James Mangold talks History of X-Men Comics in Logan.

James Mangold, Director of Logan, discusses the importance of X-Men Comics in the Logan Film. How many issues exist in this world?

[@chimpansi2]

Yes, good interview. The film is different and refreshing, needed that..

[@jkellyid]

A big part of this movie was how actors sell things. How characters react to one another is a big part of how it works narratively. This movie is the film of reaction shots, all the character reactions draw you into the story perfectly.

[@kklustra]

The interviewer is really invested and awesome!

[@ThrowbackStudioz]

thank you!

[@SuperNinjasoccer]

where are you guys based out of?

[@ThrowbackStudioz]

We are in Atlanta

[@missmiko1]

Great interview. Good questions that get to the directing process in a deeper way than a lot of the other interviews. Congrats.

[@rodypollock8935]

Excellent job

[@jacobgarrity9055]

He went from Johnny Cash to Logan to Ford vs Ferri

[@rb4128]

I'm really looking forward to this movie, but I find it kind of funny when directors (and not just Mangold) talk about stripping comic movies back and making them grounded. Thats exactly what X-men and X2 did and I'm happy to see that appraoch making a come back because thats how I like my comicbook movies.

[@Lonstermash]

Nice! I just posted 3 of my 4 interviews on my channel. Check em out