#x-men (2000)

[ankle-beez]

incredible. 10/10 bit

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Hugh Jackman as Logan Howlett

X-MEN (2000)

[rainydaydream-gal18]

Rampart: Are you going to tell me to stay away from your girl? Crosshair: If I had to do that, she wouldn't be my girl. Rampart: Well, then I guess you've got nothing to worry about, do you, Crosshair? Crosshair: It must burn you up that a clone like me saved you from prison, huh? Gotta' be careful. I might not be there next time. Oh, and Rampart - stay away from my girl.

[bedpool]

When Taylor Swift said "now I'm down bad crying at the gym everything comes out teenage petulance fuck it if I can't have him" she was talking about Logan Howlett in X-Men (2000)

[henry-the-queer-artist]

fuck zodiac signs which of the x-men is your favorite

[logankisseswade]

24 years ❤️💕🌹

[yeahthatsinteresting]

'X-Men' (2000)

[72stars]

rewatched the 2000 X-Men movie for the first time in years last night, feat. a severely underutilized but v. cute and charming Scott, so doodle

[mieczyhale]

i saw this image and immediately had A Mental ImageTM

[thesulkycroissant]

friend and I are watching the x-men movies again, and in the first one, ppl keep telling logan they saved his life, and he’s just like... no. you didn’t and also get away from me. lil ball of rage I love him.

[denniskdraws]

Tom in that GUN uniform kinda reminds me of another role...

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Anna Paquin & Hugh Jackman as Marie D'Ancanto & Logan Howlett

X-MEN (2000)

[wolviez]

[alienwithobsessions]

Rewind: Hugh Jackman & Anna Paquin talk "X-Men" in 2000. - YouTube

Rediscovering my teenage obsession for this man

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"DARTH MAUL IS MORE INTELLIGENT. TOAD IS A BIT MORE SLIMY, CREEPY..."

PIC(S) INFO:: Spotlight on promotional wardrobe/makeup shots of Scottish actor/stuntman, Ray Park, as mutant supervillain, Toad, from the American comic book/action movie "X-MEN" (2000), directed by Bryan Singer. 20th Century Fox.

RAY PARK: "Yeah, you see my face more so than you do with Darth Maul."

IGN: "Cool -- What's your Toad costume like?"

RAY PARK: "I wear a variety of different things. Mainly it's all loose clothing. I don't know if I'm allowed to say until the release of the movie. But it's totally different from Darth Maul."

IGN: "Between Maul, Toad, and the Headless Horseman, you're carving out quite a career as a bad guy."

RAY PARK: "Oh, you never know -- maybe in my next movie I'll be a superhero. It doesn't bother me, because bad guys are fun. I don't know what it is about bad guys. But when I play Toad, I don't think, "I've got to be totally bad." With Darth Maul, he's evil all the way -- you have to think evil. Toad's a little different in a way, but still menacing."

IGN: "How is he different?"

RAY PARK: "Darth Maul is more intelligent. Toad is a bit more slimy, creepy -- he's like this little thing you can't get hold of. He always wriggles his way out. But Darth Maul is hard. He's just hard from the minute. He's cocky -- he knows he's good."

IGN: "What else can you tell us about "X-MEN"?"

RAY PARK: "Not much. I'm in it, and I play Toad. I don't have any prosthetics. I think you'll see my face -- I've got some slight color to my face. And I get to use some of my martial arts and acrobats in it. I think the quality of acting will be good, because you've got Ian McKellen, Anna Paquin, Halle Berry, Hugh Jackman, and Patrick Stewart. I'm trying to learn as much as I can just by watching them. I have dialogue in it, too, so that's a big step for me."

IGN: "Will we get to hear your voice?"

RAY PARK: "Yes, I've been told it will be mine. Toad is actually an English character in the comic, so it works out well for me. I don't speak how I speak now -- I try to tone it down a little bit deeper. I've been working on it -- Bryan Singer is great to work with."

Sources: http://m.ign.com/articles/2000/02/10/ray-park-talks-about-toad-in-x-men & Pinterest.

[logankisseswade]

my edit of an Iconic scene