From the day I saw the movie the Wolverine, I dreamed about Logan and Victor because of the problems that I went through that made me feel like a vengeful person.

I felt violent like Victor, wanting to get even with the people that hurt me. And maybe to the extent of being physical.

But I just wanted to prove that there is more to movies then most people think there is. We can learn lessons from them, if you just take a second to ponder on it.

And most of the time when writers come up with ideas for movies they think would be a hit, there is always a secret reason for day dreaming or thinking about those things.

I likewise have a habit of day dreaming all the time, and I though of a great idea for a movie. But as everyone knows, it is not as easy as saying, 'I have an idea for a movie, can we film it?'

You have to put in time for writing parts, hiring actors, and ect. But I day dream because, for me personally, it's a way to get out of the real world and crawl into my own shell to discover a whole new world where I feel at home in.

To me nothing can go wrong in my world, except if I feel the need to let my anger out on the bad guy, if there is one.

To be honest, now more then ever, I day dream a lot about the Wolverine, and other stuff. Because he is a hero, I feel safe thinking about him.

I could be in a life threating situation, but just thinking about Logan helps me relax. And usually when you day dream, you are awake but at the same time you don't see what's in front of you.

Since I don't know what is happening around me, I've been able to day dream deeply without being disturbed.

Just typing out my feelings is helping me to know that others, outside my world, can understand me. Cause I know no two people can be exactly the same, but I have a strong feeling there is someone out there that is feeling exactly the way I am.

I maybe even coping the same way too. It can be true, you just never know these days. But I hope that someone will read this and know that there is someone in this world that can sympathize with that person.

But getting back to the lessons learned from the Wolverine, I guess I could say that I've learned a lot from that from that movie.

It has inspired me to be free, be yourself, and don't let people that have little control over you consume you.

And the point in the very first movie of the Wolverine, is that if you leave problems unsolved for so long go on, burning rage harbor inside you, and have no communication between each other, eventually hatred from both parties will collide.

But here is the thing: Did Logan and Victor get anywhere playing little kinder garden games of back and forth fighting? Let's just put it this way, NO THEY DIDN'T!!!

But in the end when Victor does give Logan the chance to decide whether to kill him or not, the feelings of hurt, anger, but at the same time compassion for his brother that he didn't know any better flashed before his eyes.

So he just knocked out his brother, and took his anger only to that extent. But he was satisfied knowing that he did the right thing, because later in that movie, it shows that Logan actually did need his brother.

And to prove that Victor had a change of heart and wanted to make things better with Logan, he saved him from death. So showing mercy does go a long way.

Even if it's small, or big like the decision Logan had to make, it'll still make an impact on your life, just like any other thing would.

So next time you see a movie that you think is an amazing movie, just like I thought the Wolverine was, don't just forget it. Take time to think about it, and maybe talk about the main points in it.

Always remember this: There is always a secret reason people come up with ideas for a movie, life is full of secrets.

Even living for thousands of years wouldn't give you enough time to know every secret on planet earth! Besides, you don't have to know every secret.

Sometimes it is for the better that we don't know everything. And most of the time when people say that secrets are lost forever, by something that happened, maybe there is a reason behind it.

So to conclude, I would like to say thank you to the person who thought up the great idea to film the movie,The Wolverine!!

It has taught me things I have NEVER the time to sit back and think about.

And I will always remember The Wolverine as my inspiration to be free, don't let vengeance take over you, never be rational, and be forgiving, even if that means taking risks.

I love the Wolverine( Logan aka Hugh Jackman ) and the Sabertooth ( Victor aka Live Shreiber )!!!!!!!!