Logan
Logan: Wolverine
Niedaleka przyszłość. Populacja mutantów skurczyła do kilku osobników. Zmęczony życiem Logan (Hugh Jackman) opiekuje się schorowanym Profesorem X (Patrick Stewart) w kryjówce przy granicy meksykańskiej. Pewnego dnia nieznajoma prosi by zaopiekował się Laurą (Dafne Keen) - młodą mutantką ściganą przez tajemniczą organizację. Czy Logan da radę ochronić dziewczynę, z którą ma więcej wspólnego niż mu się wydaje?
WillsHimself reviewed
30 grudnia 2025•
Logan is the unchained, visceral masterpiece fans spent decades waiting for, finally delivering the true-to-life chaos that a character with metal claws demands. With Hugh Jackman at the helm, the film strips away the glossy superhero veneer to reveal a raw, western-noir drama. It is a brilliant, beautifully paced character study that feels less like a comic book movie and more like a somber reflection on violence and legacy.
The R-rating is a game-changer here, finally allowing for the brutal, bloody action that feels essential to the character's nature rather than just gratuitous. While we now know this wasn't the absolute final time we’d see Jackman pop the claws, it remains a perfect, poignant conclusion to his solo era. It is a heavy, emotional ride that stands tall as arguably the finest entry in the entire X-Men saga.
WillsHimself reviewed
30 grudnia 2025•
Logan is the unchained, visceral masterpiece fans spent decades waiting for, finally delivering the true-to-life chaos that a character with metal claws demands. With Hugh Jackman at the helm, the film strips away the glossy superhero veneer to reveal a raw, western-noir drama. It is a brilliant, beautifully paced character study that feels less like a comic book movie and more like a somber reflection on violence and legacy.
The R-rating is a game-changer here, finally allowing for the brutal, bloody action that feels essential to the character's nature rather than just gratuitous. While we now know this wasn't the absolute final time we’d see Jackman pop the claws, it remains a perfect, poignant conclusion to his solo era. It is a heavy, emotional ride that stands tall as arguably the finest entry in the entire X-Men saga.
