Depression and Disappointment

Rating: 4/10 (1 June 2017)

The film begins with a broken down Wolverine (aka Logan). Already sick and miserable. We are left with little to no information of the occurrences beyond X-Men Days of Future Past. While that movie ended with hope this begins in despair. Almost like mad max most of the beginning is some desolate wasteland. Charles Xavier is kept away from others due to his seizures that inadvertently (*hinted*) have killed all his X-Men. Wow. Could that just get any worse? How about watching 2 hours of a little girl fight and destroy in all the ways you keep hoping Logan (The Wolverine) would get into gear. Wait. And Wait.... Oh last 20 minutes. There you go. Done. Depressing Close. Movie over.
To watch the performance of the actors - magnificent performances and it's not the actors fault for the bad writing, the plot-holed story line, or the absolute depressing overtone throughout most of the movie.
I understand we're all bound to get old, to eventually be just as broken and pathetic as these heroes were on screen. But honestly stomaching almost 2 hours of despair, hopelessness, and slow death. Like watching a loved one suffer in pain and unable to do much. It's almost heartbreaking.
While I "hail to the King" of Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and Xavier (Patrick Stewart) they performed wonderfully and truly brought their characters to life. However, they unwittingly brought them to a most pathetic end. The millions of ways they could've ended this, or re-wrote this, or done anything with. And they made this garbage. I will never keep this one in the collection despite their amazing performance. (Same with Wolverine Origins) Way to undo everything you fixed in DOFP. C'est la vie - Next!