? About First X-Men Movie (spoiler)

Though if you still haven't seen it, it's probably safe to assume you're not gonna

Forgive me if this has been discussed before, but I'm new here: After Magneto bends Wolverine's claws, how does he ever straighten them out? Seems to me they CAN'T be bent other than by Magneto.

Bill Bickel http://www.comicsidontunderstand.com http://www.missing-kids.us

The way I saw it, Magneto was using a good deal of effort holding Magneto back, causing the claws to flex away from Magneto and then go back when the force was no longer being excersized on them.

An 'indestructible' metal should be brittle, in the technical sense. (ie. It should break before it bends. Technically, diamonds are brittle.) They shouldn't have bent at all, but rather they should have broken if they changed shape at all. I chalk it up to the kind of science knowledge that says radiation doesn't travel in straight lines, instead expanding in a giant bubble that affects normal people and mutants differently, which requires some inherent ability to analyze a person's genetic makeup as far as I can tell.

Magneto was holding Magneto back? I dont remember that scene.

Really? Because I thought that was the best part!

I meant Wolverine, as is obvious. My mistake.