I saw this movie in theaters with my girlfriend at the time. And and the ending of this movie makes me cry.and I glanced over at her and could see her eyes all glassy. I really loved her that day...
I love that line. I've always wondered what exactly Logan was referring to. Was it being a father? Or finally knowing what it feels like to die? I like to think it was both, but seeing as he says it immediately after Laura refers to him as Daddy, maybe it's the former. Either way, it hits hard for me.
@@BroomMirdon I think it's in reference to being a father because he has died before, he just didn't stay dead. So he'd know what dying felt like, but not what it felt like to have a daughter.
Logan is by far the saddest X-Men movie... but, honestly, it's the very best. It's a tremendously beautiful, emotional, and incredible film that stands on it's own.
X-23 calling Logan ‘daddy’ at the end had half the movie theater crying when I saw this in the theater. You don’t expect tears in a Wolverine or even an X-Men movie. But DAMN! This was the perfect way for Hugh Jackman to exit his role as Wolverine. I admit I was upset when X-Men was announced as a movie a he was chosen as Wolverine. But I ate my own words really fast and now I couldn’t even imagine another actor in the role. Hugh literally BECAME the Wolverine. He truly embodied it. The only thing that didn’t match the comic book character was his height. Everyone in the comics called him ‘runt’ (before they got to know him of course 😂) because he was actually quite short. But nobody called him that twice. I always loved the combo of him and Colossus doing the old ‘fastball special’ against the Sentinels.
Ha that's me with Heath Ledger as Joker. Now I wish they'd shelve the character and let his be the one we remember. At least Jared Leto showed us how NOT to make a Joker lmao
@@bwestacado9643 😂 Yeah, I was one of the people who were surprised when he was announced to play the Joker. I always liked him but didn’t see him in that role. But then I said the same thing about Hugh Jackman as the Wolverine, and looked how wrong I was there! But holy crap! Heath Ledger was absolutely AMAZING as the Joker. No one will ever do as well!
I like to imagine that the Logan Clone recovered after some hours or days. The Adamantium bullet may have been enough to pierce the skull, but the comics show his mutant power does not need a full functioning brain to work. Anyway, he wakes up but has amnesia and is no longer programmed in any way. Thus he begins to wander and due to circumstances becomes his own version of a hero/antihero and sort of carries on the legacy of the Wolverine.
@@sdv73168 the only bad thing about it if they were to use that for another movie, it would only be good imo if Hugh Jackman played to role, I wouldn't be able to feel the same about the movie if another actor played the part. For all we know, they did have that as a possibility for another movie, but they didn't go forward with it because Hugh Jackman was done playing Wolverine. That would be like another actor playing Loki in the Loki show, it wouldn't have the same feeling as Tom Hiddleston playing the part.
It wouldn't matter. He can't heal the metal, and that shit was twisted into an unsalvageable mess. He'd be blind, retarded, and possibly even have no motor control of any kind, depending on where some of that metal has ended up. His body can heal AROUND it...but it can't change the shape of the stuff in any way. X-24 may or may not be dead, but he's definitely permanently incapacitated.
This movie is a masterpiece, absolutely perfect. As bad as Rice is, and as cruelly as Laura was treated by her creators in the movie, the actual books themselves (X-23: Innocent Lost, and X-23: Target X, both of which are fantastic, if heartbreaking, stories that formed the basis of much of Laura's role in the film) are even worse. For example, in the movie Laura is shown as knocked out when her claws are being coated with adamantium. In the books, Rice surgically removed them WITHOUT ANASTHESIA. Not because he couldn't put her under, but out out of pure spite! Laura was played by Dafne Keen, who currently stars in HBO's adaptation of His Dark Materials. She's still keenly (no pun intended) interested in reprising her role again. In fact one of the casualties of Disney buying Fox was an X-23 spinoff movie that James Mangold was beginning work on at the time of the merger. Both Jackman and Mangold had nothing but praise for Keen's instincts. In fact that entire rant in Spanish when she finally blows up at Logan? She pretty much improvised the entire thing! True story: Millie Bobby Brown was one of the actresses who auditioned for Laura. In fact it was losing the role to Keen that made Brown available to take the role of Eleven on Stranger Things (who is quite similar to X-23, other than their powers).
Since this is about Mutants, I'd recommend Gattaca. Older scifi-Film about a society with genetically enhanced people. It revolves around how a naturalborn person, although being in a disadvantage, tries to achieve his dreams in an environment which discriminates him. With famous actors (Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, Uma Thurman) and great music.
I love your ability to pick up on everything that’s going on! Not much ever goes over your head…and not wasting time with useless talk, missing out on key points like some other reactors do. It’s so refreshing.
Dasha, you don't have to apologize for not commenting a lot during this review. Your lack of commentary WAS your reaction. It simpy shows us (your viewers) that the movie had you so engrossed. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes "less is more". Your reaction was right on time. I can't tell you how many times I've watch Logan. But it "gets me" EVERY SINGLE TIME. What I feel watching it never changes. It's always like my first time seeing it. And it draws out my emotions. Thank you for this review, Dasha. It was not only great but totally appropriate. It was YOU being YOU.
best xmen movie of all time, one the greatest comic book movies of all time, marvel's version of TDK imo. Story and themes in this are real and humanized and emotional. I prefer this over any MCU movie
If you remember in the movie 'The Wolverine' the Japanese girl told Wolverine that she saw him dying with his 'heart' in his hand. When he dies in this movie he's holding his Daughters hand.
I love this movie alot. Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart each give there best performances of their careers in my humble opinion. The daddy line brings me to tears every time. 😭
My favorite X-men movie. Dark, dirty and gritty; that perfect sums up Logans entire existence. This film was the perfect way for him to be laid to rest after 197 years of brutal living.
Dasha... Your emotions always get into my heart so if you cry...I cry. This was such an amazing movie, I will never miss one of your reactions. You are always the best on these reactions.😍
Yeah the Old Man Logan comics are extremely dark. They changed the story for the movie, but in the comics the villain Mysterio tricks Wolverine into killing the X-Men with his hallucinations. Logan had thought he was fighting an invasion of villains, but he stalked room to room killing all his friends and the students. The world collapses into shit and chaos, Hulk is a crazy, brilliant lunatic who runs half of America as a big green mob boss. I love this movie though. When Hugh said he was doing 1 more Wolverine movie, this was the overwhelming selection by the fans. He did us proud
The bad guy with the red glasses is such a great actor. He’s soooo great as the Corinthian in NETFLIX’s new show "The Sandman", an amazing series by the way.
part of what makes logan so powerful i think isn't the darker tone or the violence or any of that. it's that it's an * ending *. the whole thing with super hero stories, whether comics or now movies and tv, is that they never end. (with a few creator-owned exceptions of course.) they're too valuable to end the way a novel or even most films would. reboots, relaunches, new creative teams, new studios. even when the creators * want * a series to have a definitive end (like with watchmen) the companies often just can't leave well enough alone. obviously the x-men are going to be relaunched under the mcu sometime in the next 10 years. but logan actually allows viewers to get something like catharsis and closure (however bleak it is) on the series we knew from the 2000s.
We got one good X-Men film before Disney shows us how awful they can truly be lmao. Can't wait to not watch whatever piece of crap, woke trash they try to force on us
24:15 "I cannot believe that, you know, when I thought I'm going to see an hour of X-Man movie, you know, I didn't think we're going to be burying Professor X in here." Yeah. I don't think there's an X-Men movie that gets as sad as this one.
This movie caught me totally off guard. I watched it a few months ago for the first time and didn't remember any of the previews or any reviews. I was expecting a typical X-Men movie. Wow, I was so pleasantly surprised. Beautiful movie.
Logan is supposed to be immortal(but can be killed if you destroy him or his head with adamantium), he isn't supposed to die naturally or by aging because of his regeneration ability. But the theory behind why he wasn't regenerating and look old in this movie is because of the adamantium in his body. This metal is toxic and his body has been constantly healing itself for more than 200 years. Eventually with age his abilities/powers cannot keep up. Thus, him aging and not healing fast in the movie.
I always assumed it was the chemicals they were putting foods that killed off the mutants. I figured it weakened his abilities to the point that age caught up
This movie always makes me cry. I was so impressed with how Dafne Keen played X-23. X-24 was an imperfect clone of Logan, and that’s why he needed the serum to heal. They’ve tried so many times to make the perfect wolverine, and can’t do it. The most perfect clones were Laura and her sisters because of the scientist’s love that used her own DNA to fill the gap of Logan’s (comic canon). Laura doesn’t have adamantium in all of her skeleton, and only has implanted adamantium claws. As a result, she regenerates even quicker than Logan, but isn’t quite as durable overall. Interesting fact is that because of Wolverine’s healing factor, the adamantium in his body and the interaction with his immune system has made it a different kind of adamantium that is harder than all the others, and Vibranium (in the comics). So his claws can essentially cut through anything
Logan is my second favorite marvel superhero behind Spider-Man and honestly I never liked his beard like that, I prefer the full beard. Logan is supposed to be hairy so it doesn’t make sense that he has the beard like that, it’s better the full beard in my opinion.
@@reynaldolorenzo8409 dude he literally wore a mask 98% of the time and his mask always had a bare chin shown, what you like is only relevant to you, it doesn't rewrite 50 years wolverine in comics.
If you missed it, Charles actually killed all the X-Men with his seizures in this movie. In the comics, Logan killed them all under the illusion that he was protecting them. This is why the G-rated movies for kids never worked. Just because this comes from a comic book doesn't mean it isn't serious stuff.
In the second movie called the Wolverine the girl that can see peoples death saw Logan’s death and said something like “I saw u in a pool of your own blood with your HEART in your hand” u can interpret that Laura was the heart she was speaking of
@O. B. wow u are a bit of a dick lol no one asked for all that I just simply said that in the movie before this MIND U THEY ARE A TRILOGY that one of the characters predicted he would die in a pool of his own blood also she says in the movie she doesn’t know when people die just their deaths we thought it was going to happen in that movie but it does not then we get this one u can even say Logan is missing a part of him self empty without purpose waiting to die then come across Laura and even tho more bad shit happened by the end of the movie Logan is the hero he once was he found his purpose and was ready and did die for it and in the very end found peace and found what he was missing out on all his life intended or not the implications make it a good story idk why u gotta coke onto someone else’s comment I wasn’t saying it as a fact I was just sharing something interesting that if looked at a type of way would make this movie even more powerful than it was that’s all idk why u gotta be rude or what ever begone
There are some people who take care their families and friends with in great pains until they get older and weaker which is why this movie very special for me.
In the 2013 film The Wolverine, Logan meets the Japanese girl Yukio in a bar. She is a mutant that has the power to see how people will die. She tells Logan "I see you on your back, there’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your own heart in your hand. It’s not beating.". That was foreshadowing to this film's ending. The same director made both and said that was his intention
16:00 After the Casino Scene, they have a ride scene before encountering the horses... in that scene they refer to the event in the Casino been similar to a past event in Weschester.... that is where the X-Mansion is located... It basically implies that Charles had an episode back at the School and killed all X-Men that day, but of course Logan survived because of the regen factor... this is one of the saddest endings they could come up for the series, but still a great movie as an ending for Hugh's Logan and as a movie on its own
I was right on the edge of breaking at the end, then she tipped the cross over and I was done. This wasn't really a "comic book movie." It was a real film with a comic book base.
Not a typical 'xmen' movie as you very quickly found out. This is an emotion filled farewell to years long character. They dropped hints a few times about the "incident". It's been pretty well explained that Professor X had an attack at his school, killed many including most of the Xmen.
This is what I don't get about people wanting hugh jackman returning in the mcu. This is (maybe with X2) the best x-men related movie, and such a perfect sendoff for the character. Wanting him back is putting your fanboy wet dreams before the character's arc. That's like lying on your deathbed and saying the perfect last words only for a family member to ask you where's the bathroom and your last words are "third door to the left". This is it guys. We've got it.
While I loved that this movie gave such good closure to Professor X and Wolverine, it's such a shame that we never got to see anything more with Dafne Keen (who plays Laura) before the Fox/Disney merger that put an end to the whole Fox mutant universe. She's so good in the role and it would have been interesting to see her story continue. She even has a group of mutants that they could have explored. There were so many missed opportunities with her character. Not in Logan as such, but since nothing was done with Laura afterward. But great reaction! :)
17:16 "Well, can we show our appreciation, treat the three of you to a decent meal?" Now of course, the _proper_ thing for them to do, at this point, is to _decline_ the polite invitation and keep moving. As long as they've been dealing with being on the run, you would think they would _know_ that. They've got a healthy _distance,_ but they need to _maintain_ it. Canada's _waiting._
Time changes as you age. To Dasha, the first X-Men movie was so long ago. To me, quite recent. In my head, like maybe 10 years ago, and then I looked up the dates of release. Nope. Hell, Logan was five years ago! 2017. Sheesh, my brain no longer understands time as a constant! It's all so relative. A decade ago seems like yesterday.
The way I see it, we perceive time based on what fraction it is of our lives. To a 5-year old child, 1 year feels like an eternity -- and, being 20% of their life up to that point, it kind of is. But once you're 50, 1 year is only 2% of your life, so it's not really that much at all.
I have an idea for the introduction of the new actor playing Wolverine. Just like the comics that introduced him he appears at the end of a Hulk comic. The X-Men animated series theme begins and the camera slowly pans up eventually showing Wolverine with his claws out and him snarling "What's up bub!?" Then the title screen flashes Wolverine will return in Hulk vs Wolverine
I really love your comments. I've seen all the movies you have seen so far, some of them many times, you still add a lot and get so much detail quickly. Other commentators onlay laugh or yell, they dont add anything to the movie. Keep it up.
This by far the best movie featuring Logan. In fact I'm a bit nervous about how the MCU is going to treat his character now that they own the rights to the X-verse movies/characters. Even though FOX didn't do it totally by the book, they kept the core Wolvie we the fans love.
@@dracoargentum9783 That seems...odd. But he _is_ short like comic-book Wolverine was (unlike Jackman), and he's certainly hairier now in his 30s than he was as H. Potter from his tweens to early 20s!
@@bigdream_dreambig I know, right? At first blush, it sounds off, but then I saw a mock-up of Dan without the HP glasses in the pose with the hair, and Damn, not bad.
@@dracoargentum9783 For me, I typed his name into Google for images, and one of the first pictures was of him shirtless: well-muscled, and with a very hairy chest. It made me think, "Okay, I guess I see it..." 😝
15:53 "At least 400 guests were stricken with temporary paralysis, yesterday." Now _I've_ experienced seizures, a couple times. Of course, it's terrifying, and it's one reason I'm so serious about taking my medication so regularly. I can't _imagine_ what it's like to have a seizure as a _telepath._ Having a seizure and inflicting it on everyone in a certain _radius._ I mean _wow._
Logan brought me to tears more than once. To see the mighty Wolverine being so vulnerable was heartbreaking. The death of Professor X and the end where Lara calls him Daddy...just did me in. Such a masterpiece of a movie. Wish they would do an X-23 movie, but it doesn't look like it will happen.
This is by far my favorite "Marvel" movie made. Although it's not really technically marvel or cannon. It makes sense and blends so well with the rest of logans story. Also Dasha the reason Logan is so weak and cannot heal is because of the adamantium metal that was infused with his skeleton. It is toxic and was slowly poisoning him over time, affecting his natural mutation of healing (which is why he could live so long). Logan was over almost 200 years old at the time of his death. Born in 1832 and dies in this movie in 2029. He didn't get the adamantium in him until 1979. So you can see in just 50 years it had basically killed him
Best Marvel film by miles, enough though it’s not MCU. When Martin Scorsese remarked that “superhero” movies, (but primarily MCU films,) are not cinema but are more like rides, he clearly had not seen Logan which 100% meets his criteria. Logan is also the only superhero film in general I chose to rewatch. 10/10.
By the time of the movie Logan. Wolverine is like 200+ yrs old. Has lost everyone he knew (because Charles' first episode killed everyone at the Xavier school), except Charles (and then Charles) and he is tired and wants to die. Or just get away from everyone and everything on the dream boat.
Just the sheer emotions you get watching this films. So far best X-men films imho. There's only one problem for me in this film... Every time Logan dies I just hear Deadpool saying: "&%*k Wolverine. First he rides my coattails with the R-rating, and then, that hairy mother%&*r ups the ante by dying. What a d*ck."
The movie is based on the comic Old Man Logan, where Logan has a secret about the X-men and he doesn't want to use his claws. But this movie is from a different time line, so you can watch the other X-Men movies.
This was a strong movie. As blasphemous as it might sound I would like to see who else could possibly play Wolverine. The early X-Men movies really screwed up from how things happened in the comic books. I'd kind of like to see it redone accurately... Perhaps in the MCU. They did well on superheroes stories in many of those movies. Toby Maguire's Spiderman, Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man movies as just 2 examples. Great video as always Dasha. Keep up the good work and keep em coming.
I was disappointed that Stewart wasn’t nominated for an Oscar for best supporting actor that year. As sad as this movie is it’s my favorite X-Men movie.
30:50 There's a key part of this scene I don't understand. I mean this chase started in _Mexico._ Crossing the border into the _US_ didn't stop it. How will crossing the border into _Canada_ have that effect?
Out of all X-Men movies, this one killed me because Logan's "daughter", X-23 finally calls Logan, "daddy" after he is dying from his injuries. Logan's healing powers ending. Hugh Jackman wanted his time as Logan/Wolverine finish his way to fight hard against his enemies.
I've been looking forward to this reaction. I knew you'd love this one. And u didn't disappoint it was just like I figured it'd be I really love your reactions
Dafne Keen was incredible as X-23. That "daddy" that she says at the end.... Kills me every time
Her "daddy" and Newt calling Ripley "mommy" at the end of Aliens ... 💔💔💔😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
I saw this movie in theaters with my girlfriend at the time. And and the ending of this movie makes me cry.and I glanced over at her and could see her eyes all glassy. I really loved her that day...
Kills Logan too
@@MarisuSedai Too soon.
I love that Patrick Stewart was included in this movie. It was so fitting after their long journey together throughout the films.
His first words to him ever... "Go fuck yourself". They certainly did have quite the journey.
Yeah, and we often forget that they're both senior citizens. Lol
@@GangstaStan010 Supongo que no existe la primera ni la segunda ni la tercera edad, simplemente personas que han vivido menos y más tiempo
“So this is what it feels like”. I cried my eyes out 😭 Such a simple line, that has so much impact.
I love that line. I've always wondered what exactly Logan was referring to. Was it being a father? Or finally knowing what it feels like to die? I like to think it was both, but seeing as he says it immediately after Laura refers to him as Daddy, maybe it's the former. Either way, it hits hard for me.
@@BroomMirdon I think it's in reference to being a father because he has died before, he just didn't stay dead. So he'd know what dying felt like, but not what it felt like to have a daughter.
In "The Wolverine" Yukio prophesied that Logan will die holding his heart in his hand. And he did holding Lauras hand.😪
Logan is by far the saddest X-Men movie... but, honestly, it's the very best. It's a tremendously beautiful, emotional, and incredible film that stands on it's own.
X-23 calling Logan ‘daddy’ at the end had half the movie theater crying when I saw this in the theater. You don’t expect tears in a Wolverine or even an X-Men movie. But DAMN! This was the perfect way for Hugh Jackman to exit his role as Wolverine. I admit I was upset when X-Men was announced as a movie a he was chosen as Wolverine. But I ate my own words really fast and now I couldn’t even imagine another actor in the role. Hugh literally BECAME the Wolverine. He truly embodied it. The only thing that didn’t match the comic book character was his height. Everyone in the comics called him ‘runt’ (before they got to know him of course 😂) because he was actually quite short. But nobody called him that twice. I always loved the combo of him and Colossus doing the old ‘fastball special’ against the Sentinels.
I miss the ol' fastball special.
Bring it Colossus. Eh. Make it a Strike. :)
Ha that's me with Heath Ledger as Joker. Now I wish they'd shelve the character and let his be the one we remember. At least Jared Leto showed us how NOT to make a Joker lmao
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😂 Yeah, I was one of the people who were surprised when he was announced to play the Joker. I always liked him but didn’t see him in that role. But then I said the same thing about Hugh Jackman as the Wolverine, and looked how wrong I was there! But holy crap! Heath Ledger was absolutely AMAZING as the Joker. No one will ever do as well!
Because Hugh is a proper actor who has a wide range.
For nearly 20 years we wanted a rated-R X-Men movie. I'm glad they did not hold anything back on the gore.
It is a good thing for the intensity of the movie...but seriously...LEAST important aspect of the entire thing.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 100%
I like to imagine that the Logan Clone recovered after some hours or days. The Adamantium bullet may have been enough to pierce the skull, but the comics show his mutant power does not need a full functioning brain to work.
Anyway, he wakes up but has amnesia and is no longer programmed in any way.
Thus he begins to wander and due to circumstances becomes his own version of a hero/antihero and sort of carries on the legacy of the Wolverine.
I have to admit that sounds like a pretty good movie script 👍 Would be awesome if some Hollywood producer thought the same.
@@sdv73168 the only bad thing about it if they were to use that for another movie, it would only be good imo if Hugh Jackman played to role, I wouldn't be able to feel the same about the movie if another actor played the part. For all we know, they did have that as a possibility for another movie, but they didn't go forward with it because Hugh Jackman was done playing Wolverine.
That would be like another actor playing Loki in the Loki show, it wouldn't have the same feeling as Tom Hiddleston playing the part.
Never thought about that.
She only destroyed the left part of his brain so it makes sense.
It wouldn't matter. He can't heal the metal, and that shit was twisted into an unsalvageable mess. He'd be blind, retarded, and possibly even have no motor control of any kind, depending on where some of that metal has ended up. His body can heal AROUND it...but it can't change the shape of the stuff in any way.
X-24 may or may not be dead, but he's definitely permanently incapacitated.
This movie is a masterpiece, absolutely perfect.
As bad as Rice is, and as cruelly as Laura was treated by her creators in the movie, the actual books themselves (X-23: Innocent Lost, and X-23: Target X, both of which are fantastic, if heartbreaking, stories that formed the basis of much of Laura's role in the film) are even worse. For example, in the movie Laura is shown as knocked out when her claws are being coated with adamantium. In the books, Rice surgically removed them WITHOUT ANASTHESIA. Not because he couldn't put her under, but out out of pure spite!
Laura was played by Dafne Keen, who currently stars in HBO's adaptation of His Dark Materials. She's still keenly (no pun intended) interested in reprising her role again. In fact one of the casualties of Disney buying Fox was an X-23 spinoff movie that James Mangold was beginning work on at the time of the merger. Both Jackman and Mangold had nothing but praise for Keen's instincts. In fact that entire rant in Spanish when she finally blows up at Logan? She pretty much improvised the entire thing!
True story: Millie Bobby Brown was one of the actresses who auditioned for Laura. In fact it was losing the role to Keen that made Brown available to take the role of Eleven on Stranger Things (who is quite similar to X-23, other than their powers).
Since this is about Mutants, I'd recommend Gattaca. Older scifi-Film about a society with genetically enhanced people. It revolves around how a naturalborn person, although being in a disadvantage, tries to achieve his dreams in an environment which discriminates him. With famous actors (Ethan Hawke, Jude Law, Uma Thurman) and great music.
Great movie but I didn't like the way it ended. I don't want to spoil anything for anyone so I'll just leave it at that.
The tearjerking scenes in this movie are so strong. Hugh Jackman is a master of the shaky voice. Instantly hits me in the heart.
I love your ability to pick up on everything that’s going on! Not much ever goes over your head…and not wasting time with useless talk, missing out on key points like some other reactors do. It’s so refreshing.
Dasha is constantly proving her intelligence with her responses. This, together with her empathy, is what brings me back every time.
She is the best for the reasons you gave.
I hope she keeps her future reactions the same.
No need to talk a lot.
Top 5 one of the best superhero movies ever made. Perfect send off to a much loved character with some great dialogue
I agree.
This movie had the best use of a Johnny Cash song in any form of media.
Dasha, you don't have to apologize for not commenting a lot during this review. Your lack of commentary WAS your reaction. It simpy shows us (your viewers) that the movie had you so engrossed. Nothing wrong with that. Sometimes "less is more". Your reaction was right on time. I can't tell you how many times I've watch Logan. But it "gets me" EVERY SINGLE TIME. What I feel watching it never changes. It's always like my first time seeing it. And it draws out my emotions. Thank you for this review, Dasha. It was not only great but totally appropriate. It was YOU being YOU.
Yes I had tears in my eyes 2 times when I saw this movie in cinema
best xmen movie of all time, one the greatest comic book movies of all time, marvel's version of TDK imo. Story and themes in this are real and humanized and emotional. I prefer this over any MCU movie
If you remember in the movie 'The Wolverine' the Japanese girl told Wolverine that she saw him dying with his 'heart' in his hand. When he dies in this movie he's holding his Daughters hand.
Incredible Movie! That ending definitely brought on the waterworks 😔😔😔
Great reaction as always Dashy!
I love this movie alot. Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart each give there best performances of their careers in my humble opinion. The daddy line brings me to tears every time. 😭
When she takes the cross and turns it into an X, *that* was just brilliant.
Loved this movie. My favorite of the X-Men related movies.
My favorite X-men movie. Dark, dirty and gritty; that perfect sums up Logans entire existence. This film was the perfect way for him to be laid to rest after 197 years of brutal living.
Dasha... Your emotions always get into my heart so if you cry...I cry. This was such an amazing movie, I will never miss one of your reactions. You are always the best on these reactions.😍
Yeah the Old Man Logan comics are extremely dark. They changed the story for the movie, but in the comics the villain Mysterio tricks Wolverine into killing the X-Men with his hallucinations. Logan had thought he was fighting an invasion of villains, but he stalked room to room killing all his friends and the students. The world collapses into shit and chaos, Hulk is a crazy, brilliant lunatic who runs half of America as a big green mob boss. I love this movie though. When Hugh said he was doing 1 more Wolverine movie, this was the overwhelming selection by the fans. He did us proud
The Hulk as a mob boss wouldve been almost as silly as Prof Hulk. This is far more raw and impactful
The bad guy with the red glasses is such a great actor. He’s soooo great as the Corinthian in NETFLIX’s new show "The Sandman", an amazing series by the way.
part of what makes logan so powerful i think isn't the darker tone or the violence or any of that. it's that it's an * ending *. the whole thing with super hero stories, whether comics or now movies and tv, is that they never end. (with a few creator-owned exceptions of course.) they're too valuable to end the way a novel or even most films would. reboots, relaunches, new creative teams, new studios. even when the creators * want * a series to have a definitive end (like with watchmen) the companies often just can't leave well enough alone. obviously the x-men are going to be relaunched under the mcu sometime in the next 10 years. but logan actually allows viewers to get something like catharsis and closure (however bleak it is) on the series we knew from the 2000s.
We got one good X-Men film before Disney shows us how awful they can truly be lmao. Can't wait to not watch whatever piece of crap, woke trash they try to force on us
24:15 "I cannot believe that, you know, when I thought I'm going to see an hour of X-Man movie, you know, I didn't think we're going to be burying Professor X in here."
Yeah. I don't think there's an X-Men movie that gets as sad as this one.
This movie caught me totally off guard. I watched it a few months ago for the first time and didn't remember any of the previews or any reviews. I was expecting a typical X-Men movie. Wow, I was so pleasantly surprised. Beautiful movie.
Logan is supposed to be immortal(but can be killed if you destroy him or his head with adamantium), he isn't supposed to die naturally or by aging because of his regeneration ability. But the theory behind why he wasn't regenerating and look old in this movie is because of the adamantium in his body. This metal is toxic and his body has been constantly healing itself for more than 200 years. Eventually with age his abilities/powers cannot keep up. Thus, him aging and not healing fast in the movie.
I always assumed it was the chemicals they were putting foods that killed off the mutants. I figured it weakened his abilities to the point that age caught up
Implication is that the same will happen to Laura and would have happened to Yuriko/Lady Deathstrike.
But Logan wasn’t bonded with adamantium until the 1970’s so it was more like 60-70 years.
This movie always makes me cry. I was so impressed with how Dafne Keen played X-23. X-24 was an imperfect clone of Logan, and that’s why he needed the serum to heal. They’ve tried so many times to make the perfect wolverine, and can’t do it. The most perfect clones were Laura and her sisters because of the scientist’s love that used her own DNA to fill the gap of Logan’s (comic canon). Laura doesn’t have adamantium in all of her skeleton, and only has implanted adamantium claws. As a result, she regenerates even quicker than Logan, but isn’t quite as durable overall. Interesting fact is that because of Wolverine’s healing factor, the adamantium in his body and the interaction with his immune system has made it a different kind of adamantium that is harder than all the others, and Vibranium (in the comics). So his claws can essentially cut through anything
Before the world cried for IRON MAN
We cried for WOLVERINE
Nobody cried for Iron-Man.
@@JDoe-gf5oz You obviously didn't see it in the theater.
@@salbro5985 I saw both in theaters and nobody cried, which is the correct reaction.
@@Daojman7 is it really that edgy for someone not to cry over a generic movie?
@@JDoe-gf5oz How is that the "correct reaction"?
There is no correct reaction to a movie.
Yukio in "wolverine": "I see your death, you are holding your heart in your hand"
Logan: *Holds Laura's hand and dies.
i love when the kids, who obviously read the comics, give logan comic accurate facial hair.
Logan is my second favorite marvel superhero behind Spider-Man and honestly I never liked his beard like that, I prefer the full beard. Logan is supposed to be hairy so it doesn’t make sense that he has the beard like that, it’s better the full beard in my opinion.
@@reynaldolorenzo8409 Nah, it's a great homage to his comic book mask
@@reynaldolorenzo8409 dude he literally wore a mask 98% of the time and his mask always had a bare chin shown, what you like is only relevant to you, it doesn't rewrite 50 years wolverine in comics.
Words can’t articulate how much I geek out when he goes berserker mode after hearing that scream !!!! 😍
The whole movie is so awesome….that ending when Laura finally calls Logan “daddy” kills me every time 😑
The thought of little Dasha copying her older sister is just so adorable.
A masterpiece and for me personally, a perfect send off to the entire superhero movie genre.
If you missed it, Charles actually killed all the X-Men with his seizures in this movie. In the comics, Logan killed them all under the illusion that he was protecting them.
This is why the G-rated movies for kids never worked. Just because this comes from a comic book doesn't mean it isn't serious stuff.
Mysterio did those illusions, right?
@@extremepower5765 Yeah.
In the second movie called the Wolverine the girl that can see peoples death saw Logan’s death and said something like “I saw u in a pool of your own blood with your HEART in your hand” u can interpret that Laura was the heart she was speaking of
@O. B. wow u are a bit of a dick lol no one asked for all that I just simply said that in the movie before this MIND U THEY ARE A TRILOGY that one of the characters predicted he would die in a pool of his own blood also she says in the movie she doesn’t know when people die just their deaths we thought it was going to happen in that movie but it does not then we get this one u can even say Logan is missing a part of him self empty without purpose waiting to die then come across Laura and even tho more bad shit happened by the end of the movie Logan is the hero he once was he found his purpose and was ready and did die for it and in the very end found peace and found what he was missing out on all his life intended or not the implications make it a good story idk why u gotta coke onto someone else’s comment I wasn’t saying it as a fact I was just sharing something interesting that if looked at a type of way would make this movie even more powerful than it was that’s all idk why u gotta be rude or what ever begone
"You can leave your old life...doesn't mean your old life is gonna leave you."
One of the kids during the Wolverine burial scene was holding a classic Wolverine action figure.
There are some people who take care their families and friends with in great pains until they get older and weaker which is why this movie very special for me.
In the 2013 film The Wolverine, Logan meets the Japanese girl Yukio in a bar. She is a mutant that has the power to see how people will die. She tells Logan "I see you on your back, there’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your own heart in your hand. It’s not beating.". That was foreshadowing to this film's ending. The same director made both and said that was his intention
Poetically prophetic in any timeline
16:00 After the Casino Scene, they have a ride scene before encountering the horses... in that scene they refer to the event in the Casino been similar to a past event in Weschester.... that is where the X-Mansion is located... It basically implies that Charles had an episode back at the School and killed all X-Men that day, but of course Logan survived because of the regen factor... this is one of the saddest endings they could come up for the series, but still a great movie as an ending for Hugh's Logan and as a movie on its own
I was right on the edge of breaking at the end, then she tipped the cross over and I was done.
This wasn't really a "comic book movie." It was a real film with a comic book base.
Not a typical 'xmen' movie as you very quickly found out. This is an emotion filled farewell to years long character. They dropped hints a few times about the "incident". It's been pretty well explained that Professor X had an attack at his school, killed many including most of the Xmen.
One the last great X-Men 😮.
This is what I don't get about people wanting hugh jackman returning in the mcu. This is (maybe with X2) the best x-men related movie, and such a perfect sendoff for the character. Wanting him back is putting your fanboy wet dreams before the character's arc. That's like lying on your deathbed and saying the perfect last words only for a family member to ask you where's the bathroom and your last words are "third door to the left".
This is it guys. We've got it.
While I loved that this movie gave such good closure to Professor X and Wolverine, it's such a shame that we never got to see anything more with Dafne Keen (who plays Laura) before the Fox/Disney merger that put an end to the whole Fox mutant universe. She's so good in the role and it would have been interesting to see her story continue. She even has a group of mutants that they could have explored. There were so many missed opportunities with her character. Not in Logan as such, but since nothing was done with Laura afterward.
But great reaction! :)
17:16 "Well, can we show our appreciation, treat the three of you to a decent meal?"
Now of course, the _proper_ thing for them to do, at this point, is to _decline_ the polite invitation and keep moving. As long as they've been dealing with being on the run, you would think they would _know_ that. They've got a healthy _distance,_ but they need to _maintain_ it. Canada's _waiting._
Time changes as you age. To Dasha, the first X-Men movie was so long ago. To me, quite recent.
In my head, like maybe 10 years ago, and then I looked up the dates of release. Nope. Hell, Logan was five years ago! 2017. Sheesh, my brain no longer understands time as a constant! It's all so relative. A decade ago seems like yesterday.
The way I see it, we perceive time based on what fraction it is of our lives. To a 5-year old child, 1 year feels like an eternity -- and, being 20% of their life up to that point, it kind of is. But once you're 50, 1 year is only 2% of your life, so it's not really that much at all.
"That's why you never invite strangers to dinner..." Dasha, that one had me almost choking on my bagel with laughter...
I have an idea for the introduction of the new actor playing Wolverine. Just like the comics that introduced him he appears at the end of a Hulk comic. The X-Men animated series theme begins and the camera slowly pans up eventually showing Wolverine with his claws out and him snarling "What's up bub!?" Then the title screen flashes Wolverine will return in Hulk vs Wolverine
In Wolverine Origins he is told he will die with his heart in his hands...
In this he dies holding on to Laura...
This movie is a different timeline than the other X-Men movies, so they are not really dead :) but it still makes me cry
I really love your comments. I've seen all the movies you have seen so far, some of them many times, you still add a lot and get so much detail quickly. Other commentators onlay laugh or yell, they dont add anything to the movie. Keep it up.
"Her pipe throwing was really good"
😂
This by far the best movie featuring Logan. In fact I'm a bit nervous about how the MCU is going to treat his character now that they own the rights to the X-verse movies/characters. Even though FOX didn't do it totally by the book, they kept the core Wolvie we the fans love.
Hugh Jackman is a little old now tho lol
I heard a rumor that Daniel Radcliff was tapped to be the new Wolverine.
@@dracoargentum9783 That seems...odd. But he _is_ short like comic-book Wolverine was (unlike Jackman), and he's certainly hairier now in his 30s than he was as H. Potter from his tweens to early 20s!
@@bigdream_dreambig I know, right? At first blush, it sounds off, but then I saw a mock-up of Dan without the HP glasses in the pose with the hair, and Damn, not bad.
@@dracoargentum9783 For me, I typed his name into Google for images, and one of the first pictures was of him shirtless: well-muscled, and with a very hairy chest. It made me think, "Okay, I guess I see it..." 😝
i choke up every time i see it. Thank you for reacting to this. By far this is truly the best Marvel movie. And a heartfelt farewell to Logan.
15:53 "At least 400 guests were stricken with temporary paralysis, yesterday."
Now _I've_ experienced seizures, a couple times. Of course, it's terrifying, and it's one reason I'm so serious about taking my medication so regularly. I can't _imagine_ what it's like to have a seizure as a _telepath._ Having a seizure and inflicting it on everyone in a certain _radius._ I mean _wow._
He killed the x-men during one of his episodes...why Logan keeps him in a tank in a desert.
Logan brought me to tears more than once. To see the mighty Wolverine being so vulnerable was heartbreaking. The death of Professor X and the end where Lara calls him Daddy...just did me in. Such a masterpiece of a movie. Wish they would do an X-23 movie, but it doesn't look like it will happen.
This is by far my favorite "Marvel" movie made. Although it's not really technically marvel or cannon. It makes sense and blends so well with the rest of logans story. Also Dasha the reason Logan is so weak and cannot heal is because of the adamantium metal that was infused with his skeleton. It is toxic and was slowly poisoning him over time, affecting his natural mutation of healing (which is why he could live so long). Logan was over almost 200 years old at the time of his death. Born in 1832 and dies in this movie in 2029. He didn't get the adamantium in him until 1979. So you can see in just 50 years it had basically killed him
In the previous movie, Wolverine was told her would die with his heart in his hand. He died holding his daughters hand.
I love how they did 24's hair... ... it's great callback to "Origins" Liev Schwiber did a great job as Sabertooth, he was just "Poorly Written" ...
Best Marvel film by miles, enough though it’s not MCU. When Martin Scorsese remarked that “superhero” movies, (but primarily MCU films,) are not cinema but are more like rides, he clearly had not seen Logan which 100% meets his criteria. Logan is also the only superhero film in general I chose to rewatch. 10/10.
Dasha's so sensitive. Somebody should have warned her about this movie.
This...is when they finally take the kid gloves off of Wolverine, so to speak. Brutally heartbreaking.
By the time of the movie Logan. Wolverine is like 200+ yrs old. Has lost everyone he knew (because Charles' first episode killed everyone at the Xavier school), except Charles (and then Charles) and he is tired and wants to die. Or just get away from everyone and everything on the dream boat.
Just the sheer emotions you get watching this films. So far best X-men films imho. There's only one problem for me in this film... Every time Logan dies I just hear Deadpool saying: "&%*k Wolverine. First he rides my coattails with the R-rating, and then, that hairy mother%&*r ups the ante by dying. What a d*ck."
The movie is based on the comic Old Man Logan, where Logan has a secret about the X-men and he doesn't want to use his claws. But this movie is from a different time line, so you can watch the other X-Men movies.
If even Logan wasn't a superhero movie it would still be a fantastic movie. It really is a masterpiece.
By far the best X Men movie... It plays more like a remake of "Unforgiven" with Clint Eastwood
Stay beautiful Dasha
I cried so much. This movie is gold. I was so devastated that he died
Hugh J was on the top of his game in this film, best of ALL of the X movies in my mind. Damnit you had me tearing up watching this film again 🥹
For over 200 years, he has existed, he has earned his rest.
Great reaction! Sad to see professor x and Logan go. Such a great film
This was a strong movie. As blasphemous as it might sound I would like to see who else could possibly play Wolverine. The early X-Men movies really screwed up from how things happened in the comic books. I'd kind of like to see it redone accurately... Perhaps in the MCU. They did well on superheroes stories in many of those movies. Toby Maguire's Spiderman, Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man movies as just 2 examples.
Great video as always Dasha. Keep up the good work and keep em coming.
LOL, everything is rewritten, so the didn't "screw up", they changed the narrative.
Laura turning the cross into an X on Logan's grave is fitting he was the original weapon X and an X-Men... And Laura is X23
I was disappointed that Stewart wasn’t nominated for an Oscar for best supporting actor that year. As sad as this movie is it’s my favorite X-Men movie.
30:50 There's a key part of this scene I don't understand. I mean this chase started in _Mexico._ Crossing the border into the _US_ didn't stop it. How will crossing the border into _Canada_ have that effect?
Canada has MUCH better border security. 😁
It’s also hinted that in Canada is “Alpha Flight”, which is like the Canadian version of the X-Men, and they will protect the children.
X-Men Days of Future Past is the greatest X-Men movie we will ever see. Logan is the greatest movie about Wolverine we will ever see
By far the best X man movie. I put Logan and The Dark Knight at the top of the superhero movie pantheon. Bronze goes to Deadpool.
Best superhero movie ever
This movie is incredible. Good video, thank you
"at least he said this was his best night and everything" yes too bad logan didn't hear that bit
Out of all X-Men movies, this one killed me because Logan's "daughter", X-23 finally calls Logan, "daddy" after he is dying from his injuries. Logan's healing powers ending. Hugh Jackman wanted his time as Logan/Wolverine finish his way to fight hard against his enemies.
Fun fact, X-23 originated on the cartoon X-MEN: EVOLUTION, and was created by Hydra.
I've been looking forward to this reaction. I knew you'd love this one. And u didn't disappoint it was just like I figured it'd be I really love your reactions
I cry so hard when Laura turns the cross into an X
Crazy thing, in wolverine the seer mutant who can see the future said he'd died holding his hand, he died holding Laura's hand
Saw this in theater opening night couldn't wait and I cried and cried love it so much.
The Adventures of Logan & Wheels.
BRILLIANT MOVIE
Thank you for this reaction.
In the story timeline of Logan's life. He is over 200 years old when this takes place. ✌️❤️🌹
197. Born in 1832, and this is 2029.
@@Parallax-3D sshhh... everyone will think that you're a nerd. 🤣✌️
Arguable, the best superhero movie! Really great, really heartbreaking. Love it
I love russian accents❤
'Eden' was named after 'The Garden of Eden' spoke of in the Bible, the original paradise that Adam and Eve (the first humans) lived in.
When Dasha starts crying saying she can't see Professor X die, and I'm sure everyone else thinking oh boy just wait til the end.