What a wonderful way to say goodbye (BIG SPOILERS)

Rating: 8/10 (17 March 2017)

So I am personally a huge lover of Xmen, as well as Logan/wolverine! I have been since the start. But enough about me and my fanboy love of the series.
Lets talk about the film, so it opens to a gritty and typical fight scene where Logan (Hugh Jackman) is fighting a group of bad guys, however this Logan is old, and seems to be less able than his younger self. He has taken the role of carer for ProfessorX (Patrick Stewart) with mutant help from Caliban (Stephen merchant). So trying to avoid writing the entire plot down, it's lovely to see that marvel has aged the characters and the time as we are now in the year 2029. As the film progresses we get to notice the care between Charles and Logan, they have become like father and son (granted still dysfunctionally) this bond isn't broken through out the film as Logan tries to do his best to protect Charles. Moving further into the film we meet a new mutant Laura (dafne keen) who is portrayed to be like Logan, much to his disgust and anger. You will need to watch the rest of the film to see how that relationship ends!
So moving away from the plot lets look at the acting, as always both Jackman and Stewart's acting pedigree is on top form, they carry the story and plot well, as well as adding there own unique take on there relationship through the film as well as building on it from the previous films. I have to mention Stephen Merchants performance as he did well at being on such a big production, his movement between voice acting to screen acting has been great, long may it continue. Typical bad guy Boyd Holbrook gave an edge to the film, having never seen gone girl I wasn't sure what to expect, but he has a bright future I think, particularly in the hard guy action market. Dafne keens performance kept the film ground in a reality that this was about the future of mutants, although she spends a large part of the film mute, she does get dialogue and it is almost perfect, comedic and great timing for the film.
Filmed across LA and other parts of America, there was some great scenery in the film, the use of texture rendering and CGI was done well and kept the film flowing throughout.
The story was well written and kept you hooked throughout the film with a couple of great twists and turns to keep you on your toes. The screen writers did well to try and keep the story realistic and yet still in the marvel tradition.
Overall this was a brilliant film, with lots going for it, I personally recommend it for everyone who loves the Xmen and previous Logan/Wolverine films.