*LOGAN* Movie Reaction FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@jenmurrayxo]

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[@tomhoffman4330]

Jen, You've asked about the "X-Men" Animated Series ('92 to '97) and I say YES👍You should definitely watch that!

[@ThomasAnomolus]

You skipped to many films!!!!! Especially apocalypse!!!

[@agentofchaos7456]

@@ThomasAnomolus She probably watched Apocalypse, but didn't react to it. She did the same with X3 and Origins.

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Actually Jen watched some of the movies in her own time to get to Logan including apocalypse ​@@ThomasAnomolus

[@BiggestDawgEver]

Hey Jen, it is fairly common for the comic book genre to jump ahead and explore possible endings or future timelines. None of them end up becoming Canon, given the nature of the medium, but in film, we rarely get more than one "kick at the can," so it does feel more official. This movie is essentially the last story chapter of the Fox X-men franchise, and that is kind of heartbreaking.

[@Mortismors]

Patrick Stewart was robbed of an Oscar for this performance.

[@cloudwatcher608]

Oh most definitely. I think if it wasn’t a “superhero movie” it would have gotten more serious attention.

[@stephanelosier6492]

Seeing Charles in this state is heartbreaking. But seeing Logan take care of X shows how strong of a bond they had

[@lolmao500]

Seeing any person you love in this state is way more heartbreaking in real life because it doesnt last an hour, it lasts years.

[@daved2352]

My dad is 80 and also from Yorkshire so I see so much of him in Patrick Stewart so seeing Charles like this cuts me so deeply.

[@twofacetoo75]

The movie Xavier and Laura were watching is 'Shane' from 1953, one of the first iconic western movies to exist. The movie is your typical western fare about a gunfighter tasked with dealing with some outlaws, but the ending points out that Shane (the titular gunfighter hero) is himself a cold-blooded killer, and now that his work is done, there's no reason for him to stay, and more than that, nobody WANTS him to stay either. His point is that being a killer is something that blackens your soul and leaves a permanent mark on who you are, and he tries to leave the future generation with enough reason that they don't go down the same path as he does. The funny thing is, this film itself is almost a remake of 'Shane', openly taking a lot of influence from it's themes and style. 'Logan' itself is very much a modern day western, with it's blatant themes of 'things are coming to an end' and 'we don't have a place in this world anymore', heavy themes about time moving on that feature in a lot of classic westerns like 'The Searchers' and 'Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid' (which you yourself already reacted to some time ago). Logan himself is a worn-down old killer, a man out of his time, living for far longer than he should have in a world where mutants don't really exist anymore. Just like Shane, Logan is a killer from another era who has no place anymore in the current world. At the end of 'Shane', Shane just left town, but at the end of 'Logan', Logan simply dies, but the short speech Laura makes at Logan's grave is actually lifted straight from the final scene of 'Shane', as Shane, the last gunfighter standing, says that it's time for the gunfighters to leave the world behind. He tells a young boy to run home to his mother and let her know 'there's no more guns in the valley'... because not even Shane himself is staying. At the end of it all, Logan tells Laura not to 'be what they made [her]', doing the same thing Shane did, urging the future generation to be better than his own, and to put Laura onto a better path with her life.

[@joelwillems4081]

Very good. The little boy, Joe, at the end wants Shane to stay though. He cries, "Shane... Shane, come back.'

[@jamesoblivion]

Excellent comment, but worth noting that Shane wasn't really one of the first iconic westerns. The first short western film was made in 1899, and feature length westerns had been made for 40 years by the time Shane was released. The western, by the 1950s, was already the most popular film genre. There were also dozens of westerns airing on primetime TV, despite the fact that there were only a few channels. At the time, there were older viewers who were actually alive in the 'old west,' which probably contributed a great deal to the pop culture significance of the western genre. The golden age of westerns began around 1940, with iconic films like The Westerner, so Shane was released into a world where the genre already dominated the box office.

[@charcoalberries819]

11:01 J: "Can she heal too? Is she like Wolverine??" D: "....she heals!!!" J: "SHE HEALS?! Ohhh sh*t!!" L: "...Ohh sh*t..." J: "That's right, man!" love when things like this happens in reaction videos lol 🤣

[@jonm1114]

Just by way of background information, in the comics, "Baby Wolvie" is X-23, and goes by the name Laura Kinney. She has grown into a young woman in the comics and has been the feature character or part of a superhero team across a number of different comic series. At times, she has even taken on the codename Wolverine (but only while Logan was missing and feared dead). She was created by, and later escaped from, the "Weapon X" program, which had the mission of creating a clone of Logan to serve as an assassin. The only DNA sample they had of Logan was damaged and they could not recreate his Y chromosome, so they instead duplicated the X chromosome to create a female clone. The nasty Logan clone depicted as X-24 in the movie is a character created specifically for the movie and does not appear in any of the comics.

[@Haplo699g]

That "Daddy", knife in the heart every time.

[@FancyPrimate]

I can't handle that shit. Leaking Dad tears.

[@danielbullock1019]

The most ironic thing about Xavier and Logan's father/son relationship is Logan is MUCH older than Charles. Thanks for this one!

[@joanjobs4359]

Yep, if they're following their canonical birthdays, Wolverine is 100 years older than Xavier, so 197 in this film.

[@jayvee9456]

'Logan' had one of the most epic Movie Trailers in history--set to Johnny Cash's song: "HURT"💯🥃

[@Skyhighatrist]

Johnny Cash's cover of NIN's "Hurt". Johnny Cash did a great cover, no doubt about it. He poured his heart and soul into it. But I hate people's tendency to erase the original.

[@SnarkKnight1]

Woo man even after watching this movie that trailer is a tearjerker.

[@xotmatrix]

@@Skyhighatrist Even Trent Reznor said it wasn't his song anymore.

[@SC2TiMeLorD]

@@Skyhighatrist get a life

[@fu6817]

That's a horrible cover.

[@StarkRG]

It's not made very clear, but apparently Logan now remembers his entire life. In the past he repeatedly gets his memory wiped in various ways so he's practically always struggling to recover his past. Now, at the end, when everything's fallen apart, he finally remembers it all. Hence the nightmares.

[@lorivera94]

If anyone has seen X-Men: Apocalypse, it was Jean in the 80s. She gave his whole life and memories back.

[@Matisaro]

"this is a nice family, I hope they don't get hurt". ::grabs popcorn::

[@StarkRG]

😬 Yeah, that's an oof.

[@Cheepchipsable]

🎵DUN DUN DUUUNNNN!!!🎵

[@Noah_Entropy]

Love this film so much. Robbed of an oscar but at least it got a nomination for best adapted screenplay. Keep up the great work Jen!

[@DoerOfThings8]

Remember when he was in Japan and that woman predicted he would die holding his heart in his hands? He died holding his daughter/heart. That adds some additional meaning to that scene.

[@aoc97]

I think she skipped the Wolverine movies

[@jessecortez9449]

That's fan canon. It's a great fan canon but this is supposed to be a separate universes than the previous movies.

[@harryballsak1123]

@@jessecortez9449 Sure sure. Just a coincidence they put that in the movie. me: rolling eyes at you

[@Cheepchipsable]

So great we can just mangle things to make us believe what we want, isn't it?

[@Touton701]

@@jessecortez9449 Back in 2013, the Aussie star made The Wolverine, which follows Logan to Japan after the tragic events of X-Men: The Last Stand. Mangold, who directed both movies, has now confirmed via Twitter that the Wolverine’s death scene in Logan, was in fact predicted in The Wolverine.

[@JakkFrost1]

36:27 those aren't boot knives, Laura's third claws are in her feet.

[@Ender7j]

I always thought that Logan was talking about actual death at the end but he could have just as well been talking about being a father when he said, “So this is what it feels like…”.

[@herecomesthescience]

He was having a peaceful moment with family, like Charles wanted him to.

[@whs-waterfox7034]

I think he was talking about being loved.

[@kileypaet8221]

Both

[@pudlmaker]

Wow, now you have me thinking? I only had Old Man Logan for a reference and that thought did not cross my mind.

[@kitkompo]

The family dinner is the best part of the movie. The dinner so normal and boring but mutants are not seen as normal or boring, and that is what makes the dinner so heartbreaking to me. 😢

[@Dillpicks95]

One of the greatest comic book movies ever, I saw it 3 times in theatres. Hugh was great as always and Dafne Keen was incredible. The ending is so gut punching, especially when he said “So this is what it feels like” that line hits hard.

[@theblacksp1derman]

Def top 10 comic book movies in recent years, up there with ENDGAME

[@kerry-j4m]

I thought this film showed the mortality of our beloved heroes,Logan and Professor X,Logan's claws are really painful to come out,due to his reduced healing factor,then add his wounds not fully healing either.Professor-X suffering from dementia was heart-breaking and gut wrenching.Seeing your favorite heroes growing old and frail isn't ever shown in super-hero films.One of my favorite films-EVER. Certainly touching many things we fear as humans,but,never talk about amongst our selves.

[@madselmvig1457]

And it is dual meaning, as 1. It is a notch back to the family line, but also 2. a notch to Wolverine movie, where he is told "I see you dying, holding your heart in your hand".

[@cloudwatcher608]

I think the Obi-wan show would have been amazing if they went in this type of direction with it. Definitely not as graphic because it is Star Wars, but if we had seen a beaten down and jaded Obi-wan dealing with the crime lords on Tatooine, maybe with Darth Maul coming into the picture, it would have been a great story and I know Ewan would have given an amazing performance. But alas, Disney giveth but Disney mostly taketh away.

[@matthew6427]

"Dementia is my greatest fear." Same. My father's father had it, unsure about his mother because I haven't seen her in 30 years. My mother's mother and father both had it. So, it's coming, unfortunately. One of my favorite songs that really drives the feeling home is 'Mad As a Hatter' and it's depressingly beautiful.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

0:02 Mark! Greetings, Jen Murray! Before viewing your reactions, just a quick FYI! The movie was mostly made in New Mexico, from what I could gather during the closing credits scrawl at the local movie theater. Ergo, the scenes set in Texas and Oklahoma didn't actually happen there. A person to my left and I both said something like, "That isn't what the real 'Remington Park' looks like!" 😅 The credits explained why! 😂

[@andrewrawlings5220]

"You will die, covered in blood, with your heart in your hand" - Akiko in 'The Wolverine'.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

1:22 Mark! Self-defense laws! Complicated! I'm stopping myself now from a long exposition! The point is: Self-Defense? Yay! Revenge? Nay! The so-called "window of opportunity" is small before an unseen line is crossed! In some states, you're only allowed to do the bare minimum effort required to save yourself, with some having a preference that you choose "flee" rather than "fight"! But others allow you to "stand your ground" such as Oklahoma. Since I always chose the "fight" option, it came as a surprise to me that it had to be put up to a vote, and then it became law! But that explains why teachers would punish me too for playground fights! "I don't care who started it! You're both disturbing the peace!" 😮

[@irishinnj72]

Logan was dying of Adamantium poisoning because of the fact that his healing abilities were diminished. He'd been poisoned by the Adamantium all along, but when his healing factor was stronger, it could protect him from it. Some people speculate that his powers diminished with age, others that the GMO food the Doctor created to suppress mutant genes, might have been the cause. The clone, X-24 was an imperfect clone according to director, James Mangold. He healed smaller injuries quickly, but when he was impaled on that farm equipment, he needed that injection to handle all those major wounds. They also used a much thinner coating of Adamantium on his bones, which is why the bullet was able to blow apart so much of his skull. When Charles said that he remembered what happened in Westchester. He was saying that he finally remembered that he'd had one of his seizures and killed all of the other X-Men.

[@mizrolist]

@@shadowvessel Except it does. Logan has lost his healing factor a couple times, and it always brought up the adamantium poisoning. Plus everybody who got adamantium without a healing factor was also poisoned, like Bullseye.

[@thescourgeofathousan]

@@shadowvesselwhy is it you guys who don’t actually no wtf you’re talking about always sound the most sure of yourselves and have the worst attitude?

[@irishinnj72]

@@shadowvessel Logan was given the adamantium, because only someone with a healing factor as strong as his could survive with it. And YES he has had adamantium poisoning in the comics before. Try reading those comics before commenting in ignorance.

[@martinwarford1389]

"This family is so nice. God I hope they don't get hurt.".... 😁😆

[@David-l6c3w]

If there's any consolation Wolverine was almost 200 years old when he died in this movie. A very long life albeit a hard life and ending,

[@mydavegabicycle]

Loved your reaction! Just came from watching someone else and had to stop because they were constantly guessing things and missing dialogue. You have the perfect balance of chatting and not missing things and love the effect the music has on you! Def subscribed. I would love to see you react to Arrival if you haven't. Though the soundtrack may be familiar, it's such a great movie and completely unexpected as well as in line with some of the other movies I see you've seen!

[@evanbaracuda]

Old man Logan is a pretty graphic series. Including Logan literally clawing his way out of The Hulk’s stomach.

[@StarkRG]

What was he even doing in there?

[@TheEssEmm]

@@StarkRG Got eaten.

[@me4374]

Jen crying makes me cry! 🥺 Great reaction

[@tremorsfan]

The water tower Prof X is in resembles Cerebro with holes in it representing his dementia.

[@DefMM123]

Probably the best superhero movie ever made the ending still hits so hard!!

[@BouillaBased]

I completely forgot Eriq La Salle was in this. He's a talented actor, and deserves a lot more screen time than he's gotten. But I guess he's doing more directing now.

[@PhilospherStoned]

i love your attention to detail when it comes to music! you definitely need to upload a short or just a straight up full vid of you on piano! i would watch for sure lol.

[@TheeGoatPig]

I watched this movie twice. Once in the theater, and again on home video. I loved it both times. However, I don't know when I will ever be able to watch it again, let alone a reaction video of it. It is so brutally heartbreaking. I just can't take the pain of it right now. Hopefully some day I will be able to revisit it, but that day isn't now, and probably won't be for a few years.

[@aaronhusk]

The movie they are watching is “Shane”, one of the greatest westerns. Clint Eastwood remade it as “Pale Rider”.

[@AlanYoungIII]

Shane! Shaaaane! Come back!

[@thelastshogun3913]

If you haven't read the original source novel for Shane, I highly recommend it. It's beautiful writing.

[@RobertBorchardt-f6r]

I'd watch you do a reaction to Shane, great movie.

[@BatFan1]

Wolverine and Prof X, as well as all the X-Men are currently alive and well in the comics, but the X-Men comics have had plenty of "what if" future stories told where they meet different ends, this movie follows that tradition. The movie is very loosely adapted from a mini series called Old Man Logan, which if adapted to its fullest would have been even darker than this. In the comic Wolverine is tricked by Mysterio (from Spider-Man rogues and featured in Far from Home played Jake Gyllenhaal) into believing several of the X-Men villains are attacking the mansion, except that it's all a hallucination and Wolverine is actually attacking everyone in the mansion who are defending themselves from his berserker attack, he ends up killing basically everyone that was in the mansion which included most of the X-men and students. Once he snaps out of the hallucination and realizes what he did it pretty much broke him mentally and vowed never to pop his claws (or fight for that matter) for fear of what he might do. The movie instead replaces the Wolverine attack for Charles having a seizure killing the X-Men and presumably some humans that were in the range of his attack caused by the seizure.

[@JW666]

It's Wolverine's adamantium skeleton that's killing him on the inside. Adamantium is a poisonous (& fictional) metal, but Logan has been able to handle it because of his healing factor. But now, well... Also, Logan has been in a lot of wars in his lifetime so it's no wonder he has PTSD nightmares. That & the many traumatic losses he has experienced. Both Logan & Charles Xavier have died in the comics, but they both came back to life, which is very common in superhero comics.

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

Patrick Stewarts performance in this was outstanding.

[@mikelastname2645]

Wow a great rewatch. You are absolutely right about the piano. I need to watch Shane and see that movie's influence on this one.

[@MrBreezeLI516]

" here we gooooo, Big Wolvie!! 👊🏻" lmfaoooooo

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

26:57 Mark! The bully from "The Simpsons" says, "Why are you stabbing yourself, huh?!" 😅😂

[@Grant_Wolfman]

Nothing in this movie floored me as much as Wolverine needing glasses. We've seen him lose the claws, we've seen him lose the metal skeleton, we've even seen him lose his healing, but he's always been able to rely on his heightened senses and animal instincts. That's how he saved the X-Men from Mystique, that's how he managed to escape from Weapon X, and that's what made him such a tenacious survivor his whole life whether he was fighting all those wars, or just knowing when to be in the right place at the right time in his life. Now in this movie, he's the last to realize everything regarding the young mutants who need him, he never uses his senses the way he used to or he'd have smelled those idiotic carjackers a mile away even while hungover, and now even his superhuman eyesight doesn't work. I know he was aging and suffering from metal poisoning and Transigen's experiments messed with his powers and he had trouble sleeping pretty much his whole life before this movie, but seeing Wolverine, the immortal warrior hero and veteran X-Man, in those drugstore reading glasses with the price tag dangling from the side, that was when it really hit me just how sick he really was and how he'd never be in his prime the way I'd seen him over the last ten years. Great reaction as always! Hope to see more of the X-Men

[@kevinlodge1975]

In the comic, William Stryker's son Jason, caused Logan to believe all the enemies of the x-men were all banding together to raid Professor X's mansion, but in reality they were the x-men, and so Logan killed them all, thinking it was the enemies. He swore to never again pop his claws, until later in the comic.

[@marauderdz]

Of course, the filmmakers used that information to mislead us when they had a horrified Charles ask Logan "What did you do???", implying that Wolverine had killed the X-Men. Those who were familiar with Old Man Logan naturally assumed he was referring to the comic incident. But in this universe, it was Charles himself who did the deed, he just couldn't remember (and Logan, wanting to alleviate his guilt, allowed Charles to incorrectly blame him) BTW, wasn't it Mysterio who created the illusion?

[@SFOlson]

There have only been two movies that have made me really cry, and I don’t just mean a few tears welling up in my eyes, because there have been a couple that did that, but I mean actually cry, it was this movie and The Green Mile. Another good reaction Jen.

[@jasonengberg1583]

Loved watching your reaction, especially with Deadpool & Wolverine now out! My favorite line is prof x in the car making a potty joke. I’ll watch it again tonight to find the exact quote! Thx!

[@jasonengberg1583]

I have to pee

[@Gnomojo]

Jen catching the fuxking killer solo piano music in this movie. It’s a character in its own right. This is why I’m subbed.

[@zdenekdolezal9646]

I just found out she played Lyra in His Dark Materials TV show after this. And she is absolutely amazing in both.

[@toddjohnson5176]

Jen you are phenomenal. ❤👍🏽

[@packedentertainment2866]

I’ve watched this movie at least 19 or more times & every time without fail it makes me get into my feelings. That ending scene & Professor X’s final speech gets me every freaking time. This is why this is my favorite marvel movie ever made along with Days of future past & Captain America civil war

[@Christopher-Baltimore]

So cool that X-Men can have such different feels in different movies. This was one of the better films imo. I loved the Laura character. A little Wolverine!!!

[@peperino25]

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[@Haplo699g]

I love Real Steel, the ending breaks me everytime though! LOL

[@elizabethparker4511]

​@@Haplo699gDitto. Love that movie!

[@sebastianandres8781]

yes please! i agreed +2

[@zzzzzzz8473]

a truly heartbreaking and fitting finale . we rarely grasp the full extent of professor X's power and what that could mean if he lost control , they were likely sedating him not only to dampen his abilities and episodes but as a courtesy to forget what he had accidentally done to the xmen .

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

48K Views + Mine! 😎 3.9K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: Yay, I finally finished this block of videos! 🎉 Hmm. I prefer hearing and saying what some people refer to as "the F-bomb" to hearing people say the word that rhymes with "hit"! 🧐 The girl! I forgot how she talked! I haven't heard her speak since I saw the movie! 😂 There's a very cute and funny animated series of the kind in which characters aren't drawn with middle fingers and is about "The Avengers" and in one of them, they meet about 700 or so clones of Wolverine and only one of them is a girl. She gives herself a meticulous manicure only to have it spoiled when her claws pop out! She's upset at first, but then calms down as applies nail polish to them! 😅😂 "CBS" once had a medical comedy series titled "E/R" and "NBC" once had a medical drama series of the same name. (The logo in the opening titles changed to use every form of punctuation for it to avoid legal problems with "CBS".) Actor Eric LaSalle was in the drama series one. One of his costars is the actress that plays Hawkeye's wife as well as "Velma"! George Clooney was also in it and he went on to be a "Batman"! The "NBC" show was on Thursdays as was "Friends"! So in one night we had to familes with the same name, "Green" or "Greene"! In "Friends" Rachel's father was a medical doctor while in "ER" Doctor Green's daughter was named "Rachel"! Supposedly it was a funny coincidence! 😅 People were confused into thinking that when two actors from "ER" appeared in "Friends" that it was a crossover, but the doctors had different names ! The commercials deliberately mislead audiences though! In "Friends" Monica's and Ross's father was played by Elliot Gould who was the star of the "CBS" sitcom "ER" thus causing more confusion! 😂 The drama Greens, the wife/mother was also a medical doctor. The actress went on to play "River Song" in "Doctor Who"! In the comics "Doctor Who" also crossed over with "Star Trek: The Next Generation"! But anyway, thanks to the series finale of "St. Elsewhere" (another "NBC" medical drama series) the phenomenon known as "The Tommy Westphal Universe" was created! In it both "DC" and "Marvel" coexist as a shared universe or multiverse! One that also includes "Friends" and "Doctor Who"! Ergo George's "Friends" medical doctor is a doppelganger of his "Bruce Wayne/Batman"! 🤯

[@sammylane21]

One of the kindest movie characters is made to suffer a cruel fate in this and other movies. RIP Charles Xavier 😭.

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

5:57 Mark! Hehe! If you mean bare breasts that aren't blue, then yes! Otherwise, Mystique! 😂 (I mean the character, not the three different actresses! I count the one that you called a "little girl" I think. 🤔 So many forget her! But anyway, some people complain about Jennifer's preference to use more than body paint!)

[@turbulentlobster]

Wolverine has always been written as someone capable of extreme, often very lethal, violence. However, mainstream comics are basically rated PG, so a lot of the not very nice things he does aren't explicitly shown - it's up to the readers' imaginations to fill in the details. Marvel did kill him off recently, and it was a fairly Big Deal. He stayed dead for several years, which is an unusually long time for comic books (where anyone can be resurrected with just an e-mail from an editor). Pretty much never see comics characters get old, unlike ones played by real-life actors. Teenaged characters can age up a bit over several decades, but by the time they get to late 20s / early 30s they stay that age forever. Sometimes though they'll write hypothetical, non-canonical stories set in the future and explore what it's like for them to get old. This movie was inspired by one of these hypotheticals, known as "Old Man Logan."

[@miguelvelez7221]

Been a reader of comics practically my whole life and from gutting Hellfire mooks to slowly taking a piece of the man who killed Mariko each year Logan has been explicitly shown to be a human ginsu knife plenty in comics from the jump.

[@markcarpenter6020]

Back in the 80s they were a bit more graphic with wolverines fights. But parents finally noticed what was in the books and complained. That's actually the same reason they moved in jubilee out of the wolverine comics. The fact she made no secret of the fact she had a crush (Matilda in Leon level crush)on Logan made parents more than a little uncomfortable.

[@markcarpenter6020]

​@@miguelvelez7221to be fair they did tone it down after the 80s/90s when parents started complaining. That's also why they took jubilee out of the wolverine comics. Her hanging out with a much older guy and making no secret she had a thing for him and rubbed parents the wrong way. Though I kinda like that is jubilee eventually become a vampire.

[@NadeemShekh-uy9zn]

In the comics theres is a story called Old Man Logan which this movie is loosely based on but its a alternate universe X-Men story

[@JakkFrost1]

If you ever plan to watch this again, you might be interested to know there's a black and white cut of the movie, known as Logan "Noir". It really enhances the movie, giving it that old Western feel of the aging gunslinger going on one last ride.

[@MrGpschmidt]

THIS was the Wolverine fans were waiting for - in all his R-rated gory glory unleashing his violent rage and insane kills (that forward jump w/both claws going chest deep into some dildo is always so *chef's kiss). One of the best in the franchise w/excellence just everywhere and fantastic work by Jackman & Stewart.

[@stirling84]

Yeah totally agree it's that rage and roar he gives out, I immediately just said now that's wolverine! Waited for years for a scene like that. Perfect!

[@SketchyMcSketchington]

I’ve seen this before but this is my first time noticing- is weapon 24 supposed to look like Liev Schreiber in X-men origins? This movie goes so hard- love it! Thank you Jen!

[@futuramayeah]

jen, this movie is based off of a one off comic book called Old Man Logan, that proposed what it would look like if wolverine got old

[@andrewrawlings5220]

Logan is still around in the comics (despite having died a few times). So is Laura and she is 'Wolverine' at the moment. Logan is too popular to stay dead but when he does die (in a way that people believe will stick) it is usually, like in this movie, only after he loses the ability to heal.

[@TheMediaOutsiders]

You may not have connected this, but at 2:47 when Logan is looking at the business card, it says Alkali, which is also the Alkali Lake facility Logan was bonded, and seen in X-Men 2 United

[@jimmiegiboney2473]

12:21 Mark! Oh! Ahem. Uh, this movie is the first one, "Rated R" before any of the "Deadpool" movies! Hence, the increase in violence and sexuality! 😁

[@shainewhite2781]

This movie was a great way to wrap up the Wolverine Trilogy quite nicely.

[@damienkakoschke3099]

At the time, this was the 9th time Hugh Jackman had played Wolverine & he felt there was a limit how long he could play the role. The Wolverine being good, having the same director, Jackman felt this was a good opportunity to end on his own terms (of course he would change his mind for Deadpool3). In the comics at that time, Wolverine had been killed off (he eventually came back, they always do) & there were two variants of Wolverine active with the X-Men at the time, X-23 a female clone of Logan (Laura in the movie) & old man Logan (an Wolverine from an alt future where he was the last surviving X-Man).

[@Manofsteel1701-f4r]

I absolutely love this movie. The violence is absolutely brutal as it should be when it comes to Wolverine. What I love about it though is that it shows the affect the violence has on Logan. You see the injuries not healing you see the emotional trauma and ptsd he suffers from after a lifetime of using his ability to just fight on and on. Between the adamantium poisoning him plus they said they laced the food and water with stuff his body just starting wearing out. If his healing abilities had even been a bit more function x-24 couldn’t have stood a chance. God bless Hugh Jackman and Sir Patrick for crushing these roles. Yes they’ve reprised the roles but at the time this was supposed to be it. What an ending to these versions of these characters.

[@lapelcelery42]

Something I never hear almost anyone mention with regard to this film is that a primary character trait of Logan's is his tendency to blame himself for what happens to the people around him, especially when people hurt them to get to him. So in this film, the villain is literally him as he fights against that. It gives a perfect double meaning to his repeated "It wasn't me" as Charles dies, and ultimately his daughter saves him from his past, both by redemption and the adamantium bullet.

[@Manofsteel1701-f4r]

@@lapelcelery42 I know they said there was thought of sabertooth being x-24. I’m glad that wasn’t the path they went down. Like you beautifully said Logan believes he brings death and destruction wherever he goes. Having to confront what he believes is the worst part of himself as his final villian was brilliant. His last act is telling kids to run and turning his back on all that rage and animalistic tendencies he’s struggled with his entire life.

[@pudlmaker]

Have watched a few reactions, I liked yours the best.

[@NatureandWildlife1978]

It is one of the greatest films of all time in my view, they released this film in black and white is well , bring on Logans return in Deadpool and Wolverine

[@alexkaen1701]

This was the best possible ending for Wolverine And only Deadpool could justify seeing him put on the claws one more time

[@NameOptional-p9u]

Jen - " a lil baby wolvie!" Best reaction ever! lol

[@drb6771]

This made me cry so hard!! 😭😭😭😭

[@MrJimithee]

I grew up with the X Men comics, and I never liked the movies... untill THIS ONE! It's more than just a super hero movie, it's just GREAT cinema... Clint Eastwood could have played this in the 70s (!)

[@xXturbo86Xx]

I wish the entire MCU was like this movie. Gorry. Realistic. Gut wrenching emotionally. Making you actually relate to the characters and not just watch them do fancy stuff and being "cool".

[@danimation88]

Me to myself: "*You can do this" Me remembering this movie: "AH GOD!...😭😭"

[@bradleymcavoy3432]

Laura quotes from Shane which is one of the greatest westerns of all Time and I Lose my shit when she speaks that monologue! 😢 Yeah it is Dark and Sad yet I still think it is one of the best Action (Super Hero/Anti-Hero Sci-Fi?!?) movies of all Time! 😎

[@jacklegend5798]

You should absolutely read the "Old Man Logan" comics.

[@biguy617]

In the comics, Pierce, is a character from the Hellfire Club or Inner Circle team that Sebastian Shaw and Emma Frost are part of. He is a cyborg not a mutant. This movie makes him part of the cyborg team from the comics known as the Reavers.

[@markcarpenter6020]

He was part of the reavers in the comics too. Back in the 80s him and lady Deathstrike were both part of the reavers.

[@krisfrederick5001]

This is when Wolverine is finally able to take the kid gloves off of the claws so to speak. And become the animal he was always meant to be. Brilliantly and brutally. Can't wait so see the Wolverine Deadpool movie.

[@Kheldar633]

I wouldn't say this version of Logan is closer to the comic books per-se, but it is very in-line with some of the X-Men graphic novels' portrayals of him. Also, this is a great movie to watch with the color settings on the TV turned all the way off so it's entirely in black and white. Another good movie shot in color but fun to watch in black and white is "Mad Max: Fury Road".

[@dracoargentum9783]

“The family is so nice, I hope nothing bad happens to them…” Marvel: Hold my beer.

[@o0pinkdino0o]

The X-23 (Laura's) origin story in the comics is even more upsetting. Maybe one of a few comic books that actually moved me to tears. Stewart's "King Lear" performance in this is Oscar worthy as was Jackman's performance. Jackman and director Mangold took a pay cut so that they could retain creative control. One of Mangold's underrated gems is called Monsters! which people are upset because it is not an outright monster movie, but more a reflective and contemplative journey movie about human connection. And it looks incredible. One of my all time faves.

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jen. Logan is one of my favorite movies. Hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

[@jenmurrayxo]

Thanks John, I loved this one too! :)

[@THEvagabond29]

I live less than 5 miles from where they filmed this. I always hike the Sandias, but its priv property where they filmed this, it was a big lawsuit.

[@freddiefan1973]

Every time I see this movie, when Logan's dying and Lara calls him daddy it just hits me. IF they give us a reboot of the Wolverine character beyond the Deadpool & Wolverine movie (multivers or otherwise) they need to bring an adult Lara in (in the comics he becomes a mentor for her and eventually passes the mantle of Wolverine on to her). Dafne Keene already said she's more than willing to come back to the character if they asked

[@BadWisdom523]

For even more gravitas, you can watch Logan in black and white. It looks stunning, but in many ways the colour version is even more jarring with plausibly awful things happening to comic book characters. Taken from a future set story called Old Man Logan, which may or may not happen…

[@johnlynem]

The movie they were watching in the hotel is called Shane from 1953 starring Alan Ladd and the speech Laura makes at Logans grave is from that movie. If you like westerns its worth watching.

[@AlanYoungIII]

Even if you don't like westerns, Shane is worth seeing.

[@Cifer77]

The sad irony of this film, is how it justifies every anti-mutant politician's fears. The idea of a single person becoming a weapon of mass destruction, not because of malice or hatred, but innocent aging, losing control, and those around him suffer, it's horribly tragic.

[@justinbriley2531]

"I am the best at what I do. and what I do isnt very nice" Wolverine

[@AnthonyGonzalez-lw1ek]

😅🙂 your reaction “HOLY$h1t “ oh Jen language I love it ‼️

[@3kycat]

I love this movie, and it have perfect ending for Logan. Now I need watch the Noir version.

[@corymccarty8603]

This Movie... I understand it's a good Movie... But it always just got to me. Wolverine is one of my all time FAVORITES. Sweing him die like that... SMH. Just gets to me. Just kinda depresses and brings me down. Like Jen said... Very depressing. Great reaction Jen. I love your work.

[@havok6280]

The movie Charles and Laura watch is Shane. Laura quotes it at the end when she buries Logan.

[@bamboosa]

The Old Man Logan comic is a classic - the story is very different from the movie and would cost a fortune to produce on film. There is a scene where Hawkeye and Logan are driving the Spidermobile at top speed to escape a T-Rex infused with the Venom symbiote. It is an excellent comic.

[@GodlessScummer]

Jen I watched this in the cinema when it came out. I don't think there was a dry eye in the place when Laura says "Daddy" and then when she turned the cross into an X.

[@firecat4529]

38:15 To me with his death, this also symbolizes the death of the X-Men, which makes it even more sad imo.

[@dailyrider2975]

5:50 "is that the first appearance of boobs in a X-man movie?" I guess Mystique doesn't count?

[@thomasripley1548]

The movie is Shane, starring Alan Ladd, and Vab Heflin..

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite X-Men movie!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@Ian-xx1xb]

Baby wolvey indeed 🔥💙 fantastic emotional reaction Jen that sure hits all the feels 🥺💙 the movie professor X was watching in the hotel room was Shane (1953)

[@HARRi81_UK]

My father died from Parkinson's, so dementia is something I fear too Jen. Having successfully reversed type 2 diabetes and learnt a great deal, I now understand that dementia is metabolic. Stop eating refined carbs and sugar.

[@kj6446]

now you may have noticed they used the same music in Deadpool 2 when he was dying really slowly...