...