Logan Reviews

Summary In the near future, a weary Logan cares for an ailing Professor X in a hideout on the Mexican border. But Logan's attempts to hide from the world and his legacy are up-ended when a young mutant arrives, being pursued by dark forces.

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• Sci-Fi

• Thriller

The R-rating does represent truth in advertising, and it has conferred a kind of liberation on what strikes me, a violence-averse moviegoer at heart, as the best superhero film to come out of the comic-book world, and I’m not forgetting Tim Burton’s “Batman” or Christopher Nolan’s “The Dark Knight.”

If Jackman and Stewart are serious about this being their mutual X-Men swan song, they could not have crafted a more heartfelt valedictory.

Jackman doesn't let up, even when it might be really tempting to. This movie is so brilliant and incredibly sad. It's always tough to find new ways to tell an emotional Wolverine story, but they pulled it off spectacularly here. Probably my pick for the best superhero film out there.

One of the single greatest comic book movies EVER. The actors are fantastic, the cinematography is immaculate and the writing is emotional and amazing

Logan is a strong argument for bringing the comic-book movie down to earth. It solidly hits its marks as it moves the franchise furniture around, and features striking special-effects scenes in which the world shudders to a near standstill.

This is a fine, fitting finale for the movies’ greatest mutant.

It has, simultaneously, the exhilarating feel of a departure and the finality of a full stop.

Whether or not the “Wolverine” movies have a future — Jackman swears this is his last go-round — Logan is an exceedingly entertaining one.

Logan is another heinous and sophomoric waste of Hugh Jackman ‘s time and considerable talent and another expensive throwaway aimed at milking money out of people who still read comic books. Color it stupid.

Very entertaining with good storyline, good acting from Hugh Jackman,good action & good fight, good production, good sound effect, good cinematography & special effect,1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣% or A+

This is what happens when you mix a comic-book film, with an art-house film. You get comic-book movie goers proclaiming it the "greatest superhero movie **** yet it is just an OK film, nothing special in any way, it just varies from the silly level of most superhero films. As a film itself, it was just OK. A little slow, still a silly superhero movie with the action parts, and nothing fantastic, but nothing terrible either. It was ****. I did like how it was a grittier version of Logan, which reminded me of some of the comics I read as kid, **** story was still cheesy at times and too-predictable. Just because a film has art-house **** superhero fans do not watch such films..does not make this film some kind of "masterpiece". It was just OK.

This was fun to watch, it was entertaining, it had gore and violence. BUT it had the weirdest fight scene between two people EVER. It was a person fighting a newer version of himself. That scene let the movie down, as I like everything to make sense, but that didn't make sense. Entertaining, ever so slightly sentimental at the end, it would be better with a different villain though.

Süper kahramanların anasının ağladığı görmek beni pek mutlu etmedi. Gençken bile yaptıkları tartışılıyorken yaşlılıklarında yaptıkları çok büyük sıkıntı oluşturur.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Golden Schmoes Awards

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IGN Summer Movie Awards

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