A superhero movie for everyone!

Rating: 10/10 (10 March 2017)

"Logan" is the newest addition to the "X-Men" franchise, and is directed by James Mangold and stars Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and Dafne Keen. From the beginning of this film you can tell how gritty and dark this movie will be as all of the mutants from the previous "X- Men" films have died tragically except for a few. The main character Logan takes care of a very old Charles Xavier as he is diagnosed with Dementia. However, their lives change after a young girl named Laura comes into their lives. This movie truly is special in every way, and may be the best superhero film of all time. This film deal heavily with a emotional theme as these characters that we have learned to love have become severely depressed and are in great pain due to previous incidents that have happened to them and others. This film was made to explore the human condition, as this movie lets the audience feel like superheroes do not always have the best life or the best conditions. In fact, this movie lets the audience know that the world is not always fair even to superheroes, and sometimes bad things can happen to good people.
This movie is incredibly special to me, as I have been going to the theaters to the "X-Men" films since "X2" came out in theaters in 2003. This movie is definitely worthwhile for anyone who loves the "X-Men" movies and even for those who do not. As I have told many people this film does not feel like a superhero movie, instead it feels like something that is very real. This is mostly due to the very dark tone of the movie, as people die left and right in very brutal and real ways. This movie also takes on very rough topics such as, dementia, child abduction, child slavery, alcoholism, and of course lose of loved ones. This movie not only takes on these topics in very real ways, but the characters also feel very real as well as the story that is based around them. The editing in this movie is absolutely flawless, as the movie felt very fluid and nothing felt out of place at all. The camera work is also incredibly, especially in the end fight scene, as Logan will be fighting someone with Laura in the shot, and the camera would then follow her fighting someone else. The CGI in this movie was very well done, especially with the budget that they had of 97 million dollar, which looked even much better than "Star Wars: Rogue One", which had a 200 million dollar budget. Overall, I would say this movie is absolutely worthwhile in every way! This movie definitely goes in my top 10 favorite movies of all time, and I really hope that many people do get to see this movie as it is really good.