It's bloody great

Rating: 10/10 (4 March 2017)

After they announced this is going to be last Wolverine instalment there was a lot of mixed emotions but after seeing this magnificently beautiful picture there is no doubt that it will be remembered as one of the best series sequels if not the best. Logan takes us to totally different and unexpected journey of survival and pain. Presenting Logan as old, disturbed and without any positive though whatsoever was really brilliantly melted into this incredibly written plot and story. This relentless and heart breaking drama that is mixed with maybe some of the most brutal and terrifying violence that is show throughout whole movie and never stops to surprise gave movie so much power. Seeing Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) so old and weak but in the same time so powerful and without control over his mind was quite disturbing and frightening but in the same time love for Logan and Laura was greater than anything. Laura Kinney (Dafne Keen) is the girl that is created so she could serve a weapon for fighting. She was so terrifying and violent that it was in some point weird to look at that but also her charisma and emotions and how she starts to understand more was interesting to watch. Logan (Hugh Jackman) gave us a surprise that maybe no one expected because his performance is probably the best superhero/drama performance ever seen. His disturbing character in year 2029 has seen too much and in every scene he proves that point and gives one of the best performances of his. Also a great and funny character was Caliban (Stephen Merchant) and he added something original to movie and gave a good performance in couple scenes that he featured. James Mangold is the man responsible for the Logan as he put a great effort in creating an amazing script and directing movie in incredible way. If time has come for superhero movie to push his way in some of major award this movie could do it because of its never stopping drama and some of the great efforts by cast. 4/4