A hard-hitting wonder from Logan the Wolverine.

Rating: 10/10 (2 October 2019)

Logan is the best movie in the X-Men franchise, but is solely about Logan wanting to live without being confronted with the mutant agenda and works a steady job while he is hiding with Charles Xavier and Caliban both of whom in a sad condition. Not that it is bad, not at all, but I will stress that I mostly consider it a spin-off, and therefore my favorite "X-Men" movie is still Day of Future Past.
But in this movie Logan is approached by a nurse who recognices him as the Wolverine and wants his help, but he doesn't want to. But that woman ends up turning his life upside-down because she knows something unsettling involving an 11-year-old girl and a gang of other mutant kids.
This story adaption is just all out violent, sad, gory and packs up all the heartbreaking events we got in the comic, so if you don't mind all the severed limbs and children being harmed, then you're in for a hellride of emotions. It does give itself room for some quiter moments to let us get into the wants and hardships of the characters, so it works as a satisfying journey with enough growth and bonding to make you care for them.