Marvel super hero as weary caretaker...
“Logan,&#34; set in the year 2029, is about an older, grizzled Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) who has tried to leave behind his mutant abilities and live life a low-key life as a limousine driver. The X-Men are gone; a mutant hasn’t been born in 25 years. Logan’s primary duty, with albino mutant Caliban (Stephen Merchant), is to look after Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart). Suffering from a degenerative brain disease, Xavier is totally dependent on Logan and Caliban to take care of his needs, which include maintaining him in a constant drug haze to keep his seizures, which could destroy a city block, at bay. Xavier is kept in secret at an old Mexican oil refinery.<br /><br />The X-23, a young, genetically engineered mutant known as Laura (Dafne Keen), has abilities similar to Logan’s, and the two share a terrifying rage when provoked. She’s smuggled out of a genetic engineering facility and entrusted to Logan to deliver her to safety in North Dakota. This begins an arduous, often violent road trip.<br /><br />The film has a gritty feel and a totally different tone from previous Marvel movies. Director James Mangold portrays a Logan who simply wants to fade into the shadows yet has a final important mission that requires his special skills. A dispirited, tired, older Wolverine draws upon his inner strength to rise to the task, leaving a trail of bloodshed in his wake.<br /><br />Jackman does an excellent job balancing Logan/Wolverine’s sense of loyalty, penchant for lashing out lethally, and empathy for a young mutant with an inner rage like his own. He shows us a tortured mutant — more of an outcast as the years pass—through expressive body language (this Wolverine isn’t as spry as in previous films) as well as revealing facial expressions. His performance is nicely nuanced, and we see the humanity and decency in this often raging creature. Logan is an unkillable creature who is dying.<br /><br />Young Ms. Keen has a large role and makes an impressive screen debut. For most of the film, she screams and is on the attack, lashing out violently with lightning speed. A devastating killing machine, she immediately reminds us of a younger Wolverine, which is what engenders sympathy for her plight from both Logan and the viewer.<br /><br />What’s especially effective in “Logan” is that the film isn’t non-stop mayhem. It takes its time to tell a solid story and give the viewer a chance to take in all its ramifications. There is plenty of action, but also themes of relevance, intolerance, loyalty, and responsibility. There are scenes in which assorted bad guys bite the dust and a climactic chase sequence in which the very fate of Logan and Laura is at stake. Director Mangold handles these with driving excitement.<br /><br />The film could be about fifteen minutes shorter without losing much. The narrative drags in places, but the performances make up for this in their intensity and rawness.<br /><br />Rated R for strong language and violence, “Logan” is a road movie, a buddy film (of sorts), and coda for a superhero whose best days are behind him. In the original “King Kong,” the filmmakers were able to create empathy for a giant gorilla who killed people with abandon by showing his vulnerability — not an easy feat. With “Logan,” we see a character more vulnerable than ever before, not to some special substance or magic amulet or spell, but to the vagaries of age and despair.<br /><br />Bonus extras on the 3-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include “Logan Noir,” a black & white version of the film; audio commentary by director James Mangold; deleted scenes with optional commentary by Mangold; and “Making Logan,” a behind-the-scenes documentary. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : It's the year 2029, and much of the world's mutant population has succumbed to a genocidal, man-made virus. As a down-and-out Logan (Hugh Jackman, in his final appearance as the character) comes to terms with his failing healing factor, he and an ailing Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) must protect Laura (Dafne Keen)-a young genetically bred mutant with powers similar to Logan's-from the evil organization that created her. With Richard E. Grant, Boyd Holbrook, Stephen Merchant..