The Most Epic Conclusion of a Superhero

Rating: 10/10 (2 May 2017)

I have seen all the superhero movies out there, from Marvel, Dc, Dark Horse, etc, and i love them. But of all the movies, i think this is the most epic conclusion of a character in the superhero genre.
If you haven't seen the film please be advice, "Big Spoilers Ahead".
In comparison of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the X-Verse, i love the MCU a lot more, because i like all the films in it, in the X-Verse most of them where great, some of then not, and the first two Wolverine films are in that list of not that good. I say that because they are reborn with "Logan" and it's very sad that the best film of this amazing character is the last (as we know of) Hugh Jackman X-Men film.
We see a more human Wolverine and Xavier that we've seen in all the films, they struggle with issues of getting old, alcoholism, depression, parenthood, (talking about Laura and Logan and why not Xavier with Logan and Laura) loneliness, we even see Logan with a part time job, which i think was an amazing detail for the movie. And of course we love to see this guys, this heroes, as that exactly, Heroes, like Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner, Peter Parker and of course Logan, but we can't forget that they are still human beings, sure the mutants are not categorize as human but more advance than us, or a mistake from god like they say in this movie, but still with all the human elements, and to depict this things in a superhero movie, making us see that they can be hurt, they have feelings, they have issues and problems like we all do, was and beautiful way to move us and make us love all them a lot more. To see the magnificent Charles Xavier, the guy with the greatest and most powerful mind in the Marvel comics, with a brain degeneration disease, like Dr. Zander Rice played by Richard E. Grant says in the film and quote "the guy with the most powerful brain has a brain degeneration disease? that's a great combo isn't it?".
Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart give the most heart warming performances in this characters, to imagine that powerful Xavier in the X-Men films and now been a sweet lonely nonagenarian it's something that really got to me, made me cry since the beginning of the film. And of course the Jackman himself, that gigantic (metaphorically speaking) Wolverine now with this characteristics i just describe it's heart warming-wrenching, he is tired, he doesn't run and fight like he used to, he can't regenerate as fast as before, and when he does leaves a scar in his body, leaving a scar in our hearts, and now he has to take care the old Xavier and a child, His Child, making the movie more realistic in the surrealism.
Why i say is the most epic conclusion?. It is known that when an actor leaves his superhero character it's because he gets fired (Andrew Garfield), he gets tired of the role (Wesley Snipes), he doesn't come back for the sequel (Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer), there is no conclusive film (Ron Perlman) or the last movie really sucked (George Clooney, Wesley Snipes again, Ryan Reynolds twice, Tobey Maguire) you get the idea. But to see an actor leaving his costume in his own terms it's something to be proud of.
This is not just and epic conclusion for Jackman, for Wolverine as well. Big Spoiler: He dies yes, but he dies with his daughter besides him, it 's amazing that the only one who could killed him was a younger self, of course the only thing that can kill Wolverine it's freaking Wolverine, he goes giving a great advice to his child, with tears in his eyes, and a beautiful heart wrenching final line, quote "So this is what it feels like", long overdue man, but finally at peace, only true fans could really appreciate those words.
This is a Masterpice, and you won't regret watching it 10 times.