Best Wolverine film yet!!!

Rating: 9/10 (6 March 2017)

I was very much amazed with Logan, and for it to be the third Wolverine film. It felt completely different as a film with the character like the style, direction, and tone. Different in a good way, were James Mangold's direction was worth mentioning and how this character was so grim looking. The film given an R rated direction, makes it even gritty when it comes to its brutal bloody violence and a more profane Wolverine. Logan is an impressive film that could stand on its own if it wanted too. The script was perfect as it focuses on the characterization with a grim old alcoholic Wolverine and gritty intense fight sequences that can leave the audience cringing with the characters claws slicing through the bad guys.
The plot takes place in 2026, Logan (Hugh Jackman) is a chauffeur for hire, driving his clients in a dystopian future. Trying to make enough money for him and Charles (Patrick Stewart) to live on their own and away from everyone. Until a lady asks Logan for help, knowing who he really is. And needs his help to drive Laura (Dafne Keen) from the borders of Mexico to North Dakota for safe haven. With a militarized unit known as the Reavers led by Donald (Boyd Holbrook) after them. Laura has a similar gift like Wolverine with the claws and a healing factor.
The plot was well done, taking the story further out with the timeline, making Logan feeling isolated and alone. With the adamantium poisoning him as he ages, and it is finally catching up to him. The film has some gritty intense action sequences making Wolverine fights with the bad guys bloody. The film's midway reveal with the villain was also cool and puts an insane match to Wolverine without giving away spoilers.
Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart delivered their best as their characters are older and a grimmer look. Dafne Keen did great as Laura, a quiet young girl that delivers expressions that you can actually feel for when she is afraid or angry.
Logan does so well in concluding Wolverine's character arc, and even though it is sad to see this being the final movie to the character. It did it so well, that Logan ends in an emotional satisfying way. I still have trouble seeing how this movie is so different from the others. The others focused too much on having a lot of mutant characters and action and cgi. This film worked on delivering just on that one character, less cgi action. Grittier undertone action. Sometimes taking it way to seriously for a comic book character. Which makes this character different from the previous movies and the X-Men movies.
Overall, Logan is a really good superhero film, making it the best in the series. With its dark gritty direction, a strong script that delivered on the old man Logan concept, powerful performances, intense action, and an emotional satisfying conclusion. I give Logan 4.5 out of 5.