The dark side of Marvel

Rating: 8/10 (18 March 2017)

"Logan" has created a gigantic expectation, and managed to overcome, a film of superhuman hero that you will see in life, with characters that go beyond your healing factor or claws, but rather characters who think, suffer and leave the box . "Logan" sacrifices a little of the dynamics and the factor of impressing in exchange for metaphors in his script, he is very good at not only creating an extremely charismatic character from scratch like Laura, but also in giving a three-dimensionality to Logan, since now he Is no longer a simple anti-hero, he is also hero, father, son and human, and also spectacular use of Xavier and the clever way Calliban is used, pity that for the villains the script does not have a room of the same care, We have a first definite act, a second that mingles with the third - which is very short - and obvious, full of reference to the other films in the saga, we see the story of Logan, a completely discredited mutant who constantly thinks about death, until A new hope arises, we have all the call of the hero, but it is that cliché of beginning that in the end surprises, and much. We have a photograph that has even westerns, always pulling for a warmer palette, a good soundtrack, although it leaves the country just for the credits, the set up is good and the way James Mangold uses the open plan is great, especially In the scene where Logan carries Xavier in his arms. In terms of acting, my favorite in the film is Patrick Stewart as Professor Xavier, even in a wheelchair, he is completely wonderful and at certain times until the rhythm of the film, Hugh Jackman is also great as always, and Daphne Keen owns a gigantic charisma even though his face is always closed, and congratulations to James Mongold, who has recovered from immortal Wolverine and did a great job. Obviously the movie is not perfect, far from it, using a clone of Logan reminds us of every philosophical question of his struggle being the interior, and I love it, but to the great public this sounds like laziness and even breaks the Rhythm, and the fact that the film follows a recipe created by himself also bugs a little, but his daring to show violence, kill without mercy, the animalistic way as Laura struggles, Logan having to stop for breath, are details that Composes the work and greatly diminishes its defects, "Logan" is a worthy film for both comic book lovers and the general public.