Logan Prof Xavier and a new girl Laura become a dysfunctional mutant family
Logan is hands down the best X-Men movie and one of the greatest Marvel releases ever! The movie comes full circle with the X-Men mythos. Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) was like a father figure to all the young X-Men, teaching them how to use their powers and mentoring them. In Logan, Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) had to take on that role as he came across Laura (Dafne Keen) a mutant created in a laboratory out of Logan’s DNA. Wolverine, having always been an iconoclast struggles with this duty. Added bonus they made the film R rated which meant they went graphic with the fighting and they got to cuss which were all used to great effect.<br /><br />The movie begins in a world where mutants are disappearing. On top of that the adamantium inside Logan’s body is making him sick and Professor Xavier is not only facing dementia but is losing control of his powers having killed hundreds in one incident. Logan, Xavier and Caliban (Stephen Merchant) are hiding out in a compound in Mexico across from the Texas border when they discover Laura. She was bred in a lab run by a company called Transigen to create new mutants as weapons. She and other children all escaped and are to rendezvous and try to make it into Canada. That becomes the story as Logan and Xavier try to help her escape while bonding as a dysfunctional family. They are being chased by Dr. Zander Rice (Richard Grant) and Donald Pierce (Boyd Holbrook) from Transigen.<br /><br />The writers did a great job creating this aged version of the X-Men. Xavier for instance is a crazed old man who if not medicated gives out powerful brain waves that freezes everyone around him and could kill them if they last long enough. Logan looks scruffy with greying hair and is dealing with his own medical problems including his healing powers slowing down. Together they’re like a version of the Odd Couple. This is also the dilemma because they have to get into the hero business to help Laura but they couldn’t be in worse shape to do so. Not only that but Wolverine is a horrible father figure. He has no idea how to deal with kids.<br /><br />Laura on the other hand is like a feral animal. She doesn’t even talk for the first part of the movie. When she’s faced with a threat she explodes in action. Because she was basically a lab baby she also doesn’t know how to act around people which leads to some comedy like when she goes into a convenience store takes a bunch of stuff, starts eating and then almost kills the cashier.<br /><br />The action comes fast and furious and it’s good to see some blood shed when Wolverine and Laure cut them up with their claws. This is what Logan does but was never really shown on film because the previous films were PG.<br /><br />All together these elements are what make Logan such a great release, and goes up against anything released as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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