As X-Men movies go, it's one of the best,

Rating: 7/10 (2 April 2017)

Take a little X-Men, add in some Paper Moon and stir in some Taken, and you get Logan. Which is actually two movies. The first one is an impressive and fairly serious movie about family, aging and human nature. The other is your typical X-Men movie about mutants and the men who hate them. And, it earns its R-rating through copious amounts of violence and language.
Hugh Jackman (clearly wearing a hairpiece), Patrick Stewart (clearly not wearing a hairpiece) and 12-year old newcomer Dafne Keen are wonderful in the scenes they share. Unfortunately, the story bogs down and become formulaic the instant the bad guys show up. With a running time of 137 minutes, I found myself yawning more and more frequently as the movie continued.
While many movies use low-cost locations (Vancouver, Eastern Europe, etc.) to stand in for major urban areas, Logan is a bit unique in that it uses the New Orleans Harrah's as a stand-in for a casino somewhere in Oklahoma. ("Look, I know the film is set in LA, but for budgetary reasons, we insist you shoot in Paris and Rome.")
As X-Men movies go, it's one of the best, so see it now if you LOVE X-Men movies. Otherwise, wait for the DVD.