This script smells like the work of some cinematography major fresh out of college

Rating: 4/10 (5 October 2017)

-----disclaimer------ Ever since I started being a movie junkie, I have never given any slightest attention to movie reviews, especially those percentages on RottenTomatoes or IMDb. I encourage everyone else to do the same, make your own judgment for a movie based on your preferences instead of letting someone else telling you what to like or to dislike. The following review is my very first review without the intention of persuasion. Also, I don't spoil. Any possible detail related to the movie in my review can all be seen in trailers. -----review----------
Superhero movies, in my regard, should serve a purpose of giving the younger generation hopes, inspirations, or courage for life. I believe that is why some of the famous superhero comics came out in the first place. The movie 'Logan' features the well-known characters Professor Xavier(brain) and Wolverine(brawn), but it paints a gloomy picture for these two characters' journey as if it attempts to constantly remind the audience that there is a supposedly forced reality kicking in. It seems that the script targets at a certain range of audience which clearly includes adults but not primarily the younger generation despite the fact the script implies the notion of legends passed on from generation to generation. I have no objection about it, am only slightly disappointed about a gloomy superhero movie with such great characters in it.
The second thing I intend to point out here is that, it seems that this movie does not want to give a clearer background of the antagonists. If the antagonists were given a much fairer amount of time to be introduced to the audience, I am sure I as one of the audience would not feel as if the villains are bunch of coyotes coming out of nowhere chasing down the protagonists on the road. If I want a script which puts more focus on action and less on the reason behind, I would prefer watching pornography.
Third, the plot holes. I am sure many have pointed out several major plot holes in previous reviews, as a guy who promises not to spoil, I will say no more. Every movie has sins, plot holes are considered sins as well. However, when they are too many, the story is thus ruined.
Last, let's imagine ourselves to be the screenwriter: "Hey, let's have a senile wise man, an invincible tough guy who is known for having lived for a long long time of life but now all of a sudden has trouble staying that way, and a little young girl, make these three on a road trip while being chased down by villains! That would be awesome!" When I was somewhere in the mid of the movie, I started to question myself: who wrote this simple minded d screenplay?!
There are in fact more to talk about to express my dissatisfaction toward this movie, but those would involve spoiling the plot so I will stop here. Overall, I have to say, the script is predicable, too predicable. This is the kind of script that I would expect from the drama contests back in my university days.