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This movie is trapped between a rock and a hard place in different ways. On one hand the public has come to expect a family friendly movie that their kids can enjoy without worry. On the other hand the source material is brutal. Our hero is essentially Freddy Kruger so to show Logan/Wolverine action scenes with the claws being implied is like watching a declawed cat trying its best on a scratching post. On top of that we have come to expect comic book heroes to save world or at the very least a city. We also expect them to be there for everyone else over themselves. We expect superheroes to be the moral pillars that society can look up to and attempt to emulate even if not all of them are as clean-cut as Captain America. Logan/Wolverine is an iconic superhero that fans of all ages want to see.
Not only does Logan buck all of that, it stomps those expectations into the ground without an apology. The world doesn't need saving nor does a city. No one needs or wants our heroes. Our heroes, all of them, are in very bad situations. Rather than a macro focused comic book movie, this is a movie where our heroes are trying to save themselves. They have been living extremely rough lives in order to survive so they are very angry and rough around the edges. They are not pillars of morality or moral beacons of light. They are on the verge of being purged from humanity. They are not fighting for justice so when threatened they truly fight for their lives. There are no mind games or political power plays, it is brute force vs brute force. As with real-life heroes they are not perfect people. It's a constant struggle to stop acting like a wild animal backed into a corner but to be better. Though the movie is not what I would not think safe for child eyes, I will say that the movie also does a good job of handing off "morals to story" without slapping you in the face with them. By the other reviews here you can see many people zone in and focus on the violence and bad langauge. While some people will miss those values entirely or simply diminish the value of them because of the violence and language that accompanies those values it actually makes me respect the story and direction more. They didn't sacrifice their story to appease the masses. This movie is a lot more grounded than many movies without the science fiction elements. Character interaction for most of the film (not of all it) felt pretty geniune in the sense characters acted in a way I would expect people to respond in those situations. Not all of those responses are the "right response" but they are the response of someone with those interests in that situation would choose. Some of those responses will probably make more than a few parents feel queasy.
There are plenty of kid friendly movies. What we do lack is movies like Logan. It brought a different take to the comic book movie scene. I felt it was a very refreshing take even if it was a dark movie. Maybe Hollywood will see movies like Logan and realize they don't need to try to appeal to everyone. You can have a target audience and still be successful. Not even comic book movies need to be kid friendly especially when the core fanbase are adults. Rated R movies in the '80s were still pretty tame. I think parents are learning that Rated R movies these days are not kid friendly. To be clear, I'm not suggesting all comic book movies be Rated R. I'm saying don't be scared to go that route if it makes sense in that situation.
LOGAN NOIR
First Blu-Ray extra I looked forward to seeing, mostly because they had a limited screening in theaters for a very short time that I missed. It is also the first Blu-Ray/DVD extra I actually enjoyed watching and thought was worth my time. I won't say you need to see the movie this way but you absolutely should watch it in B&W if you have the opportunity to. It fits the mood of the movie very well.
In some ways I'm bummed this was a standalone movie in that universe but at the same time I could see some possible movies that could jump off from this storyline if they decided to keep this timeline and style direction going. I don't think I've written a movie review prior to this because I never saw the point but I absolutely wanted to support this movie and show my appreciation. I will probably write one for Wonder Woman as well as both movies are joining Guardians of Galaxy for my favorites right now.
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Logan W/DVD + Digital HD with Ultrav Box Set
In the near future, a weary Logan cares for an ailing Professor X in a hide out on the Mexican border. But Logan's attempts to hide from the world and his legacy are up-ended when a young mutant arrives, being pursued by dark forces.
- Director: James Mangold
- Writers: James Mangold, Michael Green, Scott Frank, Roy Thomas, Len Wein, John Romita Sr.
- Starring: Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Dafne Keen, Boyd Holbrook, Stephen Merchant, Elizabeth Rodriguez
Logan-In My Own Words
The X-Men movie franchise is continuing to add to its long-running series; though one of the films' most beloved characters ends his run with the movie Logan. Logan finds the titular character being much older than he was in the previous films-and he's pretty much at wits end with everything happening around him. That is until, a new opportunity presents itself. So what did I enjoy most about Logan as a movie? I loved everything about Logan. Hugh Jackman is once again brilliant as Wolverine and it helps that the R-Rating this film earned (which Hugh Jackman himself took a paycut to ensure) allows for us to see just how brutal his character can be. I love how the movie explores Logan rage; and shows us how undeniably violent he can be. Everything that is happening around him is put at a standstill when Logan first meets the wide-eyed Laura. Dafne Keen is a scene stealer as X-23 and she fits the character exceptionally well. Unsurprisingly, some of Logan's best moments are whenever X-23 and Logan are opposite each other in a certain scene. And as great as she ends up being as X-23, it'd be unfair of me to not mention Patrick Stewart's performamce as Charles Xavier. His character is also notably different than he's been in previous films-but he still ends up being the voice of reason-and even adding to the film's humor. Boyd Holbrook also does a fantastic job as the villainous Donald Pierce. One other thing that stands out in Logan is the action scenes. Each sequence that has action is unequivocally relentless and mercilessly engaging. Action aside-the story contains western elements and some emotional scenes. I think back to all the other films that involved both Wolverine and Charles, and the dynamic shared between these two characters also benefits Logan as a movie. And even as Logan shows Wolverine's brutality, the movie highlights Logan's own moral compass. What director James Mangold has done significantly better overall with Logan is given the audience a much more complete film, and has delivered a rousingly sensational comic book film.
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