lame sell out

Rating: 1/10 (21 May 2017)

Lets jump right in, shall we? X-Men style. Claws out, SNIKT!
Speaking of which... in this poorly edited flick, we have two Mutants that saved the world, the very universe, and everything in between time and time again, yet everyone acts like they are in cheesy Jean- Claude Van Damme road-movie.
Our main protagonist, everyone's favorite claw-wielding Mutant gets the clichéd-has-been-hero treatment. Awesome? Not really because the whole thing unfolds every bit as lame as you could imagine.
This creatively bankrupt paint-by-numbers production stretches the 5'3" Wolverine to 6'3". Invisible stilts anyone? Hollywood's version of Wolverine in "Logan" doesn't have much in common with the Marvel comics character, besides sharing the same name.
The pathetic ending, after the clichéd showdown with the doppelganger really had me scratching my head. This definitely isn't the Wolverine from the comics. Instead it's Hollywoods pale rip off for monetary gain.
The only ray of light here was Patrick Stewart's solid performance, who always delivers in his roles.
Ever since the seventies Stan Lee wanted to see his superheroes make a living in Hollywood, but ultimately by doing so Marvel sacrificed all integrity and identity.
To all longtime X-Men Comic fans, do yourself a favor stay away from this awful bastardization. It's devoid of any creative substance or even a hint of brilliance.