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eagleeyevikingMar 3, 2017

Hugh Jackman's swan song as the Wolverine is an uncommonly atmospheric superhero film with nuanced performances by its two leads, gleefully gritty & well earned R-rated action and a story by director James Mangold that is moving and deeply personal.

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JorgeLestreMar 3, 2017

'Logan' is the perfect goodbye to these beloved characters. Is bold and unusual, gory and well directed. I would be very pleased if Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart would run for the Oscars next year.

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Movieman27Mar 12, 2017

I have to be honest I don't know if there is a good way to describe the movie except saying fanominal and action packed but that being said I will say that I don't think that it is a good idea to take the family it's a good time don't get meI have to be honest I don't know if there is a good way to describe the movie except saying fanominal and action packed but that being said I will say that I don't think that it is a good idea to take the family it's a good time don't get me wrong but it is very rated R it is full of swearing drinking a nude scene and constant violence but it is a good movie and the kid is just as wonderful as Logan is as a hero go see it… Expand

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GilbertoMar 21, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I loved this movie. I think that it is the perfect goodbye for Hugh Jackman as he probably did the best portrayal of wolverine he has ever done. Just for that alone, the movie felt great, yet the other actors did a fantastic job as well, even the little girl was a badass. The action was intense and very satisfying, the move for an R rating was the right one, as it gave the movie so much more weight and credibility, even if it was still a movie about mutants. It felt mature, it felt conclusive and sentimentally powerful. The reason I give it just an 8 is because it suffered some pacing issues in my opinion, specially when Logan meets the kids and keeps fading time and time again, and because I felt that adding another Logan pushed the movie into generic territory, it felt kind of out of place given all the seriousness and realism they tried to portrayed in the film, thought I gotta admit, Logan vs Logan was still badass. Go see it.… Expand

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drlowdonMar 13, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Last year’s Deadpool movie proved there is a market for more adult orientated and violent comic book movies and Logan backs that up with a movie that ranks amongst the best Marvel Studios have created. Set in the near future, in which mutants are no longer born, Logan (aka Wolverine) is driving a limousine for a living whilst caring for an ailing Charles Xavier. When he is contacted by a woman caring for a young girl, that she claims is her daughter, Logan and Xavier are forced out of hiding to in order to help.

Logan has is as much a western or a road as it is a superhero film and this really helps set it apart from what has started to become a slightly over-familiar structure for Marvel films. This approach also carries over into the action/fight scenes that, as well as being more bloody and brutal than you’ll see in other Marvel movies, rely less on CGI and are all the more effective for it. Hugh Jackman is as good as ever as Wolverine and the on screen chemistry between him, Xavier (Patrick Stewart) and Laura (the superb Dafne Keen) really helps give the movie a further edge by making it easy to actually care about what happens to these characters. If this is to be Jackman’s last appearance as Wolverine he’s certainly gone out on a high note.… Expand

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marcmyworksMar 11, 2017

A wonderful addition to the X-Men franchise with great acting. Very much reminded me of X2, though with a lot better action. My one complaint would be that there some plot holes and the timeline doesn't quite match up with the X-Men films,A wonderful addition to the X-Men franchise with great acting. Very much reminded me of X2, though with a lot better action. My one complaint would be that there some plot holes and the timeline doesn't quite match up with the X-Men films, but hey, it's worth the watch.… Expand

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badgerryan19May 19, 2017

What an excellent film! This is the Wolverine film we've always wanted. With fantastic action pieces and engaging dialogue. Hugh Jackman makes the most of his final outing as Wolverine for sure. The movie was extremely gory and surprisinglyWhat an excellent film! This is the Wolverine film we've always wanted. With fantastic action pieces and engaging dialogue. Hugh Jackman makes the most of his final outing as Wolverine for sure. The movie was extremely gory and surprisingly had a lot of humor, which was great! Everyone does a superb job in this movie bringing realism and believably to a hard to believe concept of "mutants" in the first place. And oh boy what a treat for everyone before the film starts. Ha!.… Expand

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CineAutoctonoMar 11, 2017

"Logan" was a good movie, which has respected the essence of the comic, but the story as such was flawed, but with such success, Hugh Jackman has closed his cycle with Wolverime with a golden snap, and X-23 opens the Doors to a new era in the"Logan" was a good movie, which has respected the essence of the comic, but the story as such was flawed, but with such success, Hugh Jackman has closed his cycle with Wolverime with a golden snap, and X-23 opens the Doors to a new era in the universe of X-Men, the actress Dafne Keen, was the protagonist of the film and awaits a good future ahead.… Expand

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SUROMar 14, 2017

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Esta es La película de superheroes. Eso en el sentido mas visceral de la palabra. Aunque ya se ha hablado mucho sobre las similitudes que tiene esta obra con una de las más grandes de los videojuegos de la ultima época: The Last Of Us8.9
Esta es La película de superheroes. Eso en el sentido mas visceral de la palabra. Aunque ya se ha hablado mucho sobre las similitudes que tiene esta obra con una de las más grandes de los videojuegos de la ultima época: The Last Of Us (2013) Tiene la crudeza y el manejo de la violencia perfecto (aunque en Logan la violencia esta mucho mas exagerada de igual manera se la lleva bien) y un argumento aunque fantasioso de igual manera es maduro.
En el sentido del guion yo lo sentí con las suficientes referencias para que un amante de los comics (lo suficientemente no arenoso) le guste y tampoco te sientes perdido si no has visto películas anteriores a esta, ya que solo necesitas saber de Wolverine solo lo de cultura general.
En las escenas de acción están repletas de sangre y no están tan sobreexplotadas como otras tantas. Para no entrar en terreno de spoilers las situaciones claves están muy bien desarrolladas y los giros que esperabas están ahí pero de igual manera te van a sorprender.
Los personajes son muy memorables y las actuaciones buenas de igual manera, aunque la traducción de Latinoamérica esta regular especialmente en el doblaje ya que está muy mexicanizada lo cual tiene que ver con la dirección de la película, mi recomendación es verla en idioma original, ya que gran parte está realizada en México y con la traducción pierde escancia . (Hay una situación con X-23 que será recordada por su traducción).
En la cuestión de la dirección de arte es absolutamente normal, salvo en momentos clave, nada para recordar.
En fin, es una muy buena pelicula de accion y sobre todo con una historia llevadera y memorable.… Expand

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metacriticrulesMar 18, 2017

logan is the best superhero movie of all time it tells a great dark gritty movie to end an era of hugh jackman as wolverine i even think it should win at least one oscar in my oppinion 3rd greatest movie of all time behind pup fiction and thelogan is the best superhero movie of all time it tells a great dark gritty movie to end an era of hugh jackman as wolverine i even think it should win at least one oscar in my oppinion 3rd greatest movie of all time behind pup fiction and the shawshank redemtion and who ever you are and if you didnt see the last movies just go see this one logan greatest superhro movie of all time even better than the dark knight… Expand

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BOOMPOWReviewsMar 18, 2017

The long awaited release of Hugh Jackman's final performance as the Wolverine was amazing, even better then I thought it would be! This movie brings in a perfect amount of action, drama, and time to see Logan and Laura bond on a fun road tripThe long awaited release of Hugh Jackman's final performance as the Wolverine was amazing, even better then I thought it would be! This movie brings in a perfect amount of action, drama, and time to see Logan and Laura bond on a fun road trip scene. It is loosely based off the "Old Man Logan" comic book series but does bring something new to the table that is amazing. Also, the acting is amazing. But to conclude this all, it is a must see for older audiences who are a fan of this hacking and slashing hero and want to see his final chapter. I've watched almost every Marvel movie and I have to say by-far that this is the best Marvel film yet.… Expand

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CinephiliaMar 23, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. "Nature made me a freak, man made me a weapon, and God made it last too long."

In a time when Marvel continues to churn out the same superhero film time-and-time again ('Deadpool' and 'Guardians' aside due to their fresh take on the genre), it's refreshing when something as intricate and beautifully-executed as 'Logan' is made, and on the extremely rare occasion I have given a superhero film a "masterpiece" rating. I mean let's face it, that first trailer was a dead giveaway of how damn good it was going to be.

I understand that Marvel has made the attempt to build characters through a series of films previously, such as they have tried with the Avengers films, but never have I seen a film that treats character development as seriously, and pulls it off with such precision, as they did here in 'Logan', a film that focuses more on the "humane" aspect of the character and how vulnerable he is as a superhero, instead of the over-the-top execution that's usually featured ('X- Men Origins' I'm looking at you).

Two characters that we've come to know and love, James "Wolverine" Howlett (aka Logan) and Charles "Professor X" Xavier, are put to the test of time as we see them in their new state, once characters that resembled strength and power, are now withering and vulnerable. And the gut-punching, adrenaline-pumping action has been swapped out for slow-moving, emotional drama and character development. Does it work? You bet! From start to finish we are led on a journey of discovery and empathy, with James Mangold more than making up for his previous effort that is 'The Wolverine'.

I think it's the uncertainty throughout that gives the film that powerful punch. In the other X-Men films (and most other Marvel films for that), we are faced with a plethora of superheroes each fighting a seemingly impossible army, but no matter what, there is always a general feeling that the good guys will win, and this usually happens. So when attending a superhero film, you sit back in ease, knowing the protagonists will succeed, however in 'Logan' that never happens, there is never that sense of safety, we can't be certain of their outcomes. Every step of the way, Wolverine looks tired, he looks sick, he's dying gradually, and due to his weakened form, we are left worrying for the character, there is that emotional attachment that most other superhero films lack. This is the harrowing truth throughout, we are emotionally-concerned from start to finish.

With utterly stunning cinematography, a hard-hitting score, fantastic direction and a superhero performance that might just be the first Oscar-deserving one ever. Wolverine's outing makes for the best Marvel film to date, a gritty and vulnerable adventure into the vulnerability of superheroes.… Expand

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sdf22Mar 26, 2017

This is The Superhero Movie. That in the most visceral sense of the word. Although there has been much talk about the similarities that this work has with one of the biggest video games of the last period: The Last Of Us (2013) It has theThis is The Superhero Movie. That in the most visceral sense of the word. Although there has been much talk about the similarities that this work has with one of the biggest video games of the last period: The Last Of Us (2013) It has the crudeness and the handling of the perfect violence (although in Logan the violence Is much more exaggerated in the same way it gets along well) and an argument although fanciful in the same way is mature.
In the sense of the script I felt it with enough references so that a lover of comics (not sandy enough) likes it and you do not feel lost if you have not seen films before this, since you only need to know about Wolverine only Of general culture.
In the action scenes are full of blood and are not as overexploited as others. Not to enter spoiler terrain the key situations are very well developed and the turns you expected are there but they will also surprise you.
The characters are very memorable and good performances in the same way, although the translation of Latin America is especially in dubbing since it is very mexicanizada which has to do with the direction of the film, my recommendation is to see it in the original language, and That much part is realized in Mexico and with the translation loses slang. (There is a situation with X-23 that will be remembered for its translation).
In the matter of art direction is absolutely normal, except in key moments, nothing to remember.
In short, it is a very good action film and above all with a story that is bearable and memorable.… Expand

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TIZMar 14, 2017

At times a bit overly violent. But one of the first comic book hero movies (since The Dark Knight) that is truly spectacular. An amazing hero's tale to shock and stir the genre of future hero movies (hopefully)! The best Wolverine performanceAt times a bit overly violent. But one of the first comic book hero movies (since The Dark Knight) that is truly spectacular. An amazing hero's tale to shock and stir the genre of future hero movies (hopefully)! The best Wolverine performance that has been and will ever be. Furthermore, it has a perfect conclusion.… Expand

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BrickthegrimDec 30, 2017

This will be one of my favorite movies of all time. Two of my favorite actors an incredibly human story for any movie but for a comic based movie this is unheard of. Everyone involved should be intensely proud.

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chidimeApr 14, 2017

Really good movie. Emotional, and very skilled storytelling. The action was top-notch and everything fit into each other perfectly. The first half was much stronger than the last half, but both were still very very strong. What a perfectReally good movie. Emotional, and very skilled storytelling. The action was top-notch and everything fit into each other perfectly. The first half was much stronger than the last half, but both were still very very strong. What a perfect sendoff to both Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart.… Expand

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oDjentoMar 10, 2017

I've never really been much of a superhero film guy because i always feel like the plot is arbitrary and the characters are 1 dimensional and if they do have arcs they just jump straight to their next evolution without any growth towards it.I've never really been much of a superhero film guy because i always feel like the plot is arbitrary and the characters are 1 dimensional and if they do have arcs they just jump straight to their next evolution without any growth towards it. The films are usually just about getting to the next set piece and cutting from mass explosion to mass explosion.

Logan luckily gets it right.

The film has definite emotional weight due to the script being able to give character interactions more meaning and just give the actors (Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart) more to eat up. The films set pieces have poignancy and conflict within them and captures the brutality of Wolverine. The X-23 character is also played with so little dialogue but done so well that you love all the characters and the way the act with each other. This film is an amazing showcase that superhero films can be great, if they focus on the characters and the plot first and not the big bosses they will soon fight or the biggest explosion they can put in. Sometimes the stakes in a film feel raised for the audience when they are lowered in the film (who gives a sh*t about Apocalypse eh?).

Great film and would highly recommend everyone check it out. Genuinely surprised me at moments, moved me and filled me with adrenaline in the action scenes.

Brutal, well written and somewhate emotional, despite its ex-positional ludicrousness. Also really nicely ties in the comic books to the plot.

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MaxPayneIsGodFeb 18, 2018

Fantastically brutal farewell to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine. Its about time Marvel made something to appeal to someone other than the kiddies. Easily, easily the best "comic book" movie ever made. Got my Noir version ready to go at home

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NerdConsultantMar 24, 2017

Logan is one brilliant film, it’s an excellent send off to the characters and does a decent job, really bringing finality to the franchise. If 20th Century Fox wants to keep going with the X Men franchise, I think they should just do a totalLogan is one brilliant film, it’s an excellent send off to the characters and does a decent job, really bringing finality to the franchise. If 20th Century Fox wants to keep going with the X Men franchise, I think they should just do a total re-boo because this one really should be the last film. It’s well acted, the action scenes are really good and the plot line, while dark and gritty also works very well and the rumours are not true, there is no Deadpool cameo in the film, thank god, because that would have destroyed the tone. It’s not fun and it’s not glamorous, but that does not change the fact that it is readly good. I would really recommend seeing this one, especially if you followed the X Men films, though, be aware, it is a very gory film and it very much deserves its R rating. Don’t stick around for the end credits as there is no post-credit scene.… Expand

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Jezzer1801Mar 16, 2017

The best superhero film I have ever seen! Hugh Jackman makes his best performance yet in my opinion. With a super sad ending to the series, we see the real Wolverine.

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VillahMar 13, 2017

This movie gives me goosebumps thinking about it. It was so good, so entertaining, and so gory. I get that they do fight go fight go and fight and go but they creators of this movie did it so well. I never felt bored or thought "why'd they doThis movie gives me goosebumps thinking about it. It was so good, so entertaining, and so gory. I get that they do fight go fight go and fight and go but they creators of this movie did it so well. I never felt bored or thought "why'd they do that? I don't like that part." The movie made it all feel like it was real life. I loved every single character and all those moments you didn't expect to happen but are realistic and don't feel forced. I loved this movie and is my favorite movie of Hugh Jackman. Better than BvS and The Avengers. Maybe even better than guardian's of the galaxy. It's up there with the dark night. For me, it might even be better than the dark night.… Expand

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TheGamerKnightMar 16, 2017

If you haven't watched this movie, you need to stop whatever you're doing right now and go watch it. That's not a joke. This is honestly the greatest comic book movie ever made. It's breathtaking, emotional, violent, and nearly flawless.If you haven't watched this movie, you need to stop whatever you're doing right now and go watch it. That's not a joke. This is honestly the greatest comic book movie ever made. It's breathtaking, emotional, violent, and nearly flawless. Logan exceeds all possible expectations. Brilliant performances by Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and a stunning breakout performance by Dafne Keen make this one of the most brilliant movies in recent memory.… Expand

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fw_saw_filmMay 7, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This was a great take on Wolverine. In many ways its like an old western with a gunfighter that is doomed to die as he cannot change, or like the road warrior who fights even though he will never join the people in the new territory. The mature rating allowed them to show the violence that he has tired of. Logan is not like most others in his circle as his skills are close, brutal, and personal combat. He has always been the one that will do what is necessary, but does not want others to follow his path.… Expand

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vans-3410Mar 14, 2017

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The R-rated Xmen movie 'Logan' is really badass, but the ending is sad because Logan died at the end of the movie. R-rated movie is better than Pg-13 movie. I like Deadpool better than Logan.… Expand

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TheFreeman148Mar 22, 2017

A truly excellent film. Having grown up watching the Xmen movies and seeing the development of the characters and relationships, this really movie hit me right in the feels. The relationship between Professor X and Wolverine stole the showA truly excellent film. Having grown up watching the Xmen movies and seeing the development of the characters and relationships, this really movie hit me right in the feels. The relationship between Professor X and Wolverine stole the show for me and seeing them in a dilapidated state was heart breaking. When the movie isn't making you cry, its giving you a pulse pounding adrenaline rush. This is some of the best, bloodiest action I've seen in a movie. The R rating is definitely earned in this. Please go see this movie. If you're a fan of the characters make sure you bring your popcorn and a box of Kleenex… Expand

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Tbone86311May 9, 2017

Gritty, unapologetic, Great unusual chemistry between the characters.
A comic book story that you can sink your teeth into.
a fitting swan song to a bad ass character

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alva3901Nov 4, 2017

The final outing of Wolverine by Hugh Jackman is one unforgettable ride and one of the best comic-book movies in recent memory. Directed by James Mangold-who was also at the helm of "The Wolverine" (2013)- Logan creates a character-driven,The final outing of Wolverine by Hugh Jackman is one unforgettable ride and one of the best comic-book movies in recent memory. Directed by James Mangold-who was also at the helm of "The Wolverine" (2013)- Logan creates a character-driven, violent and emotional film, which benefits from its rated-r rating. The acting, action and story of Logan are one-of-a-kinds in the superhero genre, as the cast, headed by Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and newly- introduced Dafne Keen, play their characters to the fullest. It is unlike any other X-Men film, definitely the best in the series and deserves the praise it's getting.

When I saw the first trailer drop, headlined by Johnny Cash's "Hurt", I instantly knew we would be getting something different from everything else that has dropped since the first X-Men film in 2000. The brutality and intensity of the characters pay off in this almost two-and-a- half hour that redefines the superhero genre, and I hope pays dividends for future movies to come. The introduction of X-23 was a big win as well. She is played by Dafne Keen, and though doesn't say much, plays her role very well. Her connection with both Hugh and Patrick creates a family-orientated environment that makes the movie a whole lot better, especially seen in certain scenes.

Lastly, as much as I want the character of Wolverine to continue being played on the big screen, it would be better for everyone if they didn't re-cast the role, as no-one would be able to play the role much like the legendary Hugh Jackman. Overall, Mangold and the cast, create a masterfully orchestrated film that will be remembered for years to come. Not only is it a great film, but it is the last time we will be able to appreciate and witness Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart in the X-Men universe.… Expand

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The_Man_XXMar 19, 2017

Logan was a brutal,somber and entertaining film which was different from another other X-Men movie and followed in the steps of The Dark Knight pretty well.

Lets talk about how the R-rating worked in this film,i would say for the characterLogan was a brutal,somber and entertaining film which was different from another other X-Men movie and followed in the steps of The Dark Knight pretty well.

Lets talk about how the R-rating worked in this film,i would say for the character Wolverine it was awesome,the slashing(action),gore and language was better because of it but in the beginning it felt a bit forced as the first line of the movie is an "F" bomb,but after a few minutes everything felt natural.

The plot is very simple and very small which was good as the movie dives into deep character emotions & developments as Wolverine is old and bitter and i found it interesting how he was reluctant throughout the film and was only helping the girl in this movie to like get rid of her,but he isn't all bad as Logan cares for professor X & the their relationship is different from other films and for this dark and gritty movie it was well needed.

Although the tone of this movie was dark,gritty & somber there is some humor and fun to be had in this movie even if it's keep at a minimum,were humor was needed the movie did it nicely.The action was on point and i loved every bit of it,from chase scenes to the slashing the action was well done & glorious.Now the characters in this movie all had some purpose and meaning to their roles especially X-23(the little girl who is helped by Logan),she was awesome in her action sequences & her acting was good,Charles Xavier was also good in this movie as it shows him as an old,tired and beaten down Professor X who isn't as wise as he was and it was very interesting to see the growth or struggle of the character.

Hugh Jackman was amazing as always as Logan and his character is pitiful,bitter and you almost wonder if he is still a hero as he refuses to help people and doesn't are about anyone expect Charles and doesn't almost care about X-23 and the film portrays & explains why he is like that and it is very satisfying.

Another reason why this movie works and why it's so different in the superhero genre is that this film is sad and so emotional especially in the 1st and 3rd act of the movie,and since its a grounded movie the tone works nicely.What annoys me in this movie is the 2nd act whereby the film becomes a bit boring & since it was a more grounded movie it focus on some real world themes which sometimes worked and sometimes didn't & you start to notice that the movie is too long and some scenes that could have been cut out,but other than that the movie is fine.

Logan was a fascinating movie full of great action,emotion and depth,this was the Wolverine movie that makes a fitting end to Hugh Jackman's 17 year run as Logan.… Expand

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reviewbuddyMar 12, 2017

As one of the first big R-rated movies I've gone out and seen with a friend, I've gotta say that it was awesome. The action scenes themselves could be the whole movie and I would be just as happy. The story was an incredibly interesting takeAs one of the first big R-rated movies I've gone out and seen with a friend, I've gotta say that it was awesome. The action scenes themselves could be the whole movie and I would be just as happy. The story was an incredibly interesting take on the X-Men universe, though I will say that one might be a tad disappointed that it doesn't live up to the Old Man Logan comics that the movie is based off of. As a fan of Old Man Logan, I feel this, but not to an extent that I'm truly taken aback by it. It's a very respectful Wolverine movie that I can connect with, and a wonderful sendoff for Hugh Jackman's performance as the character.… Expand

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hatchels22Mar 11, 2017

This review may seem vague, but it's all in the spirit of keeping spoilers out!

- Logan is arguably the best movie in the X-men series to date! It has everything needed for the character to come to life on screen. Logan is foul mouthed,This review may seem vague, but it's all in the spirit of keeping spoilers out!

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Logan is arguably the best movie in the X-men series to date! It has everything needed for the character to come to life on screen. Logan is foul mouthed, violent, compassionate, and ultimately running on fumes during this chapter in his life. Charles is dealing with severe medical issues, and trying to not kill everyone around him through siezures. Laura is trying to find an identity, but had trouble due to how she was "raised". The villains aren't your super powered monsters, but more akin to psychopaths. Peirce and Dr. Rice do what they think is right, but in the worst way possible. The emotion seen from all of the characters, and how they interact may seem hamfisted at times, but for the most part, it's done excellently. A must watch, and DEFINITELY a must buy!… Expand

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higgins404Mar 26, 2017

This review is from a movie viewer who has not seen the last X-Men Movie:

I was surprised how much I loved this movie. It had action, emotion and a great plot. There were barely any references to the previous movies, so I had no obstaclesThis review is from a movie viewer who has not seen the last X-Men Movie:

I was surprised how much I loved this movie. It had action, emotion and a great plot. There were barely any references to the previous movies, so I had no obstacles with my viewing experience. The warning is that there is blood... a lot of blood. If you can get past the gruesome death scenes, you will absolutely love this meaning. My true rating of this film is a 8.75, so I rounded up and gave it a nine. This isn't a movie to take the kids, but the adults will absolutely love it. This movie makes me want to rewatch all of the Wolverine/ X-Men movies. Go see it and enjoy!… Expand

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SamuraiBarryMar 14, 2017

The movie was very enjoyable and had some very good scenes, the movie did fail for me in some aspects, some scenes feeling cliche or stupid during important points in the story. The characters all felt interesting and some scenes drew someThe movie was very enjoyable and had some very good scenes, the movie did fail for me in some aspects, some scenes feeling cliche or stupid during important points in the story. The characters all felt interesting and some scenes drew some strong emotions, overall a great movie and would recommend seeing it.… Expand

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Pablo97121Mar 15, 2017

Finally after good/bad xmen movies or spinoffs we got the Wolverine we begged for aswell as a proper farewell to Hugh. Dafne Keen's acting is superbern for a character with barely any dialogue.

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LeoManciaMar 26, 2017

Con Logan no solo tenemo la conclusión perfecta para un personaje tan memorable para el cine como para los comics, tambien tenemos lo que debería ser una apertura.
Una para el género que lleva este estigma infantil con el queCon Logan no solo tenemo la conclusión perfecta para un personaje tan memorable para el cine como para los comics, tambien tenemos lo que debería ser una apertura.
Una para el género que lleva este estigma infantil con el que carga(Marvel/Disney) y que cuando se intenta hacer adulto o serio se vuelve un ridículo completo (DC/Warner).

Logan es una película poco comprendida entre la crítica, ¿a que me refiero con esto?
me refieron a que muchas de las fallas que se le buscan vienen de su ritmo, de ese road trip que marcan Logan, Charles y la pequeña Laura. pero la películas busca estos momentos intimos, pausados, porque esta peli no trabaja como una peli de acción o de superhéroes, este es un estudio de personaje; “Quien, Como, Cuando y Porque” se pregunta esta película, se pregunta sus personajes y nos preguntamos los espectadores, conocer a fondo a un personaje sin que te lo explique una pantalla de inicio con letras, un flashback revelador.

No! aquí hay que fijarse en los diálogos, en los gestos, en su mundo. James Mangold nos mete en ese mundo al instante, ¿dónde están los ley?, ¿dónde están los valores?, ¿donde estan los Hombres X? así es como Logan consigue ese toque Western que se nos prometió, este género se hace estas preguntas, en este mundo tan hostil habrá alguien que se atreva a hacer algo al respecto, Logan lo hará! verdad? Mmm… no.

Logan ya no es lo que conocíamos, su factor de curación ya no es lo que era de antaño, lo que en su momento lo convirtió de un mutante al arma definitiva (Arma X), el Vibranium lo está envenenado, su cuerpo cada vez más se le dificulta contrarrestar todo ese material en su cuerpo, sus heridas ya no sanan, las balas duelen más que antes y ese dolor se quedará ahí un buen tiempo, con el simple hecho de sacar sus garras Logan ya sufrió lo suficiente.
Tenemos ese retrato de un hombre que no solo sufre físicamente, sino que por dentro está destrozado, ha perdido mucho y lo que le queda por proteger (Charles Xavier) está cada vez más delirante, el arma de destrucción más peligrosa se le hace llamar y no nos olvidemos de Laura, una niña que a duras penas se le puede catalogar así, es una infante que no ha tenido infancia, que el odio ha estado presente en ella porque solo fue concebida como objeto de experimentación, Laura es brutal, los villanos palidecen ante su furia, es lo que en antaño vino a ser Wolverine pero ahora está en el cuerpo de está infante.

Es ahí dónde Logan marca una diferencia, nos presenta estos personajes tan famosos y vanagloriados en la cultura y cuando los vemos simplemente la ilusión se desaparece, los baja del cielo dónde están y los colocan a nuestro nivel, con sus problemas, sus flaquezas, estos delirios y depresiones, está furia, esa inocencia. los personajes en Logan no son superhéroes, son personas y esto se siento como nunca en ese género, Wolverine ahora es una persona in-reactiva, ya no busca responder antes los problemas o antes sus agresores, Charles es un demente que detrás de esa demencia oculta una culpa tan grande que él se mira así mismo como un monstruo y Laura tras esa incontrolable furia se esconde una niña, que quiere escapar de su terrible destino como un arma. Nunca antes mire ese tipo de tratamiento. La joya del género es considerada “Batman The Dark Knight” y si entiendo sus razones y es de mis películas favoritas pero en mi opinión Logan tiene un poco más de sustancia.… Expand

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XMen42Mar 16, 2017

My favorite X men film so far. I love how it doesn't have to tender to the little 9 year old's anymore and can aim for a more mature audience. Hugh Jackman is at his best in this film.

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SabotowerFeb 16, 2018

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie is truly beautiful. Hugh Jackman and Sir Patrick Stewart pulled off their best performances as these characters. The new addition of Dafne Keene was perfect, and I can't wait to see her spinoff movie. Director James Mangold nailed the dark, foreboding atmosphere without making it feel schlocky or edgy. The writing is also some of the best in any superhero or comic book movie ever, with each story beat landing perfectly and tearing at all of our collective heartstrings. The deaths of Charles Xavier is one of the darkest and most powerful pieces of cinema to date. And of course, I must talk about the death of Logan. It is a showing of perfect cinema, with him finally succumbing to death after years of being unable to die. Of course, the action is also spectacular, with the R rating really giving us the full affect. Both of the fights with X-24 are standouts, the sheer level of brutality making the audience squirm. I saw this movie in theaters, and at the end of the movie, nobody was talking or theorizing, the only sounds were people crying, myself included. Overall, this movie is my personal favorite of all time, and I fail to truly see any of the problems that plague the superhero genre.… Expand

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LeZeeJul 13, 2017

A farewell and a welcome!

A perfect farewell to the only mutant who had solo films in 'X-Men' franchise. I never understood 'X-Men', I thought it was the worst superhero film series I've ever seen. But 'Wolverine' was the only reason IA farewell and a welcome!

A perfect farewell to the only mutant who had solo films in 'X-Men' franchise. I never understood 'X-Men', I thought it was the worst superhero film series I've ever seen. But 'Wolverine' was the only reason I watched them all and particular, Hugh Jackman. There won't be Logan now onwards, though a set of new generation welcomed in this film, while saying goodbye to the old guys. So now what happens in the future of this franchise is a very suspense. Yet Logan had been the precious gem in the crown of 'X-Men', that mean it won't be the same anymore.

After many years passed in the future, the last survivours of mutants hiding their identity and living among the humans. Logan and two others were attacked by the armed men when he decided to help a child mutant. Running away from them and looking for a place where they can be safe prioritised in the narration. More dramatised film in the franchise, but there are enough actions those who desire for that.

It's an emotional time for the hardcore fans of Logan/Hugh Jachman. One final great performance by him and the little kid was also good. A well shot film, with minimum graphics and more realistic stunt sequences. Well, not all were real, too strong fights, too bloody, despite having a child actor in it. Yeah, it is a good film, I liked it, but not a masterpiece as you might have heard of. But anyway, it is a must see for the 'Wolverine' fans.

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