MARVEL KNIGHTS: WOLVERINE WEAPON X DVD

It is not the strongest of Marvel Knights Animated stories released so far. Deathlok (Deathlok Prime) was quite developed. He is full of self-interest and angst of inevitability. The rest of Deathloks were way too reminiscent of the Sentinels and the Master Mold concept of the Wolverine and the X-Men series. The story does not mention how or why did Deathloks adapt things like Wolverine's claws and Stark's repulsers.The title was a bit misleading. Why mention Weapon X, in the title of this particular piece that has nothing to do with it? Personally, after seeing Wolverine Versus Sabretooth (part 1), seeing Weapon X in the title got me excited for all the wrong reasons... I would love to see a MK Weapon X story, however.Once I turned the DVD cover, I saw an illustration alluding to a fight in which Wolverine loses his hands. But, there is no scene depicting this event. I'd like to know how it happened. Previously, MK animation showed us Wolverine torn in half by Hulk in Ultimate Wolverine Versus Hulk. This time around, MKA gave us two Captain Americas, but denied us a fight scene where Wolverine loses his hands. Really?! We are used to him suffering great pains, so why didn't MK give Wolverine a great in-between fight is a mystery to me.Unlike the rest of the animated Marvel Knights, this story felt incomplete, like an excerpt. Often, while watching the story, I asked myself, "Is it a Wolverine story or is it a Deathlok story? What makes it a Wolverine story besides his presence on the screen?"At this point, I will try to remain positive about the upcoming release of the MK: Eternals and anxiously assume that the second part of Wolverine Versus Sabretooth in the "The Greatest Stories of Wolverine in One 5-Disc Set" will possess enough redeeming qualities. I also hope that MK will release a separate Wolverine Versus Sabretooth: Reborn DVD for those of us who have the other 4 titles.

My daughter loves this movie.

I collected the first Deathlok comics way back as a teen and found this new story line inventive and well thought out.I liked the fact it had many characters besides Wolverine.I do not like the Marvel`s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. version in the TV series much.I enjoy the Marvel Knights series of animated movies and look forward to many more to come.

Wish there was the 2nd dvd story this dvd is not the whole story.

This one is not bad, but I think I would have given it higher marks if it had predated the Terminator films. The story is most certainly a copy of that story and I hate when stories resemble other stories that I have seen, heard or read about.

A great addition for any Marvel fan older not made for young children. The voices could have been better too.

pretty good

this dvd was one of the best dvd that I have boughten in a while.Great story and love the way they laid it out .I hope you out there buy it and enjoy it as much as i have :)

Considering I am one of those who had a chance to look at those early 70's Marvel animated cartoons, watching this was a one pleasant deja-vu on the fun I had when I was a kid. I know a lot of people may don't like the animation as it is essentially and old technique, but to me the value is that the original artwork is there, and connects the dots from one frame to the other.. The voices are well selected and match the personalities of the characters, and in synch'd with the story and add a nice flow to it. The extra material with interviews of the people give you a chance to take a peek behind the curtain, so I was pleased with this feature too.After I bought this one I went to get Inhumans and a collected edition of Wolverine. I do have this weapon x story twice, but it is ok.

Own the comics but I bought this anyway because it is awesome.

Great

Great price with smooth delivery.

Worth a watch.But not as good as some of the other Marvel Knights