logan film review

200 out of 284 found this helpful. Logan is a 2017 American superhero film starring Hugh Jackman as the titular character.It is the tenth film in the X-Men film series and the third and final installment in the Wolverine trilogy following X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009) and The Wolverine (2013). Either way, 8 stars is an appropriate rating for this movie and I strongly recommend it to both hardcore fans and casual viewers. It wasn't fantastic. All told, he’s donned the claws nine times. And yet, it is beautiful. It does not get higher rating because although however great it is, it isn't the greatest movie of all time and cannot and shall not be compared to the likes of The Godfather or The Shawshank Redemption, arguably two of the best movies of all time. This movie gets 8 out of 10 starts from me, which places it in the 250 best movies of all time, and that is an achievement to be proud of. 52 out of 109 found this helpful.

Maar Logans pogingen zich verborgen te houden voor de wereld en zijn nalatenschap worden op de kop gezet als een jonge mutant, achtervolgd door duistere krachten, arriveert. All rights reserved. Wolverine is perhaps the most beloved character from X-Men film series, but his solo outings have been the most forgettable and/or totally stupid.

“Logan” is good enough that you might forget it’s a comic-book movie. LOGAN is the best use of a superhero property in years by doing what so many neglect to do - tell a story, and tell it well. A film crew shows up to Deborah Logan’s (Jill Larson) house where she and her daughter, Sarah Logan (Anne Ramsay) still live. From his first incarnation in Hulk #181 to his own miniseries in comic book form in the 1980's by Frank Miller, to the amazing Saturday Morning Cartoon, and his first appearance in a feature film in 2000 with 'X-Men', which had the song and dance man Hugh Jackman play the iconic character.

It's a question when you think of when you place superheroes in the real world.

Was this review helpful? It is a magnum opus, a bloody opera and a massacred theatre room with audiences still lying out for view. Besides the 'X-Men' films, Wolverine got his own set of standalone films, which may or may not have been liked by a lot of people for various reasons.

He is in pain and so are we, and the audience agrees to be a part of it sailing across in the journey. I look at "Logan" as the "Alien 3" of the X-Men franchise. And if this is indeed Hugh Jackman's final Wolverine movie, then my goodness, what a helluva way to go out in a blaze of glory. Don’t worry.

It is unlike any other X-Men film, definitely the best in the series and deserves the praise it's getting. Taking its cue from Deadpool's gutsy carnage, Logan also lets berserker-rage Wolvie properly loose at last. You would think they have never seen this done, and done better. It should be praised for doing things differently and really pushing the edge with what can or can't be done in the genre.

Everything dies in the end, it's all about the manner in which it is achieved.

Period. You can feel the dilemmas, the emotions and feelings that the characters are put through, specially those three.

. The repeated encounters take a toll on Logan's already dying self and even if he doesn't show it, over the course of time, he starts developing a bonding with Laura. For decades now, we have been clamoring for a 'Wolverine' film done right.

And so many of them have served as bridges between franchise entries that one feels like they’re constantly watching previews for the next movie instead of experiencing the one they’re watching. The fact that there were no Oscar's is a travesty. He is also the Editor of Magill's Cinema Annual, a writer for The New York Times, Vulture, The AV Club, and Rolling Stone, and the President of the Chicago Film Critics Association.

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