The Wolverine we all waited for

Rating: 10/10 (27 April 2017)

Logan is the 10th movie in the Fox Marvel Universe and the third and final movie in The Wolverine trilogy and also, sadly, the last time we see Hugh Jackman as Wolverine. But everything must come to an end. It's directed by James Mangold, the director of The Wolverine (2013) and is loosely based on a comic book story-line Old Man Logan.
It's really sad to see Hugh Jackman leave this franchise. He didn't even look much like Wolverine from the comics, but he introduced Wolverine to the new wave of fans and his portrayal brought something new and something great to the role. And here, he offers the absolute best of this role. His young co-star Dafne Keen shows one of the best child acting I've seen lately. If you're a fan of Stranger Things, she will remind you a lot of Eleven. And Patrick Stewart also does the best for last. It's Xavier we've never seen before, but he's lovable.
The movie is very gory and I love it. I'm glad to see that the R-rating trend is going strong. While MCU is generally better than this franchise, Fox takes risks and that's why I have respect for them. That makes this franchise more interesting. Also, the whole movie feels a lot like a western and I thought that kind of atmosphere fit very nicely with the story. I just have a few minor flaws. They didn't stop me from loving the movie, but I have to point them out. Someone will be bothered by them more than I was. An uninteresting villain and a bit of anti- climatic ending. But the fact that it was anti-climatic doesn't mean the emotional bar wasn't raised high. You will be getting a lot of feels here. I just expected more sense of closure, that it would go down a bit more epic. But this felt kinda realistic and like a lot bigger gut punch. You will see for yourself.
For everyone who wanted a good, bloody and intense approach to Wolverine, here you go. But it can as well be enjoyed on its own.