A fitting swansong for both Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart

Rating: 9/10 (2 March 2017)

Logan is the third and concluding film in the Wolverine trilogy and the final appearance of Hugh Jackman in the title role. After two mediocre solo films, this one more than makes up for their shortcomings. It is a fitting swansong for both Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart.
In the year 2029, an aging Logan/Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) lives in a hideout on the Mexican border caring for the elderly Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart). To make ends meet, Logan works as a chauffeur around local towns in Texas. One day, a young mutant named Laura (Dafne Keen), who is being pursued by armed forces, suddenly turns up at Logan's residence and he is forced to come out of hiding to protect her at all costs.
Dark, violent, and highly emotional, Logan is an appropriate ending to the long lasting Wolverine saga. Hugh Jackman once again gives it his all in the lead role. It's sad to know that this is very likely the last time we'll ever see him play this iconic character, but this film will certainly cement his legacy deep in our minds. Patrick Stewart, who also gives his final performance as Professor Charles Xavier, was great as well. One can't help but feel sad for this once great mind succumbing to the detrimental effects of old age and senility.
I rate it a solid 9/10