The Wolverinehad the lowest domestic opening of any movie in theX-Menfranchise since the 2000 original film (13 years earlier), at $53.The park""s chief engineer Ray Arnold (Samuel L.Jackson) was killed by an escaped raptor in the utility shed when manually resetting the electrical breakers, while outdoors, Muldoon who had sensed: "We""re being hunted," was killed by another raptor.Rogue was sucked out of the plane but rescued by Nightcrawler""s teleportation ability.To their surprise, Magneto (with Mystique) had temporarily joined forces with the X-Men - he repaired the hole in the crippled ship and prevented it from crashing.where he met with Vice Admiral James Greer (James Earl Jones) in CIA headquarters.He reported that British Intelligence had taken pictures of the Soviet Navy""s new submarine, captained by veteran Ramius, who had taken out the lead boat in each new Soviet sub class in the last ten years, had good political connections, and had trained most of their attack boat skippers.Film Notables (Awards, Facts, etc.)The grisly, claustrophobic, action-oriented, science-fiction/horror film contained very little dialogue but with some very suspenseful, tension-filled moments (deliberately drawn out with slow pacing), visceral thrills and shocks, and special effects/visual effects techniques.