Simply outstanding... A must watch... Spoilers ahead!

Rating: 9/10 (5 March 2017)

Hugh Jackman's last time as wolverine is no short of an excellent movie .
I have seen a lot of good movies, and a lot of good superhero movies. However, I can say with confidence that this is by far the best superhero movie I have seen to date. Logan is a right and just ending to the character of Wolverine.
The movie revolves an around old, and frustrated Logan (who is a limousine driver). He, along with Charles Xavier (superbly played by Patrick Stewart) are waiting to finish off their lives in peace.
Both of them, especially Logan lack a sense of purpose in their lives. Logan has always been a reserved individual and a 'loner'. This, however, changes when X-23 arrives in his life and she becomes a forced purpose of Logan's life. He never asked for this, but accepts. The sense of purpose is what drives Logan for one last time especially since he has nothing on stake, and with a smile, Logan accepts his fate. He ends with a beautiful note, "So this is what it feels like?" - perhaps alluding to the fact that he is found love and family with X-23 and his dies happily among his "family" (X-23). His end (i.e. death) occurs in a romantic and beautiful manner - how we wish for ourselves.
One of the most interesting aspects of the was the dichotomy of Charles Xavier. He is both crazy and sane. When Charles's mind is not under control, he is a dangerous weapon, but when his mind is under control, he serves as the sane person and a moral ground for Logan. If it was not for Charles, Logan might have abandoned X-23 right away.
A very good story conveys a good deal of meaningful emotions. Logan manages to instill such an emotion into the audience that by the end of the movie, tears are being shed by the audience. If emotions of such a magnitude are instilled in the audience, I can say that the movie is good. Soundtrack only adds to the emotion. This movie has outstanding soundtracks which meaningfully add to the emotions.
Overall, the acting from all the actors was great. The story was very good, realistic, emotional, rightfully bleak and most importantly it is coherent. I have only two minor complaints, first is that I think they went a bit over the top with the use of foul language especially with Charles but other than that I have only positive things to say. Second, they did not explain X-23 as well as I would have liked. There are hints which the audience can piece together but not as explicit as I would like. However, these are only minor complaints.
Very few actors leave manage to leave a character behind with such a nice note and kudos to Hugh Jackman for the legendary performances over a span of 17 years which for some fans is irreplaceable. Fox should leave alone the character for a good 7-8 years in respect of Hugh Jackman and the amazing legacy he is leaving with this character.
Thank you Hugh Jackman and James Mangold was such an amazing movie.
Edit: I have seen a backlash from DC fans bashing on this movie and comparing it to BvS. People have to understand that this is a different movie. BvS is sic movies packed into one movie and it tries to be so much at once. This movie is an ending to the character we say way back in 2000.