Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Throughout the X-Men movies, no character has been on a developmental rollercoaster quite like Wolverine. Appearing in nearly every single installment of the Fox X-Men movies, Hugh Jackman's Wolverine performance needs no introduction as one of the most iconic superhero performances ever.
9 Wolverine And Sabertooth Battle Through The Ages X-Men Origins: Wolverine X-Men Origins: Wolverine is by no means considered the best of Wolverine's live-action appearances, usually counted among the lower-quality X-Men movies. But if there's one great scene that came out of the otherwise poorly-received film, it's the opening montage of Wolverine and Sabretooth cutting their way through a long history of wars.
7 Weapon X Is Let Loose On Stryker's Compound X-Men: Apocalypse Long before Logan was ever Wolverine, he bore the simple moniker of Weapon X. Technically, Weapon X was the program overseen by William Stryker, the depraved colonel bent on turning mutants into weapons of war. Wolverine was by far his most successful project until he was freed by the early version of the X-Men in X-Men: Apocalypse.
5 Wolverine Gets His Own Words Used Against Him X-Men: Days of Future Past In one of his briefest appearances in the entire X-Men franchise, Wolverine still manages to make a big impact in X-Men: First Class, dropping the PG-13 film's single allotted F-bomb when Magneto and Professor X attempt to recruit him. This rude dismissal gets used against him later when Wolverine has to travel back in time to convince Charles Xavier of the impeding Sentinel threat in X-Men: Days of Future Past.