John Nolte's review prompted me to go see Logan last night. I concur with him, it is an excellent adaption of one of the few Marvel franchises I like (please let the new Guardians be good). The action scenes in Logan are excellent, as is the acting by Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, and new comer Dafne Keen.
While I suspect guys like Stewart (he just applied for American Citizenship to 'fight' Trump) think this is a foretelling of a Trumpian America, I concur with Nolte this is actually an Obama vision of the future (the movie is set in 2029). Creepy amoral antagonist Dr. Zander Rice's Richard E. Grant looks a hell of a lot like perpetually smug leftist Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Coincidence?
Oh wait, Anti-vaxer RFK Jr. is working on 'vaccine safety' for the Trump Administration? Oh crap! Those Deep State moles are everywhere.
Oh wait, Anti-vaxer RFK Jr. is working on 'vaccine safety' for the Trump Administration? Oh crap! Those Deep State moles are everywhere.
Hollywood Reporter: Logan: A Review and Making sense of the X-Men Timeline
Inverse: Logan and Shane References and Ranking Wolverine Deaths
Inverse: Logan and Shane References and Ranking Wolverine Deaths
If Fox knows what it's doing at the end of next year, it will get Patrick Stewart an Oscar nomination for LOGAN and might help him win it.— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) March 5, 2017
Proof Positive: Logan – A Movie Review (Of Sorts)
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