CommentsXp Best movie ever!

Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

Rio Hayward All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

Juana what a terribly boring film. I'm sorry but this is absolutely not deserving of best picture and will be forgotten quickly. Entertaining and engaging cinema? No. Nothing performances with flat faces and mistaking silence for subtlety.

shalabodov-32997 I knew this film was going to be great when I went to see it, but I didn't expect it to become my favourite superhero movie. We accompany Logan, as him and Professor X journey together with a little girl to a safe location because all the remaining mutants are being hunted down, while they uncover the little girl's past and try to escape the baddies. Hugh Jackman gives it all to his last outing as Wolverine, so does Patrick Stuart. The movie takes a dark, grisly path of depression, anger, and hope, thus it is brilliant. The R rating benefits the movie an incredible amount, because it gives us a better understanding of Logan's and Xavier's struggles, both eternal and external. The film delivers tons of emotions, including tears, hatred, and satisfaction. This is the best send-off of a beloved character ever put to screen. Hats off.

rcling I can't believe all of the high ratings being given to this. The violence was over the top, there was very little explanation or development of the X-23 character. If you've seen one decapitation, you've seen em all. Little Laura took on a whole platoon of goons early in the film and yet, at the end of the movie she did very little by comparison. Professor Xavier deserved a far better send off than the one he got in this film. There was virtually no development of any of the young characters we saw at Eden. Logan can take bullets, but he gets done in by a tree???? Really? And what was the point of an entire family of innocents being violently killed. They finally put some black characters in an X-Men movie only to be murdered for very little reason other than to get an emotional response? Didn't work for me.

christianfrates I honestly don't understand why both Deadpool movies are preferred over this piece of art. The dialogue is like poetry and it learned a lot from Ang Lee's Hulk. The pacing is better than most comic book films because it allows much more character development and much less visual effects.The acting, especially from Jackman and Stewart are high points.Skip all of the other comic book films except Ang Lee's Hulk and you will understand why I prefer quality over quantity.James Mangold helped deliver a somber, heartwarming and memorable film for the 21st century.

homeflash First of all, when you watch Marvel Comic in movies, they are like continuing... (unless they do re-makes) you know what i mean when you watch Thor, Iron man, Captain America and so on...And most of those movies have Stan Lee popping out .... (but not this one)However, this movie is like end of part of the Marvel Comic. Xavier was dead, Logan finally died...If you are into drama rather than action, this may be for you. To me, this is kind of boringAnother bad thing about this movie is profanity. Cursing from start.. I don't think this should be made that way to attract people. I totally didn't like this movie... at all.