Well I don't subscribe to that but with all the praise the film is getting from multiple sources it's gotta be good. Looking forward to it and thank **** that Jackman signs off on a high note.
Logan (New Wolverine movie March 3rd 2017)
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Well I don't subscribe to that but with all the praise the film is getting from multiple sources it's gotta be good. Looking forward to it and thank **** that Jackman signs off on a high note.
jpuli28
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I thought this line from a review has nice promise:
“Logan” is a strong argument for bringing the comic-book movie down to earth.
“Logan” is a strong argument for bringing the comic-book movie down to earth.
jpuli28
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It was definitely much more a drama than the typical action Sci Fi fantasy film.
Ropen
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Here is to the under rated Xmen Saga with this movie tying the old movies and maybe what the future holds this is how you reboot a franchise if you know what I mean. I can't take the MCU that serious anymore frankly because Disney is in control and Logan completely unleashed the right freaking way to do an Xmen Film. We got the Wolverine we always wanted and I am glad.
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Ropen
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YES. Down to the last minute I did not expect that to go down at all like that!
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Ropen
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A reaction of disappointment still garners it a 7 - that makes me optimistic. I hope I get to see this soon.
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Did someone kick the back of your seat repeatedly??? 7/10???
Dude, this movie is phenomenal.
batfan08
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It took me a while to process everything I saw. I went to a 7 PM showing and walked out close to 10 knowing that I loved what I saw, but it's only now, hours after having watched it, that it continues to resonate with me. Logan was a poignant and heartfelt exploration of the character, and the chemistry between the entire cast was phenomenal. Patrick Stewart delivered a character defining performance, making you switch from laughter to tears with this once strong leader who was now an eccentric, broken old man.
Logan is THE comic book movie of a generation. Somehow, they took a character who had journeyed through eight films, to varying degrees of success, and crafted something utterly unique of this genre. I had not seen a comic book movie like Logan until now, and I can't help but question if I ever will again. **** it. I'll give it a 10. This is Jackman and Stewart at their absolute finest, Dafne Keen is a ******* delight as Laura, and it was just...yeah, it blew my mind. Maybe your mileage varies, but I think anyone who's a comic book fan owes it to themselves to see this movie.
Logan is THE comic book movie of a generation. Somehow, they took a character who had journeyed through eight films, to varying degrees of success, and crafted something utterly unique of this genre. I had not seen a comic book movie like Logan until now, and I can't help but question if I ever will again. **** it. I'll give it a 10. This is Jackman and Stewart at their absolute finest, Dafne Keen is a ******* delight as Laura, and it was just...yeah, it blew my mind. Maybe your mileage varies, but I think anyone who's a comic book fan owes it to themselves to see this movie.
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I agree.
Its as if Mangold and Jackman set out to turn the genre on its head and remind people that it is possible to craft something transcendent from a source that's being taken for granted constantly by other studios.
There's so much raw emotion in this film. You forget at times that you're watching a "Comic Book Movie."
batfan08
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Purely in terms of quality filmmaking? I don't want to say, definitively, as I still need to let the hype die down a bit, but I'd probably put it above The Winter Soldier, which I'd probably put above those three movies. Suffice it to say, James Mangold's always been a pretty solid director, but I'd say that this is his masterwork.
batfan08
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That's one of the first things I brought up to my buddy was that "maybe people give Fox too much ****," but Fox also needs to learn to trust their filmmakers, and, considering the 1-2 punch of this following Deadpool? I don't know that I would want them to just give up these characters to Marvel. When they trust the artists crafting these movies, you see the end result. You can see all of the blood, sweat, and tears Jackman and Mangold put into this, or the unbridled joy Ryan Reynolds has in finally getting to do his passion project, and it's completely antithetical to **** like Fan4stic.
Ropen
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It was a rollercoaster of emotions, i never felt that with the drama driven batman nolan trilogy and the peak of the MCU, being rated R, it set the bar so high, its gritty, it paid so much attention to detail like every time he drew his claws he bled, you felt every shot and the finale it was like mother of ^[*]%{, this is a wolverine I only saw in Capcom games, plus the veracity and rawness was so huge that i can tell you the lady next to me was horrified at every time logan slashed someone, watching the crowd react like was something you will never capture in an MCU or DCU flick.
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