The R rating made this movie awesome!

Rating: 8/10 (7 March 2017)

Patrick Stewart was amazing as always, Hugh Jackman was born to play Logan/Wolverine, with his best performance ever, and Dafne Keen was a true joy to watch, especially in her stunts. I see Dafne Keen having an amazing future in acting, and I hope too see her again as Laura/X- 23.
The story was a good way to end the very long run of Patrick Stewart, and Hugh Jackman's, portrayal of Professor X and Wolverine. I will truly miss the actors, in their respective rolls. I see this movie as a set up for future, X-Men style blockbusters. Possibly with Alpha Flight, a Canadian super hero group, or variations of the New Mutants or even X-Factor. Time will tell. What I see as the biggest problem with Logan making as much money as it could have is not the rating, but the large amount of new releases. I love variety as much as the next person, but at times it seems that the studios release a movie just to steal the thunder, and revenue from another studio, I hope in this case I am wrong, but I digress.
Great movie, I highly recommend seeing it on the big screen, and I respect Hugh Jackman for taking a pay cut, to get this movie made the way it should be. As such I do not recommend this movie for small children, although my theater was full of them. This movie would have been a 5/10 tops if held to a PG-13 standard, and if I may get on my soap box once more, the rating system is terribly askew, you see far more gore and violence on television, as for the F-Bombs I would say the average person hears far worse at work, school, or social events. They say this movie had brief nudity, I guess I blinked.