In the new trailer we see Logan at the very end holding hands with a girl (sorry I don't know who she is), also throughout the clip we see his beard and there are quite a lot grey hairs in it:                                  Has Logan aged considerably?
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In the trailer for the upcoming movie Logan (2016),                                   we can see that Wolverine's back is covered in scars:     However, in the rest of Fox's X-Men/Wolverine movies, he always heals without leaving scars.   Why or what would cause him to have scars that his healing can't fix?
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Just watched the 4-th episode of season 4. In the end we see the scene where      the baby is turned into one of the white walkers by a magic ritual.   That means that      The white walkers actually aren't immortal, they grow older over the time, and they perhaps even can die from old age.   But if that's how the process of reproduction is organized for the White Walkers, that brings the question:  Who was the first white walker ever and how did he come to such a state?
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In Age Of Ultron we witnessed Hulk lose a tooth.   My question is: Has Bruce Banner lost a tooth as well?
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I have to admit, I didn't even know spoilers were supported until today, but really bugs me that spoilers just look like empty block quotes before you mouse over them.   Is this a spoiler or just a long empty block quote? I can't tell right away, so it would be really nice if there was some indication of which one it was so I didn't have to push my mouse all the way over to it. What can I say, I'm incredibly lazy.  vs.         I suppose the author should include something that says 'Spoilers below:', but it would be nice if there was some other indication of what it was.
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I have started watching Altered Carbon on Netflix. I have read the books long time ago. Why is Kovacs the last Envoy?
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Duh!  But, do the books ever describe what he actually looks like? I found a diagram by Tolkien himself:  But this looks too... vague? And I don't know whether he was ever intent on continuing with this one as the official look for the great villain. I just started reading Fellowship, completed half of it, when I was informed that everything in the movies is not accurately modelled after the book. And I know for a fact that the fiery eye was just imagined by Peter Jackson for the movies. So, is the Sauron seen in the movie a correct description? Is there a description at all? And if there is, how do the books describe Sauron?
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I repeated the avengers movie yesterday in HD and saw something weird - were the Chitauri 'ships' living creatures? They kinda looked like they had flesh underneath all that metal stuff or did I just see my own stuff?  This is what I'm talking about
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In the end, when Lelouch is about to die, Nunally holds his hands and is able to see his memories. How? The theory that Lelouch is immortal explains this, but that isn't official.   Is there any official explanation for this?
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Much like Superman III and IV were kind of just...ignored... was it the same with the 3rd and 4th X-Men movies when X-Men: First Class came out?  It seems that most of the inconsistancies with the First Class story come from the last two movies' story lines, so I was just curious.
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"The Wolverine" movie is a prequel for "Days of Future Past" (because it shows DoFP related scenes on the after-credits).  So Wolverine has bone claws when The Wolverine movie ends, and on DoFP it has adamantium claws again, is there any explanation for this? maybe on the comics, or something?
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How long should I leave my poor soul out there to wander the wastelands?  I see that his SPECIAL S &amp; E skills have a blue increase bar - but the status time just keeps going up instead of counting down.  When should I call him back - or will he come back on his own?
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On the future scenes of Days of Future Past Wolverine's adamantium claws can be seen (they even appear on the movie's poster). But towards the end of the The Wolverine, I remember those claws were cut by the Silver Samurai, and he even grows new bone claws after that. How come Wolverine has his adamantium claws again in Days of Future Past?
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As requested by rand al'thor, a follow-up question to :  How many Hogwarts students changed year from book to film?  In the book series, we know Cho Chang was definitely in the year above Harry, for Wood tells Harry when he is in his third year:     'Harry, I've just found out who Ravenclaw are playing as Seeker. It's Cho Chang. She's a fourth-year, and she's pretty good ...'      Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban - p.188 - Bloomsbury - Chapter 13, Gryffindor versus Ravenclaw   However, in the film version of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (part 2), she is shown in the Room of Requirement with everybody else when the trio arrive via the secret passageway behind the picture of Ariana Dumbledore. This implies that she was not in the year above Harry (for she would have already left Hogwarts if she were (as per the books)) and was most likely in the same year as him.  says the same, though it does not seem to provide a reference - not needing to, of course, for it is never wrong ... :P  So, did Cho Chang definitely change years in the films and, if so, were there any others?  (Hint: I believe I recall seeing Katie Bell and Romilda Vane in Slughorn's potions class in The Half-Blood Prince so these are two free candidates to get you started. Proper references will garner upvotes :P )
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I am not a physicist, however, when Barry is running/flashing, he gets to talk to the team back in HQ - How?  When he talks back to them, I have a feeling, his voice needs to be distorted, even if not possible, as everything is ultra fast with him.  Isn't there some law in physics, that the movie is breaking, by allowing him to talk normally (vocal cords, breathing) while moving at 1000's steps per seconds (or whatever?)
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Just curious, reading the trivia section on IMDB for the LOTR films, in the trivia for TTT and  TROTK it says the following:     Tell-tale signs (grayer hair, blotchy skin) are introduced to show   that the Uruk-hai are an inbred set of creatures, who are already   starting to erode.   It is going on 10-15 years since I read the books and I am struggling to remember anything at all about this. Can anyone expand on this further and detail if they are actually falling apart?  I mean I understand that inbreeding is bad
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After seeing episode 9 of season 6 I really was wondering where Ghost, the direwolf was.  It would seem logical that he would be around I think but I believe I haven't seen him     Since Jon resurrected
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I've seen the  here before, as well as on many sites on the web.  I've also seen different info on what was covered.  I'm not a huge X-Men fan, but I do enjoy the characters and stories, so I know I'm probably missing out on a lot, and may have missed the obvious along the way because I didn't read a particular series or something like that.  I had a relative die from leukemia a few years ago and that reminded me of basic junior high science: that red and white blood cells are produced in the bone marrow and must be able to reach from the marrow into the blood vessels.  The leukemia my relative had was the kind where the "bad" cells would surround the marrow and prevent the new "good" blood cells from getting out to the rest of the body.  So just how much of Wolverine's skeleton is covered with Adamantium?  If it's the whole thing, there'd have to be openings for new red blood cells to get out if he is to remain alive.  I've never seen a reference to this issue, is it ever addressed?  That also raises another issue along the same line: Are hard to reach areas, such as ball and socket joints covered?  If not, then stress on other covered areas could be transferred to the weaker uncovered areas, which would lead to breakage there.  And if joints like that are covered, is there anything to say how it was done?  Are there openings or gaps in the Adamantium covering on his body?  Are there any references to any of these issues that deal with them?