That said, a Wolverine film could be excellent, if they give it the proper scoep, like Batman Begins did for Bruce Wayne. Begin in the 1940’s. It’s only right since Wolverine is of course MUCH older than anyone knows –even himself! And then go onto his days in Japan as a failed samurai.
Then onto Madripoor and his days as an East Asian swashbuckler. His time as a govenrment assassin for Department K and the dirt he did in the 1960’s –a story made more interesting by the fact the Sabertooth (aka Kyle Creed) was Wolverine’s commanding officer and fellow assassin during that time. Flesh out the story of the Weapon-X program a little bit more, and finally culminate with his meeting Rogue that snowy day in Canada.

THAT’s the plot for any Wolverine prequel movie. Frank Miller virtually wrote the script for Batman Begins twenty years ago with Batman: Year One/Dark Knight Returns. All Nolan/Nolan/Goyer did was flesh it out and add a couple of extra vilains. Although it would require a broader canvas give the scope it needs, a Wolverine movie should do the same. Anything less and they might as well just shoot a couple of ifght scenes and save them for the next X-Men movie.