You are right, it is not Hugh's fault, the writing is one of the aspects to blame though, as they are portraying him as a nice guy, and he is not a nice guy, he is an asshole that kicks ass 24/7.

Yet in most films, Wolverine is depicted as a pushover

I have nothing against Jackman as Wolverine, I just feel like very few films, 2, have been able to actually give us a good wolverine.

Like The Wolverine film , recently released, was a pile of absolut carbage, compared to the potential it had... while fun to watch, it butchered Wolverine, again...

Well for me, the issue is that Wolverine is far more violent, far more of an asshole, and he doesnt play by anyone's rules but his own. Now given, there are thousands of comics including Wolverine, and most depict him different from the other... yet he is a badass.

X-Men, the first film, was a film in which Wolverine actually behaved somehow similarly to how he should act in given situations, same for X-Men 2. Yet in X-Men 3, Origins and The Wolverine, he is portrayed too much of a pushover, he doesnt take crap from anyone and he kills people much easier than shown in the film.

But my biggest issues, Wolverine is still a superhero, he has hightened hearing, sense of smell, high level combat skills, yet these are rarely shown. We are merely treated to a Wolverine that can heal himself up and has adamantium skeleton and claws. Yet these barely describe the wolverine I know, he needs to have his animalistic traits to even make sense in X-Men films.

Now dont get me wrong, I am going on and on right now, but I like the X-Men franchise, given they should focus more on other X-Men than just Wolverine, I feel like they are moving in the right direction with Days of Future Past.

What is your take on it?