So much better than the last crappy X-Men

Rating: 10/10 (19 March 2017)

Greetings
Finally, an excellent X-Men movie. After the mediocre scenarios of First Class (Some actors were great though) and the awful Apocalypse movie (everything is bad in this movie), we have at last an excellent X-Men movie worthy of the original cast of the X-Men (Even though Anna Paquin's Rogue personality/story was in fact Jubilee's and it should have been her. Rogue is a tough, rowdy woman, not a horror film screamer with a girlish attitude... but the actress did what she was told to do... although the real Rogue story played by a tough rowdy actress would have been better.).
It was nice to see Mr. Stewart and Jackman work together once more, they have a great on-screen chemistry. Wish the original X-Men cast did more movies together, I miss those actors as the X-Men. Pity the director and writers screwed up everything with an amateurish X-Men 3...
Well, it is not an ameritrash movie with no scenario and where everybody claps hands at the end of the story, which is good (so cliché and I am tired of watching the same movie each time with different actors and theme).
Everyone in this movie gives an exemplary performance as an actor, even young Miss Dafne Keen is great. hehe! :D
Logan is a touching movie about the only surviving X-Men, Wolverine, and his life a long time after the other X-Men disappeared or died. Professor X is old (80ish in the story) and Logan, well, something is wrong with him and we see it right at the beginning of the movie. Like I said, the movie is not flashy and superficial like the last few Marvel movies, it's not based on a bang-bang! pow-pow! or a cliché, and very boring, save the world scenario like Suicide Squad or X-Men Apocalypse. There IS a scenario, character psychology involved (probably why Mr. Jackman and Stewart agreed to make another super hero movie with the Wolverine and Prof. X), emotions, an intrigue (you are asking yourself questions for the first part of the movie... especially if you don't know much about X-Men's comic book universe), and of course, captivating credible characters.
You really feel the pain of the characters and for that I lift my hat to the actors as well as those who made it possible for them to be so real (good editing, scripts, directing, etc.).
If you are like me and loved X-Men 1 and 2, well Logan is even better albeit being a sad dark tale. But it seems that the Future Past never came at least. No Sentinel-ruled U.S.A... for now.
I will certainly buy the Logan DVD and put it beside The Wolverine movie (the first one, not the crappy 2nd with the botched scenario) and X-Men 1 and 2 in my collection. The actors and those who worked on the movie merit at least that... hope they get recognized by winning a prize in some big award show, because Mr. Jackman and Stewart did an amazing job with their characters.
Thumbs up both of you!