
Logan movie review: wounded Wolverine, dangerous beast
The X-Men series — the entire superhero genre — has never seen a film like Logan before: raw, rageful, tormented, human. Best of the series yet.
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The X-Men series — the entire superhero genre — has never seen a film like Logan before: raw, rageful, tormented, human. Best of the series yet.
I was about to write that Will Yun Lee is blink-and-you-miss him in San Andreas and Spy, but that’s actually not true. How could you miss this man?
Have you been paying attention to what the movies have been saying — what the movies have really been saying — all summer? Here’s a refresher.
Actual unretouched phrases that people plugged into search engines this week that led them to this site (with some commentary from me)…
Most clicked this past week…
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There’s plenty of good summer popcorn fun, with fresh and exciting action setpieces, but this is mostly an intimate story about Logan, as a mutant and as a man.
That’s what it looks like was busting out of ground in Leicester Square this afternoon
Or, Logan Goes to Japan and Becomes a Real Boy.
Let’s get our geek on for the coming year!