First of all, let's thank 20th Century Fox, and director James Mangold for giving us this MASTERPIECE, that changed the superhero genre, forever.
Logan follows, well, Logan, as he must protect Laura from her captors. The first minute the movie goes, you know this is not your average superhero movie, and it shows! Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart, both in their final performance as Wolverine and Prof. X respectively delivers their best performances that people may not forget for a while. However, However, the big surprise is the new rising star, Dafne Keen as the titular Laura- aka X- 23. She awesome, her acting's on point, and easily steals the show. The rest of the performances is also memorable, especially the main villain, He's a villain the MCU might never replicate for a while.
Needless to say, the fights were savage, brutal and one of the best in the series. The movie also bring some of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen, and a Oscar-grade ending sequence, all was shot beautifully, and edited perfectly. There's also some great laughs, easter eggs, large amount of profanity (very rare in a superhero movie), a well-placed surprise, and lots of blood. Director James Mangold has crafted us his masterpiece, his own movie where he had the creative control, where he manages to create what arguably the best X-men movie in the franchise, as well raising up the standards for future superhero movies.
As the movie is flawless, the movie has nearly zero room for flaws. For the first time ever, I nearly can't find a flaw in the movie, which is of course great! *SPOILER ALERT* But I truly miss Stan Lee's cameo, I mean, I can't find him anywhere in the movie. Is he sick? Somebody should have a check on him! *SPOILER ENDS HERE*
Ultimately, this is the movie the world's been waiting for. Beautifully shot, flawlessly edited, and a impactful ending, it is absolutely the best movie in the franchise, raising the bar for future superhero movies, and a perfect farewell for Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart as two of our favorites in the X-men franchise (Just, don't bring your kids for this will ya? It's not good for them)
Thank you, Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart, your performances as Wolvie and Professor X will be missed...
Logan follows, well, Logan, as he must protect Laura from her captors. The first minute the movie goes, you know this is not your average superhero movie, and it shows! Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart, both in their final performance as Wolverine and Prof. X respectively delivers their best performances that people may not forget for a while. However, However, the big surprise is the new rising star, Dafne Keen as the titular Laura- aka X- 23. She awesome, her acting's on point, and easily steals the show. The rest of the performances is also memorable, especially the main villain, He's a villain the MCU might never replicate for a while.
Needless to say, the fights were savage, brutal and one of the best in the series. The movie also bring some of the most emotional scenes I've ever seen, and a Oscar-grade ending sequence, all was shot beautifully, and edited perfectly. There's also some great laughs, easter eggs, large amount of profanity (very rare in a superhero movie), a well-placed surprise, and lots of blood. Director James Mangold has crafted us his masterpiece, his own movie where he had the creative control, where he manages to create what arguably the best X-men movie in the franchise, as well raising up the standards for future superhero movies.
As the movie is flawless, the movie has nearly zero room for flaws. For the first time ever, I nearly can't find a flaw in the movie, which is of course great! *SPOILER ALERT* But I truly miss Stan Lee's cameo, I mean, I can't find him anywhere in the movie. Is he sick? Somebody should have a check on him! *SPOILER ENDS HERE*
Ultimately, this is the movie the world's been waiting for. Beautifully shot, flawlessly edited, and a impactful ending, it is absolutely the best movie in the franchise, raising the bar for future superhero movies, and a perfect farewell for Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart as two of our favorites in the X-men franchise (Just, don't bring your kids for this will ya? It's not good for them)
Thank you, Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart, your performances as Wolvie and Professor X will be missed...