(The scene begins with a black background and the words “The Last Of The Americans” in white as it cuts to James sitting in his office.)
TLOTA:
I’m James Faraci The Last Of The Americans, now to clarify what it is that I said as to what I am reviewing and not reviewing next isn’t always easy. It depends on what I schedule and what it is that I can get as a request. If someone were to ask me to review “Doctor Strange and The Multiverse of Madness,” or whatever it is they want me to review then yes, I will review it. Otherwise, I do schedule a lot of what it is I do. Now onto the business of the next movie I am reviewing. (Cut to the X-Men/Wolverine movies as James does a voiceover.)
TLOTA (V.O.):
For many, the “X-Men” movies that started 25 years ago quickly played itself out by 2006 when the third movie tried to see if Hugh Jackman could hold a movie franchise of his own or star in a Wolverine movie franchise. However, the first try went about as well as a lead balloon, but I will try, and I mean TRY, to defend that movie in March. Then came James Mangold as “The Wolverine” was a lot better than “X-Men Origins: Wolverine,” but they needed a push to get something big to happen and thanks to a couple of movies that came out in the same period of 2014’s “X-Men: Days Of Future Past” and of course “Deadpool,” it gave 20th Century Fox the courage to try and do an R-rated “Wolverine” movie as Hugh Jackman decided that it should be his last ride as the Clawed Canadian Counter-hero. (Cut to James in his office)
TLOTA:
And what a last ride it was!
The Last Of The Americans rides with James “Wolverine” Logan on his last journey!
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