Autistic Reviewers Opinion Of This Movie.

Rating: 10/10 (4 March 2017)

When you announce that you plan to retire from a well known role in a movie franchise, you better go out with a bang. That's exactly that Hugh Jackman does in this third and final outing as Wolverine that is finally true to the brutality of his world (compared to the first two attempts). It's brutal, emotional, darkly funny but gives a terrific send off to one of the greatest on screen heroes ever.
The film's storyline is based on the acclaimed 'Old Man Logan' graphic novel, staring off with an aged and weary Logan who takes care of an elderly Professor Xavier and earns a small living as a limo driver. Living in a world where there are less to none mutants existing on the earth, Logan is offered a job to help transport a young female who needs to be at a safe border away from an corporation that is seeking to hunting her down and cleanse a new world of their own. A reluctant Logan then seeks this and pushes him to a fight for her protection when she shows similar powers to him, despite his age and weaknesses.
What makes the film believable is it's raw character development and emotion, with having seen Logan show emotion prior to this film this one in particular shows his full range, being a bitter, fragile and weary human that is capable of caring less as his past actions and experiences have placed a bad thought on him. The performances overall are incredibly great, giving us heroes and villains that make the story movable and engaging.
The violence of this film is another showcase of Logan, we're finally given the brutality of Logan's capabilities with dismemberment, bloody kills and gore. For an MA rated film here in Australia, it's certainly violent despite that the highest rating is R in the country, this is indeed intended for an older audience despite the Marvel label.
Overall, to make an exit from an worldwide famous role, Logan is a shining example of how to do so. With a great script, outstanding performances and well done action set pieces, this is one hell of a goodbye to the greats.
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