This is a cinematic masterpiece. James brought us something special; a superhero movie that focuses mainly on chemistry and connection than generic, overused action. Dafne Keen stole this movie: badass scenes, interesting back story, and amazing acting. Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart's characters aging and suffering from deep depression was something I never knew a superhero movie can execute. All around fantastic, ties with the dark knight.

This movie is terrible. Awful. Hideous. I mean who likes to see a young girl decapitating people? This was even worse than wolverine 2. It was the worst possible ending to wolverine and professor X. I am not going to lie, I don't know those character endings based on the comics they rely on. But even if they did die this way, films have the freedom to depict whatever they like. You don't have to kill wolverine. You can always recast him. Wolverine is a legend, as well as Superman and Batman. Any the movie was sad. A monstrous girl , created by Logan's unique blood sample. And Logan becames very old, he is dying actually and all he does , he takes care of professor X who has ceisures that endager all people around him. BUT WOLVERINE does not have to grow old. He is an immortal. He has lived through centuries without a scratch. And suddenly he is so weak.. And his hideous daughter. What a freakish hellish child. So marvel wants to reaplace Wolverine with that abomination? I am so sad they ruined the whole wolverine idea..

It makes you cry and feel the pain of being a mutant. It is the best superhero movie made till date without crappy CGI. Hugh Jackman is at his best with great support from the cast. It is a western and draws insoiration from another western Shane. James Manigold has written a good screenplay. The rest is done by Hugh. You cannot help but empathize with the characters. They are devoid of hope and are done with the world. The entire journey of re transformation is great. It is what lacks in the superhero movies of today from Marvel or DC. It is a sad fact that this was the last outing for Hugh as Logan but he made the charcter sweep into our hearts. Thanks Hugh for 17 years of entertainment and LOGAN.

High Jackman's farewell performance could've only gone out on a high note, and the short answer is YES. James Mangold finally gets to shine as the writer/director of this Oscar nominated film. Taking inspiration from the Old-Man Logan storyline, but crafting an original story. The script is beautiful and the rating serves the story well, it's not in favor of violence like Deadpool, but instead services the story and the characters that inhabit it. Jackman delivers what is probably his best performance as the character, he finally gets to go all in and in turn delivers something emotional, action-packed, and poignant, but you can't give him all of the credit. Patrick Stewart and Dafne Keen make this film just as much as our lead. Stewart delivers a heartbreaking and beautifully underrated performance as the ailing Prof. X that will make you cry, laugh, and feel all kinds of emotion, and Keen is no exception. Another underrated performance Keen gives a feisty and emotion rich character, that more than holds her own with the veteran actors she is placed against. There is absolutely nothing wrong I can say about this film. Head my advice, give it a watch and I guarantee you'll love it even if you aren't a fan of the previous films (but it definitely helps)