Once the novelty wore off, everything else was weak.

Rating: 5/10 (7 March 2017)

Going into this movie, I was really excited. Finally we were going to get the visceral wolverine character that we have wanted since the original X-Men movie. The carnage lived up to the expectations, unfortunately once that novelty wore off, there wasn't much left to make this an interesting movie.
The plot was so basic a 5 year old could have written it. Kids trying to get from point A to point B, yet it only seemed important for Logan to be escorting one of them. I get that splitting up can make it harder for them to track you, but given the woman searched for Logan when she was trying to meet a deadline seems a monumental waste of time, but that trend didn't just stop there. While Logan contemplated helping the woman (who specified that they were on a time frame), Logan decides to wait a while before going back to find the woman dead. This is the first time that poor time management was used to add a spark to the story.
This happened twice more. Hey, we're on the run from an organization that appears to have unlimited resources and technology, so lets keep stopping to help horses, or wait for morning before crossing the boarder. Same old repetitive simple storytelling, used only as a means to have more people get stabbed in the head by Logan. Also there was a showdown that made me grimace and think of the old Arnold vs CGI Arnold in the last Terminator movie.
This isn't the worst movie FOX has made, but Marvel Studios sill blows this movie out of the water any day of the week.