Two steps short of greatness.

Rating: 9/10 (6 March 2017)

The movie is beautiful, I won't try to add on the strengths of the movie every reviewer mentioned, yes it's character driven, beautifully shot and deserves every bit of praise it can get, it is one of those movies that can take you inside the story instead of just showing it to you.
But I'd like to point out a few flaws which as far as I can see, nobody mentioned (maybe its just me then); the movie has a serious problem with sendoffs; I can accept that Charles Xavier is a frail old man now with most of his mind gone and I don't really have a problem with his death but he was Professor X, one of the most beloved characters of the whole Marvel universe and the script doesn't even take a single moment to honor him; giving him a 'moment' with appropriate levels of epicness before sending him off, and I'm not talking about something like a big action scene, for instance, instead of having him die at that moment, they could have kept him alive for 2 more minutes and he could have helped Logan defeat X-24 at that instance by psychically freezing him, or by controlling those hillbillies to help Logan instead of that farmer. This of course is one of the many ways they could have used to honor Charles.
Moving on to the sendoff of Logan himself; I get that his healing factor is mostly gone and it is possible for him to die now but death by impaled gut? Really? This movie had an R rating, they could've had Logan and X24 fighting down to their adamantium skeletons with chopped up faces showing shiny metal skull parts underneath but no, the fight was only slightly better than the previous one and the choreography was way too fast to follow at times.
One other thing; I read that the movie takes place in 2029 because the filmmakers wanted to distance themselves as much as possible from other Wolverine and X-Men movies, so they could basically do whatever they want, why then they didn't use the classic yellow costume? Or some variation of it? We already know it exists because X-Men comics exist in this movie's universe and they are based (though exaggerated as Logan says) on real events, so why not use it? They could have come up with a design with some type of exoskeleton support to make up for Logan's aging reflexes; he could have used it for the final fight with X24. We will never see Hugh Jackman in that costume now, never.
Maybe I expected too much from the movie, I don't know. But when a movie gets so many things right, one can't accept its mistakes as easily as lesser movies. But without a doubt, this is the best Wolverine movie ever made.