Logan - Movie Review

I only watched the first x men movie and Logan starring Hugh jackmen

Till he is 90

I gave a standing ovation after watching this movie again

X23 whoa what a little savage!

Can't believe this was 7 years ago!

MARVEL WITHOUT DISNEY IS SO GOOD

7 Years ago: Logan’s last movie

2024: Deadpool-you wanna be in Deadpool 3
Logan-yea

Logan is the second best Comic Movie ever only Dark Knight is better

cant believe this is the video that made me subscribe to you lol

If they crafted the right Wolverine with a new actor, he could play the character for 4 - 5 movies ( 10 ish years ) and then the de-aging technology will be ready to freeze his age for a long time to come.

Wolverine should be bigger than Batman. There's so much potential because he's lived through so much of history.

And he's just as cool. Dropping Wolverine into a jungle, or the wreckage of a city to kill a mysterious giant green menace, would be a KILLER way to introduce the Hulk. ( Yes - a live action retelling of the animated movie ). BUT add Saber-tooth as the REAL main antagonist. Make Saber-tooth really matter.

In this telling, Logan doesn't know that Saber-tooth has been dropped into the same war zone to bring back Banner. The people that send Saber-tooth don't know that he's really ONLY going after Logan.

The potential in that story would be ridiculous, because a meek Bruce Banner and the hyper sadistic Saber-tooth are SO opposite. Wolverine would have to keep Banner alive ( because he can't transform for some reason ) and could take on Terminator-esque chase scenes.

Great movie, ending sucked

"Awesometacular". I like that

* "Deadpool 3 is right around the corner."

sad movie, BUT Deadpool 3

When I saw psylocke tho: u looking fine babe

Marvel not under Disney >

LOGAN is the Best X-Men Wolverine movie ever

Sad that Disney now owns Fox, R.I.P Wolverine

You should review the first 2 X-Men movies. I want to know if you love those ones as much as Logan.

I cryed! This was such a beautiful movie!

Logan is better than joker

I came back again just to see Jeremy do the intro

Still waiting on a magneto movie like this

When Charles Xavier suffers from his seizures, Hugh Jackman did not act as if he was being pushed away. Instead, he was held back by a rope pulled by two men in order to give a more realistic portrayal of being restrained.

Hugh Jackman said this was the hardest Wolverine movie for which he had ever trained.

Hugh Jackman stated that while he doesn't doubt that the character of Logan will be eventually rebooted with a new actor, he has hopes for X-23 becoming the new "Wolverine" of the franchise.

The name Logan used as a driver, "James Howlett", is his birth name in the comics and in X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009).

James Mangold said that this movie has a more "human" feel relying very little on CGI and greenscreens.

This is the only entry in the "Wolverine" movie trilogy to have no post-credits scene, thus bringing a definite end to the saga.

Logan smiles only three times throughout the movie.

Theatrical movie debut of Dafne Keen (Laura/X-23).

The second longest X-Men movie, behind X-Men: Apocalypse (2016).

Hugh Jackman said that he wanted this movie to be a mix of Unforgiven (1992), The Wrestler (2008), and Shane (1953).

The first X-Men movie that does not include a post-credits scene since X-Men: First Class (2011). This is the fourth movie of the franchise not to have one.

The only X-Men movie where Hugh Jackman is not listed in the end credits as "Wolverine", non-cameo-wise.

Jeremy seem so different here

logan was better than endgame

It was pretty cool

The ending got me SOOO FUCKING DEPRESSED

One of the Best character send off

First scene was funny 😂

Logan needed to be more gritty and more emotional. I need to see what happened to the girl in the experiments - more so than the snippets showed. I need to care more about this girl. I need Logan to be crying over Xavier. I need Xavier to have more screen time before death. It felt rushed in a lot of ways. While I like the darker tone, I don't think it was as dark as it could of been.

Watch it on Disney+ for the first time and omg, this movie was GOOD

This film is literally The Last of Us, but with no zombies. So of course it’s good.

This is very effective at all it tries to do! It makes you very upset to see Charles and Logan this beaten up by life. Logan isn't much of the hero "Wolverine" we came to know, and The Professor is now senile?! What an opening for the film to tell us things are very different. Caliban and these 2 living together all seem very exhausted and definitely aren't doing to well. And as for Pierce, he is very fun on screen and although I wish we saw more of him, I think that may have actually hurt the film's emotional impact. And I was really impressed by it so I like it as it is. X-24 was an awesome choice and if you were to end the Wolverine, what better way than with an adversary with the same tools and skill set, but a notch or 2 above the current old man Logan. Not only that, but James dies trying his hardest to save his daughter Laura. And that actress was incredible, especially in the heart-wrenching passing of Logan scene. That whole 3rd act was super emotionally effective. From when Charles is dying in Logan's arms, to when she calls James "Daddy", and finally, when Laura puts the cross into an "X". Logan and Charles definitely earned their eternal rest by the end of this and although this story doesn't really fit with the rest, it was still the a great send off for these characters. It's a 9/10! It's not very enjoyable to watch and have fun with in terms of action and comedy, especially compared to other films in this franchise, but you can't deny how effective it truely is. Side notes, Dr. Rice is very bland for a villain but atleast it's conveyed he's heartless. And I really enjoyed the callbacks in this, like the statue of liberty reference to X-Men 1, the mention of Alkali, and the Samurai sword in Logan's room calling back to "The Wolverine". With that being said, this doesn't fit with the other X-Men films though, like Charles growing back his hair, the mention that mutants haven't been born in 25 years which conflicts with the ending of "Days of Future Past", or how Caliban, although played by the same actor, doesn't speak similarly to how he did in "Apokolips". But all that's completely fine with me as this is it's own thing. Also, "The New Mutants" film actually uses footage taken from this movie's "Transigen" experiments scene that Gabriela recorded, where you actually see Laura for a second as well as X-24's X-Rays on a monitor, but more importantly, this confirms that the American company that owns Transigen is also Essex!

Somehow i stopped crying then started again when i saw the poster on the wall

I clicked on this review just so I can see Jeremy's intro again...after 4 years still awesome!

Tht little girl is an amazing actor. The way she can make me feel her emotionlessness with that cold scold is genius. I also just watched this movie

I can’t Believe it’s been four years

Imagine Jeremy's neighbors seeing him with the utensils pretending to be wolverine lmao

X men - (9-10)
X2 X men united - (10-10)
X men the last stand - (6.5-10)
X men origins wolverine - (6-10)
X men first class - (9-10)
The wolverine - (8.5-10)
X men days of future past (10-10)
X men apocalypse (6.5-10)
Logan (13-10)

Just saw it and though it was boring, felt campy. No hate on the actors but the plot and villains were boring. Origins wolverine is the best wolverine movie followed by The Wolverine and then Logan. It may be an unpopular opinion but I just felt the movie bored me.

I resisted but I cried so hard

one of the best movies i have ever seen

His into gets me laughing every time.. Great movie toooo!

The ending to Logan is the only movie to make me cry

This is the last movie in which Hugh Jackman will play Wolverine. He has cited his age and his skin cancer as factors in him retiring from the role. He also said that having a discussion with Jerry Seinfeld played a part in retiring the character, as Jerry talked generally about how he wanted to make sure he never got to a point with Seinfeld (1989) where audiences were weary of seeing it anymore, saying, "Oh, it's you again." Jackman felt fortunate to have avoided this for Wolverine, and wanted to ensure it never happened.

Hit-Girl's a Kick-Ass character.

Not to mention the Noir Edition which is a nice addition and homage to the Noir genre.
Now let's find the New Logan...

Do a review on Scott Adkins' Avengement. I guarantee you, it will be time well spent.