Logan (New Wolverine movie March 3rd 2017)

[MegaPrime33]

Come on guys, everybody chill.

 

[crows]

"Arnold Schwarzenegger's Mr. Freeze was a transcendent career defining character in the 1997 masterpiece, Batman & Robin, which was masterfully directed by the greatest visionary storyteller of the 20th century, Joel Schumacher. I can't wait for you haters to see Val Kilmer in full Batman costume in DP 2, in what's sure to be the greatest cameo ever made. " - SNIKT

Nailed it

 

[jye4ever]

Cancel that ban!



He's gonna want to reply to this. Someone just tried to out-Jye Jye.

 

[DiFabio]

Also, Logan somehow is a critique on the "white patriarchy": https://www.dailydot.com/parsec/logan-wolverine-movie-review-hugh-jackman/?tu=gav

"Like every X-Men movie, ‘Logan’ is a story about oppression that predominantly focuses on straight, white men. The main difference is this time, the filmmakers seem aware of the subtext in this casting choice. Laura (Wolverine’s young mutant companion) is latina, and like the women of Mad Max: Fury Road or the kids who survive Children of Men and Snowpiercer, she represents the future of a world ruined by the greed and violence of white patriarchy."

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Someone should add some claws to that Gibson gif.

 

[crows]

The new Wolvie could very well be "international" (see, non-white, which is weird, considering there are tons of ethnicities that fall under "white", but aren't "white"). Hugh wants this guy: https://www.comicbookmovie.com/x-men/logan/hugh-jackman-wins-over-indian-fans-by-suggesting-bollywood-legend-a149306

Also, Logan somehow is a critique on the "white patriarchy": https://www.dailydot.com/parsec/logan-wolverine-movie-review-hugh-jackman/?tu=gav

"Like every X-Men movie, ‘Logan’ is a story about oppression that predominantly focuses on straight, white men. The main difference is this time, the filmmakers seem aware of the subtext in this casting choice. Laura (Wolverine’s young mutant companion) is latina, and like the women of Mad Max: Fury Road or the kids who survive Children of Men and Snowpiercer, she represents the future of a world ruined by the greed and violence of white patriarchy."

 

[Uncle Bingo]

I managed to avoid all spoilers and finally got see this tonight and gotta say I was pretty disappointed after all the rave reviews. I was really pissed that the best thing they could come up with for the final Wolverine movie was a Wolverine clone. I was so disappointed by this that I actually couldn't even feel any grief when Xavier died because I was still stuck on being so upset that the Wolverine clone was the best thing they could come up with. They should have just had Sabretooth come back, that would have been way better. Hugh was great in this, but he's always been great as Wolverine, even in the not so good X-Men films. He's so good I can even find enjoyment in those movies. His performance will probably be the saving grace for me with this movie. I also absolutely hated that he basically dies by being impaled by a tree branch. I watched him survive being torn apart by the Phoenix, but that tree branch got him in the end. I've got to let some more time go by and watch this again and see if I feel differently, but for me right now I'd say this was even worse than X-Men Origins Wolverine.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

https://www.cartoonbrew.com/vfx/cg-actors-logan-never-knew-149013.html

Now that's how you use CGI.

 

[ironwez20]

I wouldn't mind a good wolverine game thats like origins but amped up a bit and is story driven like the last of us. Wolverine hasn't really had a good game since origins. To bad we won't be getting one anytime soon.

 

[YoNoSe]

I wonder if the "retiring" line was just a negotiation tactic. They knew Deadpool 2 would have deep pockets so they created expensive conflict.

I changed my mind. Moving forward, I'm going to consider every X movie they do a residual check for making the greatest CBM.

 

[GodzillaSpawn]

I managed to avoid all spoilers and finally got see this tonight and gotta say I was pretty disappointed after all the rave reviews. I was really pissed that the best thing they could come up with for the final Wolverine movie was a Wolverine clone. I was so disappointed by this that I actually couldn't even feel any grief when Xavier died because I was still stuck on being so upset that the Wolverine clone was the best thing they could come up with. They should have just had Sabretooth come back, that would have been way better. Hugh was great in this, but he's always been great as Wolverine, even in the not so good X-Men films. He's so good I can even find enjoyment in those movies. His performance will probably be the saving grace for me with this movie. I also absolutely hated that he basically dies by being impaled by a tree branch. I watched him survive being torn apart by the Phoenix, but that tree branch got him in the end. I've got to let some more time go by and watch this again and see if I feel differently, but for me right now I'd say this was even worse than X-Men Origins Wolverine.

Idk if I'd want to see old logan bested by old sabretooth. At least with the clone (first of all it makes sense in the movie universe, Logan was always the most gifted hunter/killer and if you can clone him and control him why bother with sabretooth...if he's even alive) it's wolverine only being brought down by A) his own adamantium and B) a younger, stronger bloodlusted version of him.

I would have been upset to see sabretooth win that war.

And the tree trunk thing.. the same kind of thought went through my mind as well when I watched it. But if he truly was getting that weak, it seemed like anything was going to be able to kill him as time went on. His powers were completely negated. That's not nearly the same man that fought pheonix.

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[jye4ever]

Sorry Uncle Bingo but GodzillaSpawn just perfectly explained why all of that in the movie makes perfect sense.

Time to pay the check lol.

 

[YoNoSe]

I thought the clone was brilliant - he was literally and metaphorically battling himself. And it was a manifestation of both his own nature and the scientific tampering that plagued his life that finally killed him. I can't think of a more appropriate ending.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

The only issue with the clone, is that it made it really obvious how they were going to stop him.

The whole time I was just waiting for Logan or Laura to use the ademantium bullet.

 

[jye4ever]

I forgot about the bullet lol.

I'll admit that part of me wanted Sabretooth, or maybe a Wolverine Sabretooth mix lol (hell he resembled Sabretooth a little).

But as is does work very well.

I'm just thinking if it would've been more tragic had farmer dad killed himself with a shot to the head while Logan was watching.

Just to add more grief onto an already messed up Logan.

 

[YoNoSe]

It's too bad he wasn't wearing a cowl. He would have been unstoppable.

 

[a-dev]

I forgot about the bullet lol.

I'll admit that part of me wanted Sabretooth, or maybe a Wolverine Sabretooth mix lol (hell he resembled Sabretooth a little).

But as is does work very well.

I'm just thinking if it would've been more tragic had farmer dad killed himself with a shot to the head while Logan was watching.

I kinda wish that family didn't get massacred. It was really cruel.

 

[Johnny Utah]

I kinda wish that family didn't get massacred. It was really cruel.

Suited the tone oof the current world both Logan and we the audience are in though. Plus it sold their killer as pure evil instantly.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

I kinda wish that family didn't get massacred. It was really cruel.

It's all Xavier's fault.

He got old and selfish, and as a result put an innocent family in danger.

Logan didn't want to have dinner with them.

Logan didn't want to spend the night with them.

 

[jye4ever]

It's too bad he wasn't wearing a cowl. He would have been unstoppable.

??



Ohhhhh....a cowl!

My bad I read that too quick.