Review of Logan (2017) by Mcgillotine — 03 Mar 2017
Its takes a special kind of movie to leave you with the chills, happiness, sadness etc. But never has a movie has me feel numb, with such raw emotion, real character development and a fitting send off for the wolverine, Logan is more so an experience then a film.
What is first notable about logan is the obvious deviation from the superhero genre itself similar in the vein of films such as unbreakable, the dark knight and watchman yet different in the way that it begs the question, what if the superman was still among us and didn't care anymore? A question which director James Mangold and actors Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Dafne Keen answer so well words cannot describe. What is incredibly unique about logan however is how well paced the movie feels with even the slow parts of the film being extremely entertaining and satisfying in the way that the story develops a memorable arc with many beautifully shot sequences. Logan also lives up to its rating aswell with a tone of severed limbs and blood fountains that pump a large amount of adrelune into the film while not deviating into the stupidly goory side of things.
Overall Logan is an experience and has to be seen and not spoiled to recieve the full measure of the films greatness.
This review of Logan (2017) was written by Mcgillotine on 03 Mar 2017.
Logan has generally received very positive reviews.
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