A solid Marvel movie worth the theater ticket if you have nothing better to watch and simply want action.

Rating: Null/10 (25 March 2017)

SPOILERS -------- -------- Many have followed the Xmen since the beginning, and there are many different takes on turning the stories into movies. In this movie, it's pretty much focused on Logan and his young sidekick, and the scope of the movie isn't as big as in other Xmen movies that has Wolverine in it.
For example, the locations Logan visits are pretty simple - factory plant in the desert, hotel tower, home in woods, etc. None of the fancy CG house overlooking the water ala Iron Man, and this makes many of the locations secondary to the strong acting and storyline.
Luckily, the action is solid for comic book heros, and you've got some unique attack ideas going on that makes viewers looking for cool moves keep looking. The fights are well-balanced, and you know it's a pull and push until the end between the good and bad guys. Nothing is so easy that you suddenly stop watching and paying attention because you know what'll happen next. There's enough surprises to make most action flick fans keep watching.
The sidekick is very good in her role. Well cast, acts appropriately for her powers, and matches well with Logan. Looking forward to seeing her in future Xmen movies.
The sound and sound effects support the movie, well done, and sometimes surprising for how much they add to the movie (eg. whenever the Professor has a 'moment'). Definitely Dolby Atmos theaters!
Crisp and clean scenes and editing. Moves along very nicely, much better than sluggish Rogue One or Beauty and the Beast yawners, and exactly what an action film should do. Start interesting, add stakes quickly, and keep that train moving along faster and faster until the end.
This movie along with the prior where Logan was in Tokyo are among the better made Wolverine movies for his character. The ending of the latter was a bit over the top for having his powers sucked into a 'battle armor robot', but here, it's appropriate for all that Logan has gone through and closes the series of stories about Wolverine appropriately.
Decently 'isolated' from the Xmen timeline that you don't really need to understand or see the other movies to enjoy this movie fully. If you do rewatch all of them with Wolverine in it from the beginning afterwards, it simply adds to the enjoyment to this film by fleshing out Logan's history.
Worth the full price movie ticket, and even a second DVD rental.