LOGAN (2017) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Hugh Jackman | Dafne Keen | Patrick Stewart
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2024
- Achara & Kristen watch "Logan" a gritty, emotional X-Men film that follows an aging Wolverine as he cares for a deteriorating Professor X and protects a young mutant girl who shares his abilities, all while evading dark forces in a dystopian future.
This film is directed by James Mangold (Walk the Line & 3:10 to Yuma) & it stars: Hugh Jackman (The Wolverine & Les Misérables), Patrick Stewart (Star Trek: The Next Generation & X-Men series), Dafne Keen (His Dark Materials & Ana), Boyd Holbrook (Narcos & The Predator), Stephen Merchant (The Office UK & Jojo Rabbit), and Richard E. Grant (Can You Ever Forgive Me? & Withnail and I).
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Logan was dying of Adamantium poisoning because of the fact that his healing abilities were diminished. He'd been poisoned by the Adamantium all along, but when his healing factor was stronger, it could protect him from it. Some people speculate that his powers diminished with age, others that the GMO food the Doctor created to suppress mutant genes, might have been the cause. The clone, X-24 was an imperfect clone according to director, James Mangold. He healed smaller injuries quickly, but when he was impaled on that farm equipment, he needed that injection to handle all those major wounds. They also used a much thinner coating of Adamantium on his bones, which is why the bullet was able to blow apart so much of his skull. When Charles said that he remembered what happened in Westchester. He was saying that he finally remembered that he'd had one of his seizures and killed all of the other X-Men.
It was the anti-mutant chemicals being put in the food he ate that diminished his super healing factor, which made him noticeably age and caused the adamantium bones to poison him.
@@Gunnar001 It's not but ok. You tried.
It's sad to think that Laura will also eventually die from the Adamantium poisoning and she won't live nearly as long as Logan did.
@@moviescatsmargs Only her claws are implanted with adamantium.
@davekisman2763 do they state that in the movie or are we just going by the comics?
"i see you dying Logan, covered in blood, with your heart in your hands." everyone thought Yukio was seeing his death in The Wolverine, but this is what she was talking about. makes me cry every single time.
I watched Logan in the cinema, dozens of grown men walking out trying to hide the fact they had been crying
@@stephenhurley739 I couldn't even hide it, I was a mess in there
That's a generalization. Now if she would have said x-24 will kill you and you will die next to your daughter then that would be a different story.
She also said i saw you die in a room like this with your heart in your hand. Right before he does self surgery.
@@theeLonelyRedPanda He didn't die in a room. He died outside.
Stryker to Logan: “Become the animal”
Logan to Laura: “Don’t be what they made you”
They'll finish what I've started wolverine!!!!
@@rashadwalker8218one of stryker’s best lines !! especially in the flashbacks in days of future past
“So this is what it feels like” is the perfect last words for Logan and then Laura turning the cross to an X is the cherry on top
amazing line fr cant wait for mangold's dcu movie fr swamp thing
@mudiametokunboh237i0 i wish he directed the new superman movie instead of james gunn
STOP. that line hits hard, especially following logan's journey throughout the x-men franchise and just seeing his growth. literally makes me emotional every time. :(
It really was the perfect last words. What could it have referred to? Finally being able to embrace death after centuries of pain and suffering? Finally having something to live (and die) for? Finally feeling a connection he hasn't had in many, many years? Who knows?
How to send people don't realize is that in the Wolverine movie that takes place in Japan it's prophesied that he will die with blood all over in his heart in his hand. The heart in his hand being Laura
the duality of "this is what it feels like" dying and to finally feel the love of family.
50:30 wow the lady on the right has no soul, she didn't tear up even a little bit at that part
@@John-Xthat doesnt bother me, I just find her annoyingly uninsightful
When Logan said: "So this what it feels like" That was very heartbreaking 💔.
great performance by Hugh one of my fav cbms fr with TSS
Mine was when Laura said, then I'll be fine
Mine was when X23 said, “Daddy?”
Guys! I don't know if you all remember that in The Wolverine when he was told how he would die with his heart in his hand. That was Laura! That was Laura!!!😱😱😱
I laughed out loud.
Hugh Jackman deserved an Oscar nomination for his performance in Logan!
No he didn't.
@@brucef310 I've seen lesser more forgettable performances get Oscar noms. Hugh was definitely worthy in this.
@@brucef310 dude stop being a troll and go somewhere else
@@Angeluis2883 Sorry my opinion trumps your delusion that he should have won best actor. If that were the case then he would have been nominated at least.
Patrick, Hugh and Dafne were all worth of a nomination.
This movie was so beautiful. It was emotional, action packed, and basically did everything the other X-Men movies couldn’t do. If anything, this is the best Wolverine movie ever.
Agreed. By far the best X-Men movie and for me the best Marvel movie too.
lets wait for deadpool 3
@@sylars7775 It will be fun, I dont expect it will be better than this because Deadpool is (a Great) comedy
Watch logan the wolf. And tell me that. This was one of the best in the x verse. But check it out and you'll see
Wolverine is always the last of the X-Men in comics. And here he's mutant Moses. He got them to the promised land. But the person covered in blood from all the wars and fighting to get them to the promised land can never enter it. Wolverine got his soldier's honorable death (mentioned in The Wolverine), saved the last mutants, and got to love and be loved by his daughter at the end. It was honestly a perfect send off for the character, dying at the end with love and and in peace. It's truly a masterful "Old Man Logan" movie.
He died like Yukio said he would. Surrounded by dead enemies, blood everywhere, and with his heart in his hands.
perfect
Damn, i never realized that. 😳
But his heart wasn't in his hands, though?
@@marquesgorham4226 she was his heart
@@sumesh-kumar oh okay so it's metaphorical
The way that Logan was playing this character was like a veteran who been through war and suffering in PTSD, pushing everybody away from him to the point that he didn’t want to help because he’s afraid that he will hurt the people that he cares about
The only time I’ve cried during a comic book movie is this one. Such a beautiful movie.
valid af TSS(the suicide squad and logan) some of my fav comic book movies cant wait for Mangold's Swamp Thing Movie
@@mudiametokunboh2370 Mangold is making a Swamp Thing movie?? Well that's cool. I hope they adapt an Alan Moore story for that, or at least keep that tone.
Im on the same boat as you. The only comic book movie that made me cry no matter how many times I watch it
i feel like v for vendetta would be another valid answer here
“You maybe bigger, you maybe be stronger, but you ain’t the best. I’m the best at what I do, and what I do isn’t very nice.”
-Wolverine
So just for reference. This movie takes place in 2029. James Howlett (Logan/Wolverine) was born in 1832 making him now making him 197 years old. Charles is now 97 years old and has unfortunately developed dementia. In a "fit" he accidentally KILLED everyone at his school.
It's only natural that Logan is "looking old" because he IS His physical body and staminal should have him be the equivalent to about 55 - 60 years old, albeit a senior who's in good shape. He's sick because of Adamantium poisoning. Many will say that as he got older his Healing became weaker of that he was exposed to something that temporarily stopped his healing and allowed the poison to take hold; however I believe it's much simpler than that. I think that after 5 decades of constant exposure the Adamantium had had TIME to seep into his system. It's like Superman with Kryptonite. The reason he can still be God-like while exposed is because of the Sun. While the Kryptonite IS poisoning him the Sun is also healing and Nourishing him at the same time. All it takes is TIME. eventually the Kryptonite will win out and also so will the Adamantium. They did a similar ting with Tony. Being poisoned by Palladium in Iron Man 2.
Actually they explain it quite clearly in the movie as to what is happening. Dr. Stryker (the original Stryker's son) coordinated with a major food corporation to mass-produce an extremely common food additive (I think corn syrup) that was laced with gene therapy drugs specifically designed to kill off mutants, and prevent new ones from being born. That's why mutants were so rare in this timeline, how no new mutant had been born naturally for decades, and why Logan was dying because years of eating that drug-laced food had badly weakened his healing powers so the adamantium poisoning had started out-pacing it. It was always toxic to him from the very day he got it, but when his healing powers were at full strength his body just swatted it aside...until now.
@@kgthesupreme713 Except Adamantium doesn't ever rust. It doesn't "get old" it simply has a high toxicity level of specific radiation. Also it's infused into his bone marrow. It's not "just metal". It is a highly dense indestructible metallic ore.
@@kgthesupreme713 That's not really how any of those things work
The GMO makes sense to me. It's specifically made to stop mutants from occurring. It's not a leap to think it would also affect current mutants and suppress their abilities. Considering how quickly his healing factor diminished and that it lines up with the known introduction of the GMO corn.
@@Ephem13 Except you are willingly ignoring the fact that his healing factor did not quickly diminish. It took close to 5 decades for it to stop being effective enough to counter the poison. From the very second they infused Adamantium into his bone marrow he's been poisoned. But after fifty years, it took it's toll. It has nothing to do with any kind of technology "helping the poison".
A minor point about the movie that made a big deal for me: small stakes. We weren't saving the world. A big city wasn't destroyed. Everything is personal. More focus on the characters.
Agreed, I so much prefer these smaller stakes. I know its definitely not the superhero norm, but they dive into this more in later graphic novels. Great to see that style make it to the screen. This isn't necessarily a great "comic book" movie, it's just a great movie.
@@charleshartley9597 i hope we get an avengers movie with small stakes like this instead of dealing with world destruction or fighting other worldly beings or aliens.
Deadpool: Don't worry peanut, I'm here to fix this timeline 💋
😂😂😂
I initially thought Kristen would be in tears watching this movie, but from the beginning, it was clear it wasn't her type of film. On the other hand, it was fascinating to see Achara's reaction after she had watched all the movies and the X-Men cartoon.
her laughing at emotional scenes is annoying
@@Bil491 Agree, I was enjoying the reaction to Logan's death and she had to make a stupid fucking booger joke. Ruined it.
@@Jodka96 EXACTLY.
@@Bil491 Soooooooooooo annoying.
thank you for this info! i tend to read comments first before watching a reaction to a movie/show to see if it's worth it and glad i won't waste my time with this, and i hate it when people laugh at an emotional scene. it honestly ruins the mood for me and i just can't continue with the reaction anymore.
Yukio’s prophecy from The Wolverine came true, she said he would die holding his heart in his hand, Laura was his heart.😭😭😭
What prophecy. It was a generalization.
@@brucef310 remember her power wasn’t always to the letter. And the director himself said that was the intention when Logan was holding Laura’s hand.
@@thedarkknight2221bogus....it's generalisation ..if it was his gf u wud also say same 😂..or a cigar😂
She said "he died in a room like this, with his heart in his hand" he died outside and in that other movie he did technically die with his actual heart in his hand.
yukio said heart, not daughter's hand.
she was fluent enough in english to tell the difference between a heart and a daughter's hand.
also she wasnt poetic in telling him that, so it was not a metaphor, she meant his literal heart.
The character of Laura Kinney (X-23) was an original creation for the show X-Men: Evolution and was soon incorporated into the comics. She has since gone on to take up the Wolverine mantle in the comics after Logan died (and he later came back).
If I were to rank the animated shows from best to worst, I think I'm at least strongly inclined to put X-Men Evolution after X-Men 97. I think there's a few things that stylistically the newer shows can't top, but they do strive for a more serious tone. It's hard to decide which one outscales the other, but I think the original show might just take that one. If the Cinepals decided to tell me to pick one for them to react and only one I'd just flip a coin.
Didn't she recently die in the comics?
@@Tpm12luv Kind of but she got better
@@Tpm12luv
I mean the list of characters who HAVEN'T died at least once is probably much shorter than the opposite😂
They "die" a few times.
I saw Logan twice in theaters and both times the entire theater (myself included) cried our eyes out. I still to this day can’t watch this movie without crying so much I exhaust myself.
For me the emotional impact is threefold.
1) Because this one of the best movies I have ever seen in my life, even if it wasn’t a comic book movie I would love it to death.
2) I was 10 years old when the first X-Men movie came out so I literally grew up with Hugh Jackman as my Wolverine so seeing him end his reign as this character was both heartbreaking and rewarding to watch because this is the perfect way to close out the story of Logan.
3) My mother passed away 18 months before this movie came out after almost 10 years of fighting cancer, so seeing the deaths of both Charles and Logan was extremely emotional to watch. But in a way it was cathartic to watch because like Charles and Logan she had fought her heart out longer than anyone else possibly could’ve in her condition and after fighting for so long she had earned her rest.
4) Dafne Keen is PERFECT as Laura/X-23 and I wish we had another movie about her.
So thank you so much to everyone who made this masterpiece, you gave us the Wolverine movie we have always wanted, and more.
"Dafne Keen is PERFECT as Laura/X-23 and I wish we had another movie about her."
OMG so much this. I was excited to see her in The Acolyte. Was loving her in that and they killed her off.
But an X-23 Spinoff would be great. She is 19? now. Maybe we will get her character in the MCU. Maybe in Deadpool & Wolverine we get a cameo?
I agree with everything you said about this movie. My condolences for your loss. Your mom sounds like an amazing woman. Thank you for sharing your story. ❤
Did they also all start clapping when they realized you were crying?
@@TheJohhnyE ignore the troll
Didn’t see it twice at the cinema but Logan’s death gets me too and Charles’ since was 8 when the X-Men series started so literally grew up with Hugh, Patrick and Ian as Logan, Charles and Erik too. Yeah Tony’s death to save the multiverse and wipe out Thanos and his army in endgame was strong emotional impact too since was 16 when Robert kicked off the mcu as Tony. But Charles and Logan will always be worse since was still relatively little when i started watching the good x-men movies
A true masterpiece. Widely regarded as the greatest Marvel film ever made. And it happened exactly as the prophecy said in The Wolverine. "You're holding your own heart in your hand." And he died holding Laura's hand.
I like your profile picture
amazing film the suicide squad and logan my fav cbm's cant wait for Mangold's Swamp Thing movie!!
This was made by Fox
FYI….20th Century Fox made this movie, not Marvel……it was way before Disney bought them.
@@TheNeomaulX-Men is Marvel. This is Marvel. He didn't say the MCU. This is the best Marvel movie ever made.
Truly the Wolverine experience most of us appreciated.
amazing film fr
16:40 Logans brother Sabretooth isn't dead. Yeah he's MIA and forgotten about by the creators within this timeline but the last we know of him, he's alive.
Only Logan can get away with calling Charles "Chuck" in the comics, so that was a nice bit for us geeks.
The movie where Hugh Jackman reaches out of the screen and rips your heart out.
Not afraid to admit this movie made me cry 2 times
valid af tss and logan(also tdk and flashpoint my fav comic book movies
So you only watched it twice? ;)
I cry in every reaction. So I'm probably at my 10th cry now 😂
Laura crying "Daddy" will never fail to break me. This is simply an amazing movie, by any metric.
Logan was dying due to the Adamantium poisoning because his healing factor couldn’t take it anymore, because essentially adamantium is a foreign object in his body. I think the villians realized this problem so with Laura they only bonded it to her forearms and calf region and not her whole skeleton so she could live longer. He still lived a good 197 years physically in this timeline but 250+ mentally if you count future past. But I read somewhere that he could live 500 years if he never got the adamantium bonded to him.
Not even her firearms and calves. The only part they coated were her claws. In the comics she actually had to have her metal claws put back in after her hand was cut off and the hand that grew back had gone claws (she took the claws from her old hand and had them surgically switch the claws later.). But they show a future where Laura will eventually die of a genetic defect due to being a test tube baby. They aren't sure if Honey badger one of Logan's other daughters has the same defect. But there is also Reign. She has been alive since WW2 and looks barely in her 20s. She has no admantium and is also a sorcerer like her mother.(She is low key my favorite kid or wolverines because she isn't just another wolverine)
The old western they watched, Shane, is famous for that speech about killing at the end and that as the boy watches him ride off the audience knows that he’s dying (or dead) but the kid (probably) doesn’t.
The concept of Professor X having a degenerative brain disease and hoe dangerous that would be is so interesting and honestly kind of genius. I am genuinely surprised no one, to my knowledge, had thought of this.
In the comics, Logan speaks a bunch of different languages. He's also a master of pretty much every martial arts on the planet, making him one of the best hand to hand fighters in Marvel, as a human anyway. That's never really shown in the movies. He's more of a brawler relying on his healing factor.
The crucifix being made into an X has been imagery used in the comics for decades, but this movie really executes it so well. Just another gut punch in a series of them in this film. It was so good.
Watching this with my brother is always a happy memory of mine before he passed unexpectedly a few years ago.
They wanted to have a cameo with Logan's half brother Sabertooth. But actor Liev Schreiber wasn't available due to scheduling conflicts. They never said who the boy Rictor, was talking to on the radio. But fans have speculated that it may have been a member of Alpha Flight, who are the Canadian equivalent of the X-Men in the comics. Even with the GMO foods suppressing new mutants, the original Alpha Flight members would have still been alive in that time.
The most we got was a deleted scene of one of the kids playing with a Wolverine and Sabertooth toys and asked Logan if he was real. I think Logan was recalling the events of X-Men Origins
Rictor was talking to someone who had a very distinct accent .. kinda like Storm.
@@michealsquintspalledorous3360Most probably Storm, as the talk was something about "satellites going dark"
"It wasn't me."
HEARTBREAKING!!! 😢
Kristen crying her heart out during Armageddon, but didn’t even tear up in this one 😂
Chic is completely mental. Her energy/vibe is so off and screams serial k'er.
lol I love it.
Archara cries watching Logan.
Kristen absolutely loses it watching Armageddon but is stable throughout Logan.
Yeah cux she's nuts. Literally.
What breaks me most about this movie isn't Logan's arc and death, but the decline of Charles. I've lost people to Alzheimer's and dementia, and Patrick Stewart nailed the little things.
Before the world cried for Iron Man
We cried for Wolverine
I felt it more for Wolverine.
As for the endgame movies, it was Tom Holland's portrayal of dusting after, *the Snap,* that got me.
@@timcarder2170agreed
In The Wolverine Logan gets told that he would die with his heart in his hand. Which did happen in the movie, but I love how it also ties into this movie. And it was dark and depressing but that is what Logan's life was like.
Hugh Jackman should have won an Oscar for his heartbreaking performance, I still remember I couldn't stop crying when Laura tells Logan "Daddy", so seeing your favourite hero dies actually hurt you. Then, I got depressed as I didn't want to accept it was Hugh Jackman's last movie as Wolverine until Deadpool & Wolverine came out, by the way I apologize if I get emotional, but Logan is a meaningful movie to me.
Facts about X-23/Laura: Creator Craig Kyle described her as quote "Pinocchio for Marvel Comics, she's a samurai sword trying to become a real little girl". Unlike Logan, who had already lived a long life before he became weapon X, X-23 never had a normal life, she was literally born and bred for one purpose, and one purpose only, to kill. And she didn’t originally come from the comics, she debuted in the cartoon X-Men Evolution in 2003.
In the comics she had already killed enough people to be considered one of the deadliest women in the world before she met Wolverine, and that was when she was a child. Also she only has Adamantium on her claws and not the rest of her skeleton because she was still a small child at the time and the plan was to wait for when she was a full adult because otherwise she wouldn’t have grown into her body. So while she’s not as durable as Wolverine her healing factor is actually faster and she’ll never have to worry about Adamantium poisoning because the small amount on her claws won’t be enough to affect her in the long term.
Logan is old and the X-men are gone because this movie is based in an alternate future where Wolverine is the last surviving mutant. In the comic version he's accompanied by Old Man Hawkeye (which is a badass).
We grow with this character from kids to 40+ Old men, and you can hear most of us weping at the end in the cinema.
One pf my nephew's grew up obsessed with superheroes with Wolverine and Spiderman as his idols when this movie came out he was a teenager and too old for such childish things right up until he watched it and cried his eyes out. Because no matter how mature we get our chilhood hero's live with us.
Fun fact. X-Men Evolution was the animated series that created X-23 and she became so popular that she's now canon in the Marvel universe. Just like Batman the Animated Series created Harley Quinn.
Dafne Keen perfectly captured the savagery and hard to control anger that a juvenile wolverine would have. her performance was really impressive.
It also links into that film in Japan "Logan I see your death, you die with your hart in your hand." and there is X-23 she's holding his hand as he dies.
😭
No, it doesn't. That prediction pertained to that movie. The director and other people just made excuses for that terrible movie by pretending they're connected. 😂
@@TheJohhnyE
While true, it's something that the fandom connected on their own and makes them happy. It's interesting to watch people really hate it when people innocently enjoy things.
IMPORTANT FYI: Charles did not die in X-Men 3. In the epilogue, it showed he transferred his mind into the body of his "mindless" twin brother. This is the future of that same timeline. When Logan said: "So this what it feels like" - it can mean a combination of things.
1) He is feeling what it is like to die for real.
2) Some fans like to speculate a metaphor from "The Wolverine". Logan was told by Yukio he would die with his heart in his hand. In "Logan" he died looking at Laura - concerned for her future - accepting her as his daughter - holding her hand.
Darknight and Logan are right there for me being the best comic book movies
The suicide squad logan and tdk my faves COOK
@@mudiametokunboh2370Lmao One of those things is not like the others
Logan, Dark Knight and Spider-Man 2, the holy Trinity for me
Spiderman 2, more than the action, the message it has is deeper than we imagine
Lol Kristen: "I got say something..."
Achara looks over, waiting. Kristen: "He's lived for how long?"
Achara: "Centuries"
Kristen: "And now he gets old?"
Me: Yes, Kristen, that's how time works. Lmao. I love that woman so muuuuccchhh 😂❤ Never a dull moment.
It's the adamantium that is poisoning Logan. His healing factor is what's kept him alive constantly resisting the adamantium poisoning. Also Logan died holding his heart in his hand as predicted in The Wolverine
I think I’ve seen every Logan reaction on UA-cam. And I shall watch this one too!
So if anyone loved Dafne Keen here, I'd suggest go check out her series His Dark Materials. She plays the lead in there, and its a super well made moderately star studded fantacy show. Achara and Kristen you guys could also maybe watch it live on the channel, you'd love it!
It's the most true-to-source adaptation I've seen yet. I nearly cried with joy at the last two episodes of season 1, I'd wanted to see that since I was 12 years old!😂
They did change a couple things in the last two seasons, and it was a bit rushed, but damn; valiant effort. The story itself is bonkers as a book, let alone a live action series. Lol
I work in an ER and see people with dementia all the time, and Patrick Stewart’s performance was spot on. It’s so heartbreaking
Sorry Kris, that idea of bringing everyone back and giving it a more happy ending would totally cheapen it
The Logan movie is still the most heartbreaking because it hurts the effort Hugh put into using his last bit of strength for the scene of saving the kids. And to the point of holding on and not continuing hurts me. And I feel for him on the verge of tears. Seriously, a film that shows the path and the final crusade of the hero.😭😭👏👏
Great reaction like always! This movie hits really, really hard, in a number of different ways. I think that's why everyone loved it so much. That and the acting and writing in this was magnificent. As soon as Laura said, "Daddy," everyone in the theater broke. A lot of people that grew up with Hugh Jackman as Logan were teary eyed because he played him for 17 yrs at this point I think and it was the end of Wolverine's story so to speak. Far as I know Marvel is leaving this movie alone and not letting anything change its direction due to high respect for Jackman. Reynolds even said so in one of the trailers for Deadpool/Wolverine.
Patrick Stewart and Hugh Jackman were sitting beside each other at the premiere, and Stewart said he noticed Hugh wipe away a tear, so he stopped fighting and allowed himself to do the same. Two legends appreciating the incredible send-off they gave their iconic characters.
Dafne Keen the amazing young actress who played Laura is the daughter of British Actor Will Keen and Spanish actress María Fernández Ache. Maria was Dafne’s chaperone on set, and in the scene where Laura and Logan have the fierce argument in the car the director encouraged both performers to ad lib. After the scene was filmed Hugh Jackman, who has a daughter of about the same age, felt a bit uncomfortable about shouting and swearing so much at a child so went up to Dafne’s mom to make sure Dafne was okay.. “Don’t worry” said Maria, “she called you a c**t three times in Spanish in that last scene”.
Do you remember in The Wolverine movie Yukio said that Logan will die having blood everywhere and holding his heart in his hand ? and he died the same way having his daughters hand in his hand Laura was his heart. Keep up the good work.
Logan was definitely one of my all time favorites of all this genre and of the MCU. Excellent movie!
I always told people this movie was like watching your dad get old.
Wolverine is suffering from adamantium poison which is slowing his healing ability
Laura doesn't have full adamantium skeleton only has adamantium claws bc she too young it would stunt her growth
She probably used her claws to reach the pedals.
This movie fulfilled the Yukio's prediction from The Wolverine movie about how Logan will die. In that movie she said Logan will die holding his heart in his hand. That heart turns out to be Laura from this movie.
Logan was Canadian! He died so close from Canada! My tears started when Johnny Cash started singing! That is when I accepted Logan is really gone forever!
The songs by Johnny Cash & Kaleo used in the trailers were so perfect!
This is the best goodbye to OG Logan and best "superhero" movie ever for me. It's heavy, it's realistic, it's R-rated, it's all I imagined reading Logan comic book.
Things to point out:
- Logan was slowly poisoned with adamantium over those roughly 50 years.
- Laura is X23 and clone is X24. The clone was imperfect though, having lower healing ability and having thinner layer of adamantium on it.
- Charles killed many people including all X-Men members in Westchester (Xavier's school location)
- Remember in Japan, Yukio told Logan that he will die holding his heart in his hand. And so he did.
- Kids made it cross the border and new mutant era began.
- There is also a "Noir" black/white version of this movie. And it has even more depressing vibe.
You know, I just thought of something… Dr. Rice admits that no new mutants have been born due to genetically engineered crops created by Transigen and distributed through the world's food supply… so maybe Wolverine has been eating a bunch of this food, and it’s messing with his powers, causing him to get the Adamantium poising, which is slowly killing him… I mean, the movie never directly explains why his power aren’t working, so that makes the most sense to me
The girl doing the grass has Chlorokinesis which is the ability to mentally and/or physically summon, control and manipulate plants and vegetation she can control and manipulate wood, rock soil, roots, fruits, and flowers, even moss
Fun fact, X 23 Laura is the true embodiment of the wolverine. She uses her front arms for attacking, and she has claws in her feet that are only used for defense purposes.
Having grown up in the 70's & 80's I didn't start reading comics until middle school, and The Uncanny X-Men became a favorite book, and Wolverine a favorite character. Back then I couldn't have dreamed of a movie version of that character that did him justice, but this movie delivered and then some. Wolverine was always a mature themed character while Hugh always did an amazing job with his personality, the proper level of violence never was.
This movie only worked as well as it did, because we all got to know Logan and the professor so well over so many years, we knew them like family. And then to see them like they were here, is sadly how most heroes end up, as in most comics, they never got those happy endings, and this movie captured that perfectly. Just an amazing effort all around, and easily a top 5 film, maybe even in my top 3, as it was perfection, nothing I would have changed or tried to improve.
I just clicked on his video and I already know that Kristen is going to cry her heart out
Yet she didn't surprisingly it was Achara.
@Fairburne69 it surprised me also. I mean she was a wreck watching Armageddon I guess this movie was to dense for her and not mile a minute joking
@@ghostlee6434 Could have been shock and/or disbelief. I wonder if a second watching would hit harder.
Thanks Achara for teaming up with Kristen so she wasn’t by herself doing the x-men experience. Logan is my all time favorite Marvel Movie. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Achara had so many great one liners this reaction. You can't not cry at the end of this movie. Amazing ending!
Dafne Keen is the young girl - she went on to star in the TV Series 'His Dark Materials' as Lyra the main character - a brilliant young actress
Watched this with my brother and sis-in-law and between the three of us we demolished an entire box of tissues. I started watching Star Trek TNG as a very small child so seeing an iconic Patrick Stewart character die was particularly rough for me. Probably one of the best live-action superhero movies that will ever exist, and arguably one of the best Westerns of the 21st century so far. You're not wrong that it's a massive bummer, though.
This reaction was excellent and I lost count of how many times Achara said exaaaactly what I was thinking 😂 Love to you both! ❤
Unfiltered. Realistic. Raw. I wish the entire MCU was like this. It's by far the best X-Men movie ever.
I think the reason for his deterioration that makes the most sense is simply that the adamantium has been slowly hurting him this whole time. Yes he's lived for centuries, but the adamantium is comparatively recent, and it literally bonded with his bones. It probably interfered with the effectiveness of his bone marrow, which is the core of the immune system.
Even as incredible as his regeneration and immunity are, that could have had a slow but cumulative effect, impacting the processes by which he regenerated in the first place. It would accelerate over time, too, until it reached a tipping point. People underestimate how critical the porosity of bones is to the body. It's not a flaw, they're porous for a reason.
On his back, heart in hand, blood everywhere... She's never wrong.
Dafne Keene as X-23 (Laura) was absolutely awesome.
Remember, the doctor said they put the cure in the food. That's y Logan's healing factor was failing.
"Someone will come along"
"Someone has"
One of the best lines by him ever
I can't believe Kristen's eyes stayed dry at the ending. I've seen it numerous times and I still needed tissues
I was shocked too because I've seen her cry before. Maybe shock and disbelief held her at bay. On a 2nd watch it might hit differently.
So sweet, I hope no one digs him up and uses his bones for combat
The reason this movie was similar to The Wolverine is because they both have the same Director
Past the sadness of Wolverine dying, I respect how if anyone asked “what possibly could kill Wolverine” this movie made a great explanation of continuous poison/ a kill mode clone
Oh you girls are gonna are gonna be tearing up alot on this hands on the best movies top tier no doubt
I hurt myself today to know I still feel I focus on the pain know I still feel
The kids weren’t “attacking the wrong bad guy” as you guys said, they were attacking one of the main bad guys that hurt them in the facility. Vengeance!
This is easily one of if not the best Marvel movies ever! It has a little bit of everything and is written and directed beautifully
Hands down the best Marvel movie ever. So far at least. It even surpasses Captain America: Civil War and Infinity War/Endgame for me. And only the ending of those 2 movies made me cry harder than the ending of this one.
It's easier for us to accept the different stories of X-Men now because of multiverse, different time lines and comic book storie lines. I'm glad X-Men and it's side movies . is getting some love now.
Ps- forgot ..the what if. Stories as well
I LOVE they used the original X-Men Comic Books for this movie YES!
You can tell how immersed they are because of how different their commentary is throughout the movie. This is me typing this just after Logan meets Laura for the first time
One of the best modern day westerns. This is coming from someone who doesn’t even like westerns but when done right they are great character pieces.
Awesome reaction of my favorite X-Men movie!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊
Logan was an honorable send-off. I cried in theatres when I watched it. It was a painful end of a painful story, but it was cathartic to see him die in peace, with his daughter.
"There are no more guns in the valley"
Logan was such a funny action comedy, I laughed and laughed until I cried. Hugh does a good song and dance in the role, he just kills it.
The best reaction duo on UA-cam! ♎️❤️
Meanwhile: Deadpool digging it . .
Also remember in The Wolverine when the girl said " I saw your death logan, you were holding your heart in your hand." she was referring to this as Laura was Logans heart.
This movie broke the world's heart back in 2017, it really felt like everyone had in their minds "So...our Wolverine is really gone", it was a heavy emotion back then
Kristen in the first few minutes "this is making me sad", you don't know what sad is, but over the next few hours you will become intimately familiar with it(get your tissues ready).