Must defend the 10 out of 10

Rating: 10/10 (7 June 2017)

No movie is perfect and neither is Logan. However this movie deserves a higher rating than it has in my humble opinion. Logan is absolutely fantastic and I feel like it is the perfect send off for Hugh Jackman's Wolverine.
I would have loved to see Wolverine in his prime tearing away through scores of bad guys, but the old man Logan story they went with instead was probably the better choice and it certainly better expressed all the torment Logan had been through in his incredibly long life without having to actually show it. Even if you had never seen a single X-men or Wolverine stand alone film you knew without doubt that this character had been through more than a normal man could ever survive. While on that subject if you'd never seen any of the previously mentioned films you could absolutely see just this one if you're not a particular fan of the comic book craze going on these days.
Logan is a great movie. Period. All on its own with no help from previous films or comic books required. I would go so far as to say that if you could barely stand comic book movies normally there is a really good chance that you'd enjoy this one... assuming you don't mind gratuitous violence and one very brief (and totally unnecessary) nude scene.
This movie is violent. Extremely violent might be more accurate. But, by god, it works in this movie. One of my biggest gripes with all the other Wolverine portrayals to this date (there are a lot of them) is that The Wolverine was never truly unleashed. He's more than a little run down now, he's way beyond his prime, but boy does he FINALLY truly get to unleash.
Fans of Wolverine rejoice. We may have never gotten to see one of our favorite characters go rage mode in his prime, but we did get, at least, to get a feel for what he was capable of. The fact that he isn't as invincible as he once was actually serves to make the movie better in many ways.