Humane treatment for a X-Men

Rating: 9/10 (3 March 2017)

Finally a Sci-Fi film for an Adult, Logan! "A" rating is merely for the abuse and violence; as mentioned by James Mangold in an interview, "knife stabbing on the chest and passing through the chest is the difference between PG-13 to R-Rated movie". After watching this film, it stays with you; this is no ordinary Sci-Fi film. Logan is for Mature people and maturity comes in thinking not by age. Logan was always lonely, worked alone, but for the team. He's angry and too scared to be affectionate. This is one of the reasons I love the character; it feels real good about it. That is why I connect with Logan more than other superheros. Moving on, this film brings up the experiences of love, compassion and pain; in a larger frame, Logan lives his last few days as a family being a good son and a father. That's why the title "LOGAN" not "WOLVERINE". In this film the true value of a X-men is portrayed; like how a good teacher sees a teacher in his student to continue the legacy, Charles Xavier does it too. More than superpowers and battle, humanity is highlighted here, this film is for X-Men fans who have been following since 17 years, certainly not a film to show off powers of VFX industry at all; Logan's boon is a curse and he finally rests in peace doing the right thing. (afterall that's what he wanted) I'm not gonna outline the story- line here because it is pretty much on IMDb, Wikipedia, etc. All though the story-line seems simple and easily has been narrated in many films, the remarkable point is one of our lovable character Logan is finally in it, like he's treated with humane values not just as a weapon or an angry beast. I'm a true fan of X-Men cartoons, comics and films; I just know how certain films are ruined just because of sequels and limitations, but this one is worth it as it takes a huge leap from regular SciFi stuff to another level. Here I was wearing "Wolverine" T-Shirt to the movie, sitting alone next to strangers who were disturbing, this is how I keep my vocabulary good. Strangely feels like how I've been adapting Wolverine's character in myself. Also disappointment is, there might be people around you in the Theatre who think the film is slow and has less action in it; once they are bored, they yap a lot. I had a few A-holes surrounded; I mean they were expecting "Hebbuli" kind of "stuff"! And this proves "maturity" is needed to watch this film!