I just saw it, I loved everything about Logan/Wolverine and Jackman's performance. I loved the prisoner/WWII and immortality story. I thought it was great how they touched on the idea of him being immortal and how someone would feel with that pain (just wish they'd explore it entirely). The first part of the film where he's wandering around the wilderness grizzly adams style was great. I loved how the character was alone and tormented by his past and was now living up in the mountains with a bear. The fight in the bar was also a nice little homage to X1 at the bar, I thought that was great too.
There wasn't anything I didn't like about the character. Great lines, great personality and another great use of the F-Bomb. He has this whole dirty harry/anti-hero vibe to him that they nailed yet again. I think my favorite part was the "10 words" thing, then he throws the guy off the balcony.
The action was also top notch, especially those fight scenes. All of them were great, especially the one on the bullet train and the funeral fight. Not too much CGI and it had the right look to it where the fighting looked real.
BUT . . . (wouldn't be a comic book movie review without criticisms)
Weird plot and story bro. The whole tone of the movie seems to change when he's asked to go to Tokyo. The third act had me scratching my head like most/all third acts do in a superhero movie.
Poison Ivy lady . . . uhhh, why is she in there?
Jean Grey PTSD. LAME. It's not enough to want to die after living for centuries, oh no, let's throw in that crap from X3. Why does every hero have to start out with some sort of depression/stress disorder now? Bruce moped around doing nothing for 8 years . . . then quit being Batman and throwing him away permanently. Stark suffered from PTSD after the Avengers . . . and threw his arc reactor away. Now Old Man Logan is having visions of Famke Janssen (Cyclops' woman) and . . . LOST HIS WEAPONS.
Silver Samurai, the old guy, inheriting the family company, I dunno. It guess I just didn't get it or would have liked the character to have experienced some thing else in a different environment.
Pretty much everyone's motivation but Wolverine's.
Also, WWII happened before Stryker put the Admantium in Logan's skeleton right? The whole Weapon X project that made Logan lose his memory? How then, does Logan remember fighting in WWII, let alone the character he saved? He lost his memory remember? He was wandering around, bar to bar, fighting, not knowing what his name tags meant. How could he remember WWII? How he could he remember a time where he had bone claws? Or Japan? Or any of that? Stupid.
So yeah, I didn't like the story of The Wolverine, but I LOVED the WOLVERINE, the character. That's my assessment. Not bad, not great, but good.
And Iron Man 3 has been the best comic book superhero this year/summer for me.