First Login and review..

Rating: 7/10 (25 May 2017)

PG Handicap from prior Wolverine movies removed (check), deep husky comforting voices (check), carefully escalated tension and aggression in first fight scene (check). Environment blending in with the characters aging and deterrence; squeaky car/buildings/clothes etc.. (very nice touch).
But..
The overall impression was close to something like; your personal (DIY) home pet project, where you start off with the most accuracy in fixing that fence, or repainting that old mold infested corner in the ceiling, caring for the specifics and all the little details, until you find your self rushing off the job just for sake of getting it done!!
And that's what in my personal opinion happened with this assignment, where it felt as the pace climaxed at around the first 20 minutes then duplicated it self thus gradually losing any fertility for potential.
In what felt like a mash up between "blood father", "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", and "mad max:, there could have been more done to what is considered as the finale for the evolution of the character on screen, especially after all the years of trial and error, instead of exhausting all the art at the beginning and cruising on the protagonists name for the rest of the screen using it for commercial advertisement to mobile phones, breakfast cereals and automobiles.
When maybe a cocktail of "300", "Saving Private Ryan", "Terminator salvation" perhaps would have been more fulfilling in bringing out the protagonist's essence accumulated in the collective portrait of "Wolverine/Logan" fan boy generations over the years with his; instinctual beastly charisma, primitive confrontational manner, and repressed superego.
In conclusion aside from the artistic concentration at the beginning, Patrick Stewart's master performance, and some of the catchy paradoxes in the story line, I think the overall rating should linger between (7,4) and (7) on the IMDb scale.