The 48-year-old actor makes his eighth and final appearance as the clawed mutant Wolverine in the recently released "X-Men" spin-off, and has said he wasn't sure about the movie's final scenes when he first read the script, reported Contactmusic.
In the movie, Wolverine - also known as the titular "Logan" - meets a noble end when defending X-23 and her fellow young mutants from the Reavers, and Jackman says he originally believed it would have been more powerful if he didn't die.
"Unlike a human character, what's most poignant for someone who is thought to be indestructible is him dying while saying, 'This is what it feels like.
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