You've seen one Wolverine movie, you've seen them all.

Rating: 4/10 (11 March 2017)

Alright, I'll just get straight to the point here. This movie and Mad Max: Fury Road have to be the most overrated movies that have come out in the past two years. However, the only difference between this movie and Fury Road is that, Fury Road was actually a GOOD movie. Overrated, but still good.
This movie just disappointed me so much and the people on IMDb and others of the internet are the main reason why I was so disappointed by this film after seeing it - they hyped the sh*t out of it. Ever since I heard that Logan was going to be released in 2017 I always knew I was going to go see it but I kept my expectations low due to past experiences with the Fox/XMEN franchise. Had I avoided the internet and went and watched the movie, I wouldn't be as disappointed as I am right now because just a few days before I saw it, my spirit was falsely lifted and I was misled into believing that this was something different - but it's not. Honestly, it's not.
So what's bad about the movie? Oh, nothing new (in the context of the Fox/XMEN franchise) - weak plots, terrible CGI, unconvincing stunts, poor action and bad character development...the usual stuff, literally - nothing new. Keep your expectations at this level and you'll leave the theatre satisfied, trust me.
However, not all is bad about this movie - the picture, the sound-tracking and the acting are quite good to be honest. Hugh Jackman gives a very good performance in the first two acts until he loses his touch as the plot also loses its mojo in the very clearly unclear third act but that's nothing to complain about. Sir Patrick Stewart was also good but I didn't enjoy his performance that much but good nonetheless.
I'm not going to dwell on a lot because I might go on forever. Basically what you need to know is that this movie is nothing new (overall) from what we've been given by this franchise and don't even get me started on the desperate and lousy attempt at being R Rated. You've seen one Wolverine movie, you've seen them all. I'm one of the few people who believes that the best film this franchise has ever given us was First Class (what a beauty). The Weapon X story that was being set up in Apocalypse would've been a worthier effort honestly if they stuck with the continuity.
This movie is a solid 6 at best.