A fantastic conclusion to Hugh Jackman's portrayal of Wolverine.

Rating: 9/10 (15 March 2018)

This movie is depressing. This is not the same Wolverine that first appeared in "X-men." That's not a bad thing - that's just a warning for anyone who thinks that this movie is going to be lighthearted.
Characters - The acting is amazing. All the characters are believable and well-portrayed. These complex characters are brought to life by brilliant actors. Even the child actors are decent.
Violence - I think that pretty much every fan of the title character has been waiting for a movie where Wolverine kills people and we get to see it. This movie's well-shot action scenes are filled with blood and death.
Plot - Though there are a few very minor plot holes in this movie, they don't take away from the overall enjoyment there is to be had. For the most part, this depressing story is solid and most importantly - entertaining.
Sights and Sounds - This movie is extremely well shot. All the effects are great. I can't remember having any problems with the audio, but there wasn't really anything special about the soundtrack. There are a lot of great shots in this movie and a lot of stuff is shot outdoors.
The Ending - If you don't already know what happens in the finale of this movie - don't worry because I'm not going to tell you. However, it left me waiting around for an end-credits scene where it turns out the finale didn't happen. There isn't one.
The R Rating - This movie has Deadpool to thank for being able to explore the themes it did. Because Deadpool was so successful, Marvel figured out that R-Rated superhero movies can work and so we got this masterpiece. After you watch this movie, watch Deadpool if you haven't already.
The Genre - This isn't much of a superhero movie. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but its something to think about before you sit down to watch this movie. Again - this movie isn't very lighthearted.