*Logan* Had Me UGLY Crying...

[@thechad4485]

Charles. A man who gave everything to save the world over and over and over again. A hero to billions, buried in an unmarked grave on the side of the road. Breaks my heart every time I see it.

[@petaianavura4528]

And so was Logan buried in the middle of the forest😢

[@Outlaw8908]

Yeah it got to me too at the time. My ailing mom too. Think me and her were ugly crying by the end. Poor dog was so confused at who to go to.

[@TheJerbol]

Oh Chaaaaarles

[@kamaal1509]

Charles was also partially responsible that the X-men were no more.....apparently in one of his freak attacks he killed most of the Xmen at the school, only Logan survived.

[@Bige220]

Magneto was right

[@alvaradoac21]

Charles death and burial hit me like a ton of bricks. Logan knew that this kind, generous, and loving man saved the world many times over, and inspired and helped so many mutant kids who were alone in the world. He deserved all the honors of death imaginable, and yet all Logan could do for him was a burial on the side of the road. Heartbreaking

[@cesarcarbajal21]

what would u do? Logan has no choice but to bury him herer.... let that sink in

[@alvaradoac21]

@@cesarcarbajal21 there was nothing Logan could do, that’s the point

[@tofu_golem]

For me, the saddest thing is that I think Charles knew he was responsible for the death of the X-Men and the students, who he thought of as his children.

[@Nightblood-j4i]

Then Actually the plot twist of this movie was that Charles is the one who killed all the mutant students including the X-men because of his seizure 😭😭 that's why Logan wants to send him in the middle of the Ocean to stop him from harming who's around him and so that's why he buried him there because there's a water.

[@tienluong9648]

You know what’s even more heartbreaking? The character got brought back by the MCU just for the sake of cheap fan service and died in the most ass and disrespectful way possible after appearing for like 2 minutes

[@simonbright8784]

I always love how unprepared reactors are for it all. The cursing, the gore, the rare comedic bits and the multiple deaths always leave a lasting impression.

[@ThePorpoisepower]

Yeah season 7 of My Little Pony:Friendship is Magic took a lot of people by surprise.

[@scottalynch]

It’s like they didn’t notice the R rating

[@toddsmitts]

Same with “First Blood”.

[@procrastinator99]

@@ThePorpoisepower LMFAO Genius comment, 10/10, actually mad I can only like once.

[@Keanine]

@@scottalynch In fairness when you watch on a streaming platform it's not always obvious unless you're looking for it

[@corynydam2361]

Just to make this movie even more depressing, Charles’ first seizure episode is almost certainly what killed the X-men, along with, most likely, all the students in the mansion at the time.

[@SenseofNoneYT]

Yeah. Logan was the only one who could withstand it. I'm not sure if it was a good thing or not that Charles remembered again. Part of me wished he didn't remember all that before he died. Professor X, known by pretty much every mutant as a good soul, tragically kills everyone in the mansion by accident. What a thing to remember before you die.

[@idonthavh1n166]

They literally mention in the movie that seven mutants died, so no, he didn't kill all the students.

[@jawn3063]

@@idonthavh1n166 rlly? When

[@realrebelli0n]

@@jawn3063After Charles‘ long seizure in the hotel they are driving in the car and the person on the radio says that it was similar to an incident a number of years ago (I think) where 600 people got injured and 7 mutants lost their life.

[@ukyba]

​@Jawn it's also said and implied many times that the guy that was trying to make new mutants released the virus that wiped out most of the mutants and sterilized the rest. Though I'm sure, Charles nuking those mutants at the school probably opened the door for them to go through with the plan.

[@generic_sauce]

5 years later and this movie still hits me in the feels. So well done 👏 😭

[@internaut4257]

its been 5 years already? jesus christ

[@corbelius6]

When Laura calls him Daddy, This old Concrete worker still brought to weeping.

[@Krisishere]

Same, this movie always hits me hard, and its trailer is still one of the best trailers of all time in my opinion

[@Ambaryerno]

It guts me every time I watch it. Even watching REACTORS watch it tears me apart.

[@rytterl]

Haha. Tearyeyed as I sit here.

[@aarondolney4178]

The two lines that get me all the time is when he says "don't be what they made you" And "ah...so this is what it feels like" I just turn into a bawling mess of tears.

[@sumus11]

she said "Daddy" and that's why he said "ah...so this is what it feels like"

[@stakkadakka3427]

nah, he was definately talking about dieing.@@sumus11

[@davec3651]

What it feels like to be the one departing and being mourned by a loved one, rather than doing the mourning and continuing in constant pain.

[@peachdaddy]

@@davec3651no it’s a call back to when professor ex was in bed at the farmers house.

[@bensneb360]

Fun fact: When they were filming the scene where Laura yells at Logan in the car in Spanish, Dafne Keen mother was on set and Hugh Jackman went over said he was sorry because he felt bad for constant yelling at her daughter in the car. The mom laughed and said “don’t be, she just called you the Spanish equivalent of the C word” lol Such a great film, it really hit me hard in the theater, what a great send off for Wolverine

[@izaiahcunningham5882]

What's the c word in Spanish?

[@arcojin-carlosh.9435]

@@izaiahcunningham5882 Would guess it's "Coño/Coña", not completely sure. Only background in spanish i have is a few classes in a free course and my sister being a Spaniard (i'm Brazilian, weird story)

[@izaiahcunningham5882]

@@arcojin-carlosh.9435 that's okay I'll go research thanks for your help anyway

[@Ambaryerno]

I don't think that take is the one that actually ended up in the film, tho. I THINK it's one of several takes where Keen was allowed to riff on her own after previously doing it according to the script.

[@IceWolf_SsJ]

I'm from Spain. "Coño" in this kind of situations (cause it's the women private parts too) just means like "Fuck", we have a lot of words that in english just mean "Fuck" or "Shit". In this case I can't remember what she exactly said to him (not in this reaction), but I don't remember any insult or swearing in the final cut. Btw, the C word, it's actually just "idiota", "estúpido" "tonto"... There are lot of words.

[@TheJohnyNemo]

For me this was a perfect sendoff for Wolverine, Charles and X-men as a whole. And I'm really glad that Jackman and Stewart got an opportunity to use the whole range of their acting talent as these characters

[@molonlabe1509]

Well said. Without their acting, it's a solid script. But they took it to the next level.

[@SomethingNowhereMan]

Yukio in Wolverine (2013) was right about Logan’s final moments: “I see you on your back. There’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your heart in your hand.” Love this movie when I saw it in theaters! I heard the head of Marvel Studios like the final act of Logan that he suggest to replicate it with Iron Man in Endgame.

[@SunNStars]

THIS. The small callback was everythinggg

[@BR_G4ki]

"You're holding your heart in your hand." And he is holding Laura's hand, that hits different.

[@brandonparisien2381]

Not what she meant...otherwise why'd she try stopping Logan from operating on himself? If she saw him dieing in a forrest as an old man, she wouldn't have been worried.

[@Kartissa]

@@brandonparisien2381 Before she describes Logan's death, Yukio states "It's not like I get a complete picture. More like looking through a keyhole." It's entirely possible that the vision wasn't clear enough to show how Logan had aged. She was also worried about Logan operating on himself because at the time she spoke to him, his healing factor was failing. And considering that the director of both movies decided to confirm that Yukio's prediction meant his death in Logan, I'm going to say she called it correctly, as much as she could see it.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@Kartissa I can't agree, even if the director did some fan-service retconning. In the 2013 film, Yukio specifically said that she'd seen Logan die in that room, so there was no mistaking which death she'd seen.

[@KD9YCE]

i love that it's not a typical "superhero" movie. It's just an amazing movie that happens to feature superheros.

[@jmhaces]

"That's all it took? For her to annoy him and he was like "Okay, fine."?" Yep. That's how you know Logan is really Laura's dad. He defaulted to Dad mode without even realizing it. As for the ending, I always loved how in his final moments Logan not only finally had some small measure of peace, but he also expressed his hope that Laura wouldn't grow up to be like him and she would be able to move forward and leave the past behind and not see herself simply as a weapon, a killer.

[@DrownedInExile]

"Wait how do I know you're Logan? Prove it." "You're a dick." "Let's go."

[@j3pelfrey]

Logan is only afraid of one thing. Feeling love and loss is the thing Logan fears since it is all he has known his whole long, long life. Imagine never aging and watching every person you love die of old age. Imagine the loss he felt when Charles had an episode at the Xavier school and his condition killed all the X men. This girl represents everything he is terrified of and yet in the end he understands that you can't have loss without love. His last words "so this is what it is like" just about broke my heart.

[@PaulGuy]

Dafne Keen (Laura) surprised everyone in this film. Every actor really brought their A-game, and turned a comic book film into something that goes beyond what anyone would expect from things in the genre. There's a not-insignificant amount of people who think Marvel should skip bringing Logan into the MCU as the primary Wolverine, and bring back Dafne Keen as Laura Kinney/Wolverine, and just use the Logan character as backstory.

[@LordGalenYT]

Dafne Keen is 17 now and is just about the perfect age to return to this role in the MCU. I really hope they do that.

[@Wurzelknecht]

She was awesome and I cheered when I saw that Dafne was cast as Lyra Belaqua in the TV Adaptation of His Dark Materials. Seasons 1&2 were awesome and I'm looking forward to the final season, which will hopefully be out this year.

[@AndrewJamison79]

Dafne said she is up for returning to that role but no one has asked her yet, my hope they will do the X23 storyline from the comics just with some adjustments to incorporate the Logan story line into it.

[@STOCKHOLM07]

Sure, but she's X-23. I know the whole story but if they call her Wolverine it just comes off as lame.

[@Saphthings]

@@STOCKHOLM07 She's literally called Wolverine in the comics now.

[@degov5]

Logan is a very special film. It's still a comic book movie, but feels so different and hits so much harder than anything else we've gotten. To this day it still gets me emotional.

[@WoodysPickle]

Like the Dark Knight

[@JustMe-ne5dw]

I like to think of it as a movie about a man who also happens to be a superhero. I’ve heard the comparisons to Dark Knight and….no. Not for me anyway. Let’s just say that I can’t suspend my disbelief that a millionaire/billionaire would do anything remotely close to Bruce Wayne does. But a man that doesn’t have much, been turned into a weapon, can’t create lasting healthy relationships and is ultimately killed by the very thing he is? Yeah that tracks.

[@kendric2000-q3d]

I'm over 50 year old and Logan had my crying like a 5 year old. All the feels for the characters I've loved almost my whole life.

[@okjeffy6581]

I first watched it back in January 2018. I laughed at the part where Laura fought the bad guys. The acting on that girl is just so fucking wholesome.

[@christopherburksjr.5012]

😔Oh, Jesus. That's too bad.

[@themarlboromandalorian]

Bless you my old son. It kicked us all in the daddy -bags. They could have done it better I think... Like I thought it weird that they'd wrap the skeleton of a prepubescent child in an unbreakable metal... Has to effect growth. But all in all, considering the trainwreck that is Fox studios, it was a fine send-off.

[@mariahc.crawley884]

😢😢😢😢this just happened to me 20 minutes ago WATCHING IT FOR THE FIRST TIME ON DISNEY+😢😢😢I AM CRUSHED😢

[@ADifferentVibe]

How the writer-director James Mangold did "The Wolverine" then did "Logan" makes me wonder what kind of restrictions he was given for the first one. Because he is an awesome filmmaker, doing "Ford vs. Ferrari" after this and now the final Indiana Jones movie.

[@thefreshprincer5587]

It was DEFINITELY the pg-13 rating, unrestricted James mangold made a fantastic fucking movie

[@kuivia]

It's so sad that some reactors feel the need to apologize for getting emotional when something has moved them, like she said movies and shows and music are all art and the more it moves you the better it is. Personally I get really attached to characters and I also get really emotional from things like this

[@liljrice4867]

You ever heard of Liala Naema of Britain? She also apologizes on occasion for crying but she said to me that she apologizes more for the way she looks when she’s crying. You ever heard of Duaffy of Spain? She also apologizes occasionally for crying but she also doesn’t find shit wrong wit crying though. Neither does Liala, really.

[@kuivia]

@@liljrice4867 Ye i've watched them

[@liljrice4867]

@@kuivia Now, speaking of Liala, ironically, she just uploaded a reaction of her own to Logan.

[@alyssaphillips1744]

girl, don't worry about getting emotional, the emotions are what I'm here for. This movie killed me, but it's my favorite one of them all, and to see you feeling what I felt...

[@EVGriffinJr]

That’s what I say. I have yet to see a person that reacted to this film not shed a tear at some point in it.

[@JustMe-ne5dw]

I remember getting in an “argument” about Logan vs. Avengers End Game and my friend just couldn’t understand how I thought Logan was better.

[@dfuebermann1]

43 year old man here. Pretty sure I cried at least as much as you did when I saw this in the theater. Nearly all the theater was in tears, in fact. This one hit us all hard.

[@wittgen80]

Me too. Almost everybody kept staying in their seats, crying, no questions, no answers, no chatting, just like at a funeral. After some minutes the firsts went out and the others followed them. No sounds, no laughting, nothing. Was a sad moment, but a very good feelings about this masterpiece.

[@B3RyL]

Same. I saw the first X-Men when I was still a kid and I literally grew up with the franchise. I saw Logan in theater too and I cried. Everyone did. It felt like an entire chapter of my life came to a close. Couldn't get my head straight for two days after watching it.

[@gregorym7588]

I'm still crying now! It's why we love Vicky.

[@TonyDracon]

liar

[@Outlaw8908]

I was a kid as well when the first movie came out. By the time Logan released it was not a pleasant time for me either. So it really hit like a ton of bricks.

[@josephaaron4985]

Logan was an especially important movie for me since Hugh as Logan is the reason I started reading comic books. That and the movie came out on my 20th birthday and Logan is my favorite comic book character and played damn near perfectly by Hugh, who just happens to be one of the coolest celebrities in the industry.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Before the world cried for IRON MAN We cried for WOLVERINE

[@mignonthon]

whiy the death of Tony Stark made me feeling pretty nothing.... And this destroys my heart.

[@mennovanlavieren3885]

@@mignonthon I would not say nothing, but while Tony Stark had a few designed character development scenes that made you get attached, for Logan it was just his suffering character throughout.

[@Starsdealer]

Nah only cried for logan

[@ramonaflowers5052]

This made me cry. It was so hard to see characters you love get to the point where it's a huge struggle just to get by day to day, but it's also inspiring that even when they're at that point, they're willing to help someone who really needs it, even if it means it costs them everything. This is definitely the best X-Men movie, and I love that it showed Logan and Charles not as bigger than life characters, but people. Thanks for sharing your reaction to the movie.

[@scottalynch]

I’ve been a fan of Wolverine since the early 80s. I was in my late 40s when I saw this in the theater. I was sitting there crying too. We were all sad to say goodbye.

[@Scary__fun]

We had 17 years of Jackman as Logan. I don't think it hits younger people the same when they are binging all the X-Men movies in a short period of time. Also, a superhero is never fully dead. Prequels, alternate timelines & multiverses, clones, recasting, reboots... there's numerous ways they can come back. Jackman recently announced he'll be back as Wolverine doing Deadpool 3. Either the story excited him to return or they dumped enough money at his door.

[@LordLymen]

Great reaction. Don't apologize for getting emotional. This movie does that. it came out a couple months after I lost my father in a sudden accident, and we'd been anticipating seeing it in theaters together. I was not prepared for how heavy the movie was gonna be.

[@A-TOP-11]

Vkunia. You had no idea how heartbroken everyone was in my theater. When it was over, all I heard was crying and sniffling. To this day, this was only movie that made me cry and to this day, this is (my opinion) the best marvel movie ever.

[@Stormtamer]

Remember everyone walked out of my showing of the movie, and there was a mixture of looks, from reluctantly leaving cos it would mean it’s over, and like they were walking out of a funeral

[@EVGriffinJr]

It was like that in my theater too. Like I said in my own post, even grow men were crying! I won’t lie I was good open till the part when Laura called wolverine “daddy.“ I had to turn away and I shed a tear.

[@GodBear97]

I've never heard a movie theater that quiet. Everyone just sat there and then somberly walked out in silence

[@STOCKHOLM07]

@@Stormtamer It was the same for Daddy Day Camp.

[@TheHouZeR88]

I loved what you said about this not being a X-Men movie. You are so right, this was a Wolverine movie. And Hugh Jackman really showed why he was chosen for the role he's played for a long time. And given such an effective end to Charles' story... Just beautiful all of it.

[@VKunia]

First Tony Stark and now Logan... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Bruce_Wayne2411]

Technically first Logan

[@acheronnchase6220]

You should check out the old man Logan story in the comics

[@patrickyearwood1421]

Don’t worry Hugh jackman will return

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Logan's was more memorable

[@wolverine278]

Actually it's Logan dies before Iron man... I think you saw Iron man die first than Logan.. Fact: Iron man's death was inspired by Logan's death with the same camera angles and sadness 😔🥺😭.. I love both Wolverine and Iron man 💛❤️

[@autocad2358]

This movie made the toughest people cry , the fact that this x-men world is set in a more realistic gritty world and the Professor mentaly degrading like that hits such painful nerve in reality. To watch the most brutal, feared, compassionate, immortal character in the series struggle like this till the end is what makes this The Best X-Men movie to ever be made. A masterpiece of writing and cinematography.

[@marcospman9396]

This movie is a MASTERPIECE! Both Hugh Jackman and Wolverine deserved it 👏👏👏

[@chand911]

Wolverine isn't a real person.

[@marcospman9396]

@@chand911 OH YOU DON'T SAY 😒

[@D35p3r4d0]

I was awe-struck when I saw this film for the first time. Managed to hold it together, and then she called him, "Daddy." Opened the damn floodgates.

[@RicoRaynn]

It's so heartbreaking to see both Logan and Xavier broken like this, but man, what a movie. While this may not be the type I tend to watch every few months (like Winter Soldier) this is in the same category as Joker. Such incredible and emotional story telling backed by powerhouse acting.

[@tommyllama4558]

This movie is 10/10, everyones acting, the writing, so good.

[@Pink.andahalf]

I think people forget that most superhero films usually fit into a second genre. Like how Winter Soldier is a spy film. And this is one of the best Westerns ever made.

[@PlumbPitiful]

Yup! Right down to Laura quoting Shane at Logans funeral

[@bloodymarvelous4790]

The director also made another modern Western, called "Copland" with Sylvester Stallone.

[@WookieFragger]

God, I felt every single drop of tears that ran down your face. This movie was emotionally devastating. That irony, that this character wanted death for so long, dies at the moment he most wants to live, is absolutely gut wrenching. This is one of my favorite superhero movies ever, but it is SO hard to rewatch.

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

Johnny Cash was the perfect song to put during the end credits. Such a nice touch for a great emotional film.

[@Leon.27.06]

Yukio was right after all when she said "I see you on your back. there's blood everywhere. you're holding your own heart in your hand" 😭

[@rafailkarampetsos6914]

FYI it's been confirmed from the director of the movie that Charles nine years before on Westchester lost for the first time the control of his power and he was the one who killed those people and all the X Men including Scott Iceman Storm and Jean. It's the saddest part of the film Because Logan in the end didn't turn his back on Charles but he stood by his side to help him.

[@gregorym7588]

So heartbreaking and realistic.

[@zacharymeinecke7764]

Personally your raw emotion is a part of your appeal to me. It shows the depth of your humanity and empathy.

[@ericduran5818]

"There's no better bonding experience than a father and daughter...going ham...murdering people together" - VKunia

[@CaptainFrost32]

So, she has seen the Kick Ass movies then?

[@MeesdeFilmliefhebber]

The Last of Us surely proves that point!

[@matthewcooper4248]

I still cry every time I watch this movie. I sadly never got to see it but a few years later found a blu ray on sale for Black Friday. Watched it a few days later and I was wrecked. I cried with you for this one and I don't think I'll ever not be able to fee empty after this one. Amazing reaction and don't feel bad for being emotional.

[@adamgrunther1367]

I have been waiting to see your reaction to this movie and it did not disappoint. Fantastic reaction as always. This one in particular might even be my favorite so far. I’m so glad you liked this film as well. Logan is not just my personal favorite X-Men movie. It is my favorite movie period.

[@DrBeardfacePA]

Never apologize for feeling things! Being that open is something I admire in people because it’s a very difficult thing to do for me.

[@jeremygilbert7989]

Vkunia, your intensely emotional reactions are what keep bringing me back. It's wonderful catharsis by proxy and I hope you never stop embracing your feels in your reactions.

[@dayontapout]

As a father of a little girl this movie absolutely gutted me. My girl is so much like me. My grandmother also lives with us so I can take care of her. I was born with a bone disease called MHE that creates bone tumors on every major joint. My daughter has it too. All that to say when I was growing up my favorite X-Men character was Logan bc I used to dream that when I had surgeries, I've had approximately 32, that the doctors were putting adamantium on my bones. Thankfully my daughter hasn't had any surgeries yet. This movie really hit home for me. I ugly cried too. I don't know who might read this but I just felt I needed to get that out.

[@robertfalk3767]

Was crying in the theaters, was crying with you now. Excellent movie, mainly because it hurts so good. That's the mark of a good franchise; when you connect this deeply with the characters that it actually hurts when they die

[@mikedoskitomen1991]

I knew you were gonna cry so hard watching the movie. Honestly I cried too. This is the best X-Men movie ever

[@cncs2806]

The fact that your reactions are so authentic is why I like your channel. It's not about being emotional or unbiased, just genuine.

[@spddracer]

Now you know why people love his movie. It is truly great.

[@MeesdeFilmliefhebber]

I always really liked the cinematography from John Mathieson in this movie. It really evokes that gritty, dusty, western feeling that fits this genre perfectly. It is a superhero movie mixed with neo-noir western, and combined with the slower pace and subtle direction for scenes dedicated to character, it works like a gem. There are still elements that feel a bit silly because of the comicbook background, and this movie is far from perfect because of it, but it is truly a remarkable work of art.

[@AlexAndR01]

2017: fatal tree wound 2024: multiversial comeback!

[@Paul20661]

XD watched this reaction now 6 August after seeing Deadpool 3 :D

[@shademoriq]

It does not matter how many times I watch this film it still makes me cry. Jojo Rabbit is another film that always hits me hard.

[@chet8682]

I walked out of the theater in utter shock after watching this, just sat outside for a while before diving away taking it all in. cried like a baby during both deaths. hit me harder than I ever would have thought. but after watching the moving over more than 15 years you get attached. I thought it was one of the most hauntingly devastating beautiful movies I've seen and the most shocking thing... it's about a mutant with metal claws... and it made me feel that much! lol ugh

[@lapelcelery42]

Some stories are more real than life because they represent truths that are deeper than individual experience. That's why you can watch a movie about a superhero with metal claws and find that there's more believability in it than most straight dramas.

[@edwinbejaranoramirez6111]

5 years later and this movie still has me in every emotion and it’s still a masterpiece plus Hugh Jackman’s performance as Wolverine was phenomenal and it’s my favorite X-Men/Wolverine movie next to other X-Men movies

[@deepprakash4841]

“I see you on your back. There’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your heart in your hand.”

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

Dafne keen who played Laura was absolutely spectacular she's an incredible young actor.

[@brianstraight9308]

She was. We really should get an X-23 movie focused on her.

[@fortunatus1]

Check out His Dark Materials for more of her.

[@alanhilton7336caradventure]

@@fortunatus1 Yes I've already seen that it's very good.

[@Ambaryerno]

Dafne Keen may already be the best actress of her generation, yet I don't think she gets the attention she deserves. So much of the focus is on Millie Bobby Brown, (fun fact: Brown was one of the actresses who auditioned for Laura. Losing the role to Keen is what freed her up to take the role of Eleven, who is actually very much like X-23) who is certainly a great actress in her own right, but I really do believe that Keen is even BETTER.

[@Ambaryerno]

@@brianstraight9308 Mangold was actually working on a script at the time Disney bought Fox.

[@BenjWarrant]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the absolutely storming performance of Dafne Keen in this movie. Her first movie and Jesus Christ did she kill it. 12 years old, and that performance could have won an Oscar.

[@danielshaffer6067]

you being emotional IS WHY I watch and love your reactions. I feel very in touch with my emotions to certain scenes when I watch you very visibly experience them lol please don't change, and please don't apologize. keep doing what you love, and we will keep loving you for it. that being said, I'm not a huuuge fan of the X-Men franchise, but I am a big fan of this film. I tend to gravitate towards tragedies (big SW Episode III fan here). I know it's an unpopular opinion, but I do think this is a fantastic end to a great, and very complex character. Thanks again!

[@Goldberg070]

The only thing that comforts me about this movie is that it is put in an alternate timeline and it is a homage to the comic Old Man Logan. The ending is so hard to watch and it's perfectly ok to cry. Thas was heartbreaking.

[@ivanholguin164]

A big reason as to why this movie is so good is because it's actually a reimagined Western. Hence why is has the gritty tone throughout. Hence why it seems to primarily take place in the desert (and other surroundings similar to that typically found in Western films), hence why Caligan is wearing a cowboy hat, facemask and poncho at 7:00 (and why other characters are wearing cowboy hats throughout the movie). Hence why they're usually on the run throughout most of the movie, and hence why Professor X is watching the western film "Shane" at the hotel at 11:30. All of these things are subtle hints of this. It takes a classic film genre and repackages it as something new, yet subconsciously seems familiar for the audience.

[@Sos4tan]

So, basically a Mutant Western, that's cool hahaha

[@gregorym7588]

Top art.

[@mobiusbelts3607]

what the hence!?

[@ImAlsoMerobiba]

@@mobiusbelts3607 Hence hence.

[@calvinheslop2585]

That bit about Xavier watching that old western on its release was actually a true story from Patrick Stewarts life.

[@Scotty_28]

Such a genuine great reaction. Nothing forced or over the top, just someone soaking in a heartbreaking, brutal, while also beautiful film. Thank you 🙏

[@Aeonova]

Logan: *cuts off people's arms and gets all stabby-stabby on people trying to steal tires* Vkunia::"Maybe that will teach them to stop being annoying and doing illegal things". Nailed it.

[@UnlessIWin]

Watching this move was such a beautiful tragedy. A beloved character from my childhood finding peace, but at the cost of his life. Still makes me cry like a baby 5 years later.

[@AceofRogues]

25:22 "I see you on your back, there’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your own heart in your hand.” Yukio in the last film.

[@Lunarmech]

I don't know about others, but I love seeing how you connect to these films emotionally, as it reminds me of the way I felt when i experienced these films the first time myself. Don't be ashamed of your emotions, they are what separate us from the robots!

[@LightWarriorK]

You asked "What happened?" Why all the rest are gone? It is unspoken, apparently it was in the comics somewhere, and is why Xavier's brain is classified as a WMD now: He did the thing he almost did in X-Men 2, and in one of his fits, killed nearly every mutant out there. When I learned that, a lot of pieces of this movie fell into place.

[@scottalynch]

It was different in the comics. Wolverine killed the X-men thinking they were the villains. (He was seeing an illusion)

[@MandoWookie]

Yeah its explicit in this (when Charles remembers and is confessing to 'Logan') That when his disease first manifested he had a seizure and killed everyone at the school. So while it wasn't all the mutants, it was a substantial amount of them. Attrition and no new mutants since because of the anti mutant corn syrup in the food supply took care of the rest. Also, my pet fan theory is that the corn syrup is the root cause of Logans healing factor fading, because if it completely suppresses latent mutant genes from activating, what would it do to active genes? It would also explain why Stephen Merchant is down to smell distance for tracking mutants, when before it was powerful enough for him to find them from across the planet.

[@Parallax-3D]

@@MandoWookie- The cause of Logan’s healing factor fading is the Adamantium they fused to his skeleton. It says so in the movie.

[@MandoWookie]

@@Parallax-3D again my fan theory is that the corn syrup genetic suppressant weakens his healing factor enough that the adamantium poisoning then becomes the major problem. Dude in X3 had a good portion of his body mass continuously destroyed by Phoenix & snapped back in seconds. Without another factor, I don't see the metal being the only thing to knock it out. The fact that a gene mod explicitly designed to attack the mutant gene was unavoidable in the food supply the last 25 years, is it a big leap that it would also damage existing mutants powers that derive from that same gene?

[@gchild1286]

Your reaction to the ending is the same reaction of my theater when I saw it 5 years ago. My favorite part is the clarity and acceptance of a nearly 200 year old warrior saying, “So this is what it feels like…”, right before he finally dies.

[@jgrado3]

Yuriko was right after all: On his back. Holding something in his hands. She’s never wrong.

[@The5Ronin]

"...your own heart in your hands." Laura was his heart.

[@rollomaughfling380]

I wasn't invested in the X-Men thing at all-never really followed much of it over the years, but when I saw this after being recommended it, it stuck out as an extraordinary film. Brought me to tears on the first viewing without ever caring about most of that MCU stuff. And Dafne Keen is just a revelation. Just a straight-up killer, great movie on its own. SO well done.

[@garycoates4987]

This is really a great story and the acting elevates it way above genre as a comic book movie

[@tomr5577]

Just watched your reaction (only found your channel recently) - this is magnificent storytelling. saw it in the theater - i can count only a handful of times i have seen a whole room run through such a range of emptions for one film. and the usual chatter you hear as people leave the theater was just a bare whisper. I think you saw and felt all of that, and trust me, we all cried again with you.

[@Rob_F8F]

I love this type of reaction. Heartfelt, unreserved. Reactions are not clinical reviews. They are vicariously shared experiences. This was a great movie and yours was a great reaction. Thank you.

[@paulconnett3654]

What a beautiful and genuine emotional reaction. That's the art of films, happy tears sad tears, anger or laughter. Again beautiful reaction. And I'm not crying I've just got tears in my eyes.x Cheer's Gorgeous 🇬🇧

[@tomyoung9049]

This is an incredible closing for a character we have cheered on for so long. Cry some everytime I see this. Great reaction, there are hints of what happened between the last movie. Still hoping they can continue some type of next gen X-Men, saw one series that was great but sadly, couldn't hold the ratings

[@swordmonkey6635]

Before Joaquin's Joker, there was Logan. It's so beautiful that "comic book characters" can evoke such emotion: love, compassion and darkness. Be as emotional as you need to be. It's your reaction.

[@FM-ft8pe]

22:27 that ROAR!

[@t0dd000]

F.I.N.A.L.L.Y a superhero film not just for kids. There are a couple others but, it's so rare for a superhero film aimed at adults. Probably the best of the genre.

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Don't feel bad. I am a 53 year old man, who has watched movies all his life, and this made me cry too. That is what good writing/production does, it stirs the emotions.

[@xSpooby]

i've been an X-Men fan since i was a kid (the 80's 90's) and Logan was always my favorite. when the movies came out Hugh Jackman was my wolverine. he finally had a real person. i know he's died in the comics and some shows but nothing hurt as much as seeing him die in the movie.

[@EVGriffinJr]

Hehehe! All jokes aside, This one even had me shedding a tear! I know when I went to see it at the movies, everybody was crying even the grown men! I’m 48 now and I was 43 at the time!

[@bigboychris446]

I’ve been trying to catch up on your other reactions to get ready for this one haha Logan is still so good ❤I’m so glad he was able to be Rated R in his last FoXMen appearance.

[@penguinwithapencil]

Interesting lore for this movie that's a little harder to recognize; humans introduced an enzyme into the corn that began to suppress mutant genes and slowly kill off mutants, preventing more being born. This gene suppression worked on Logan's healing factor and had a toxic reaction with his adamantium, and began to poison him with his healing factor essentially disabled. Adamantium is non-reactive once cooled, like titanium and gold, so safe to use inside a human body, relatively speaking.

[@ryanmaier1964]

We are here for the ramble! Any individual that has to take a moment for themselves, to process what they have experienced is something that we all had to do. My heartiest well wishes. I'm looking forward to sharing new viewing material.

[@knytestorme]

"That's all it took, for her to annoy him?" Throw back to how Rogue got a lift from Logan almost :)

[@Darkechodk]

Understand we watch your reaction videos for various reasons but the one we all look for everytime is a genuine response to the movie. VKunia you do this everytime and it's why we keep coming back!

[@robertojunior2901]

i love watching her reactions she so cute and genuine in some scenes its adorable

[@isadoreuniverse2831]

This movie is the greatest Marvel film of all time! Put everyone in emotional state. 😭 FYI, Hugh Jackman is coming back as Wolverine in Deadpool 3 with Ryan Reynolds.

[@r.lyster8280]

I love watching your reactions to films. You are a real gem. Hugh Jackman confirmed that this movie takes place in an alternate timeline. I think it's based on a rather dark alternate timeline from the comic books but I haven't read comics in over 30 years so I can't really say anything specific about it.

[@skykn1ght78]

If you don’t cry at this one, you may have a dead heart. This was a brilliant movie but I can only watch it if I’m in the right mindset. I love your reactions and I bet that many of us that watch your reactions also cry with you.

[@mellowscorpio]

Sending a big hug! Logan is a heart breaker, truly effective filmmaking and a wonderful send off for the characters

[@ravenlockhart0925]

I walked out of the theatre feeling as if I were leaving a funeral. I felt so empty and heartbroken. I have only watched it the one time all the way through, even after buying it.

[@aarondolney4178]

This...this is what I want to see more of from marvel and DC. And not this all CGI fights that has to have the big superhero fights at the end this movie does more and is more impactful than arguably any MCU movie.

[@recklesslyrandom3055]

"don't be what they made you" This line enters my mind daily.

[@ashsmith3695]

I loved the movies stripped back, minimalist approach. It took the focus away from the special effects and back to where it belonged, the story. As for your emotional response, that’s why I keep coming back to your channel. It takes courage to give an honest, emotional reaction. Logan finally achieved what he’d been searching for from the beginning. Peace of mind. Stay the way you are. You’re honest and sincere in the way to carry yourself. There isn’t a lot of sincerity on this platform. More power to you.🙂👍

[@davidt7482]

Hey VK, when you were introducing this video and said you were unfamiliar with the story, I knew this would wreck you - -and I enjoy your sincere commentary. Just wanted you to know that the director is James Mangold. He gets great performances out of the actors in his films, such as Girl, Interrupted; Walk the Line; the remake 3:10 to Yuma; and Ford vs Ferrari (all movies which I hope you see eventually). He also directed The Wolverine, so I was glad that he had another chance to immerse us in the X-Men universe .

[@lapelcelery42]

James Mangold is the only reason Indiana Jones 5 might not be a dumpster fire.

[@ArielGTAcS]

They didn't kill them off, they gave them a worthy ending. Everyboody gets old, everybody dies. Sometimes it's nice to point that out so that people can remember what they're going to lose in the future.

[@starjacked2003]

I have cried in only three movies. This was the worst. So your reaction was very understandable. A gorgeous and well done movie and a proper reaction.

[@thesean3194]

The ending got me I have to admit it. When that cross angles to an “X” on Ws grave tears started populating.

[@vermillionthree]

When he looks into his daughter's eyes at the end and says, " oh so this is what it feels like?" most people say he's talking about dying. For me he's asking her if that's what it feels like. As in love. He looks at her and feels love and realizes he finally found what has been missing his whole life. And then dies peacefully. This movie is without a doubt one of the few superhero movies that will stand the test of time. A true masterpiece.

[@jpbenavides4969]

Pure BS, in all the X-men films we saw Logan in love with Jean since the first movie, and now you're trying to tell me that when he dies is the first time he ever loved someone?

[@jaredhayes7199]

I think the emotions you display in your reactions is wonderful, even if the opinion is not unbiased I think that you truly feel the film that you are watching and that in my mind is one of the main points in watching a film is to feel what actor/director/writers and other people who worked on the film are trying to convey to us as an audience. and that you share that with us through your reactions is truly a great thing. to see go through such emotions such as joy, sadness, frustration, shows a strength through vulnerability, that also creates a sense of relatability at least when I watch your reactions. you have my appreciation. keep up the incredible work.

[@OhnnyTsunami]

Oh yeah, this one hurt.