A fitting end to Hugh Jackman's tenure as Wolverine

Rating: 9/10 (6 March 2017)

So the X Men films seem to get a bad time when it comes to criticism about its consistency. In my opinion, for the most part, they're pretty decent flicks.
This film however, is easily at the top of the list. We get to see a darker, grittier perspective of the life of Logan in the near future. Aspects like his healing factor slowly fading and having to care for a senile and unstable Charles Xavier is a very different spin and it adds more depth to the story, as well as the fact that the mutants are all but extinct.
Fox/Marvel were definitely taking notes after Deadpool because my God, this film is brutally and relentlessly violent! Not to mention crude. F bombs are being dropped left, right and centre, even from Xavier, which is a tad jarring but hilarious to watch.
The main story revolves around Logan and Charles trying to find sanctuary for X23/Laura, a mostly silent little girl with Logan's abilities. Things heat up when members of this mutant experimentation organization try to capture her, and from there, it's essentially just a chase film.
The performances here are top notch, with both Jackman and Stewart giving their A-game. Many people are saying "Finally! This is the X Men film I've wanted to see!" In a sense, I agree with them, although the continuity is still a little iffy.
Overall, Hugh Jackman goes out with a bang in his final performance as Wolverine and this will be a film remembered as a comic book gem.