Logan (2017) Full Reaction

ohhh can't wait to see that one! don't say more please haha

logan is top 5 marvel movie alltime to me wolverine is my favorite after captain america. wolverine returns for deadpool 3 and he is wearing his yellow suit by the way. crazy part about that charles scene where he is suffocating the whole casino is that everyone shouldve been dead other than wolverine and laura because they couldnt breath for well over 10 mins

BrooksHOF TV

feels emotional to read this one, gotta be honest with you Ellie. i really didn't know is the same Director that directed Cop Land. but i am glad that he did a freaking hell-of-a job! since 2000? wow! he is my favorite X-Men superhero as well! along with Hulk! weirdly, when he really died.. i had a mix of sadness combined with happiness.. first, i felt sad bcuz he passed away.. the backbone of X-Men. the guy who will never take NO for an answer! the one who loved them all, but couldn't express it bcuz of his damn pain! he took it all.. and live with it. that's where the happy feelings came from, cuz he is finally at rest, he finally finds his freedom.. maybe Jane too... who knows.. we will miss you, WOLVERINE!

MJoy4Logan! Thank you this was great! So Wolverine is my favorite superhero, and he gets to go out in his very best movie. Shoutout to director James Mangold, who ironically also did Cop Land which you guys saw recently. His vision for this movie is what makes it so good. He didn't want pg-13 (I remember being very happy when Logan screamed MF). And he didn't want cameos or crossovers or resurrections. He just wanted to make a standalone last movie for Wolverine with only a few characters. Hugh Jackman said himself that Wolverine would never watch pg-13 movie! Logan was 185 when he died. I think he had enough. Hugh Jackman had been playing Wolverine since 2000. 17 years is enough! And to be perfectly honest myself, Logan kind of ended my superhero run. I still watch superhero movies from time to time, but this was so good and so real that I wonder why can't superhero movies be more like this? Maybe it's not to everyone's taste, but I want them to be as deep and as consequential as this one is. Superhero movies don't always have to be made so that 10 year-olds can watch them. It's really been a great X-Men journey with you guys. Unexpected and a lot of fun. You ended on a very high note!

Ellie Miller

The other awesome thing about this movie is we finally get to see an R-rated Wolverine in action. It only makes sense if you're talking about a guy who fights with metal claws, that blood and dismemberment would follow him.

Dajefe70

The woman foreshadowing his death in the wolverine plus his healing was starting to slow a bit back then

Rashad Walker

This was emotional watching this for various reasons ..one being my dad passed back in January and tomorrow will be my first father's day without him ...the movie showing love between a father and child resonates

Rashad Walker

A little bit of backstory for you guys......The Westchester Incident was an event that occurred in 2028 a year before the movie's events...After developing a degenerative brain disease, Charles Xavier had a telepathic seizure and lost control of his powers, causing six hundred people to be injured and the deaths of several members of the X-Men due to Charles sending out waves of psyonic energy pulses in addition to the permanent destruction of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters....he literally destroyed the entire school while having this seizure like in the casino....As a result, the U.S. government declared Charles Xavier's brain a "weapon of mass destruction", forcing him and Logan to hide in Mexico, near the edge of the Mexican-American border....logan' slow healing and his claws not working correctly is years and years of the adamantium metal on his skeleton killing him over time....this is truly one of the very best movies marvel has done.

Dave Meehan