A satisfying end for the Hugh Jackman Wolverine

Rating: 7/10 (28 September 2017)

This is the best film of the X-Men series and a great end for the Wolverine played by Hugh Jackman. Things like the gore, profanity, Comic Book Inclusion/Reference were all very appreciated, backed up with the thrilling action and surprisingly emotional tone of the film only improved the experience. It felt like the film went on quite a while, however I found I never became disinterested or unsatisfying, not to mention the death of Professor X was an amazingly done scene.
Some of the issues I had with the film was the horrible soundtrack, a very forgettable villain, the way it felt like they were setting up a new set of films in a series that has passed it's sell-by date, how the other children were not hunted in a similar fashion, the lack of a good explanation for the death of incredibly powerful mutants such as Magneto and Pheonix, the somewhat anti-climactic death of Wolverine, plot hole in the death of X-24 (His brain is capable of healing) and the fact it is part of the already confusing story line that is the X-Men films.
It may seem like there's more negatives than positives here, but the pros outweigh the cons and I highly recommend seeing this film if you're a fan of the X-Men films, you will enjoy it.