*LOGAN* ripped my heart out
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Her name is X23
You skipped a movie. The Wolverine (made 2013) came out. its supposed to take place right after Xmen Last stand and right after the first Logan movie as a continuation of the storyline!
ALEX !! Are your teeth real ?
@@user-wy6pj5lw7e yes 😂
Absolutely loved the reaction. This movie is just so RAW. Like you said, it isn't really a superhero movie, rather just a great movie that happens to be about people with superpowers. What a great way to say goodbye to Hugh Jackmans wolverine.
until we see him again in deadpool 3
@@jeeve12It takes place before this so people shouldn't complain
it's a paralele univers -___-@@IDKTBH209
@@IDKTBH209 not necessarily, now that we've been getting into multiversal stuff, very possible for Deadpool 3 to take place after 2029, but pull Logan out from an earlier point in the FOX universe into the MCU
He is in Deadpool 3
At the end, when Laura cries and calls Logan daddy wrecks me every time. Low key one of the realest, most emotionally raw scenes ever filmed. We can only hope Dafne will return as an older X-23/Laura in the future. She owned that role.
I’m sure she’s coming back for dead pool 3 maybe not this exact version but another from the multiverse
The entire theater I was in was silent except for the shedding of tears. Many were still crying and being comforted by loved ones in the lobby. Leaving the theater felt more like leaving a funeral
This movie and infinity War are the two I recall having the most uniform reaction among people in the theater.
@@christys7161 just gonna ignore Tony's death in Endgame?
@@CosmicMumenRiderfuck Tony he was taking spotlight from other characters
Hopefully the only ones crying were women and children.
@@CosmicMumenRider Yeah, Logan was on another level. Logan is the only super hero movie I cried at, the only one I've not been able to re-watch.
The vision Yukio saw in The Wolverine about Logan's death came true. He died covered in blood holding his heart in his hand. I love how poetic it is by making Laura his heart, especially after you see him learn to love her over the course of this movie. From someone who struggled with their Dad being very cold and closed, it's honestly one of my favourite details in cinema ever. Just so wholesome and meaningful, makes me cry every time
I also like the “double entendre” when he says “so this what it feels like”. I took that as meaning, he’s experiencing unconditional love for a true family member and he’s actually experiencing the process of dying.
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When I finished watching the video I was gonna say something this very same topic
Damn should’ve scrolled the comments.. just commented this myself whoops lol
Though, I’m sure that Logan holding his heart, was when he had to remove the metal bug from his heart, with Yukio, because hey did actually flatline, covered in blood.
"I don't like seeing him cough and move slow. It makes me sad." Ohhhhhh my sweet summer child. Better buckle up.
Love the GoT reference.
Also when he said "should probably accept the fact that nothing happy is gonna happen in this movie"
Easily the best movie of the franchise, and if you consider it the end of the X-Men films, it solidifies them as the only superhero tragedy we have. Magneto was right, Stryker’s last words came true, and Beast’s theory about time being like a river correcting itself manifests here. I love the smaller scale of the story and the final major enemy for Logan to be life itself.
Also, for a small clarification; remember when Xavier did this trick where he froze crowds of people? His seizures are basically a violent and uncontrolled version of that where he even stops people from breathing and can get them killed if he kept it up for a long enough time. That’s how the X-Men died. Logan can take it for longer because of his healing capabilities, same as Laura.
Eh I consider this the end of just one of many X-men timelines.
This could be the og Singer timeline, the DoFP timeline, the Apocalypse timeline, we know it's not the Deadpool timeline, or it could just be it's own separate timeline altogether as a standalone universe. I don't think it really matters.
@@francisbartoszewski2284 It can be in Deadpool timeline don't forget he gets the time traveling device from Cable, if you know Deadpool he is definetly going there and making shoit to chenge it. But not for noble cause (most of the time) but because he wants his "best buddy" to go on adventures with.
@@AugustoEL Cable existing is proof that it isn't as he's from a further point in the future. The deadpool universe itself is completely separate from any of the other xmen movies.
@@francisbartoszewski2284 except that in Deadpool 2 we see the x-men talking in the background and they are the ones from the movies.
@@AugustoEL the xmen being there doesn't mean its the same universe or timeline as any of the other movies.
You may care to notice that despite being set in the 2010's, the xmen in that universe are the early 80's xmen. This explicitly proves it's a separate universe as none of the other films had the xmen born so they'd still be that young in the 2010s.
My wife is still mad about this one. This was the first movie we ever watched together in the theater. She was a fan of the other X-Men movies but had no idea how dark and sad the Old Man Logan story was. and I didn't tell her ahead of time.
Absolutely amazing movie.
Dafne Keen who played Laura was phenomenal. She should have had an Oscar nomination for best supporting actress.
The fact that she kept up with Patrick Stewart and Hugh Jackman acting their asses off and at her age!
Her screen test for Logan remains goated
The Western movie they're watching in Vegas is Shane, a classic movie. Logan (the movie) is very much a Western at heart, and Logan (the character) has a journey similar to Shane, as they're both former fighters trying to leave the life of violence and bloodshed behind them but are forced into battle one more time. That's ultimately why Laura quotes Shane as Logan's eulogy.
The hilarious disrespect to the classic 😂
He should totally watch Shane.
In searches across the web it is considered one of the top ten westerns of all time. Great movie.
I can't help but laugh every time that car scene with Laura and Logan arguing. Seeing Logan yelling, "Shut the f*ck up!" To a little kid always gets me. And the final scenes always make me tear up every single time i watch this movie.
Apparently on-set Hugh Jackman apologized to Dafne's mother for yelling and cursing at Dafne, to which her mother started laughing and said "if you knew what she was calling you in Spanish, you wouldn't be apologizing"
@@WraithWTF that is wholesome and awesome lol
29:10 Laura: (Spanish) "How can I talk when you're always telling me to shut up?! Always yelling at me?! Always trying to ditch me?! Now you want me to open my mouth -!"
Logan: "Shut up! Shut up!! Shut THE *F-K UP!!* "
I watched this when it came out and the ending made me emotional. Then after the birth of my fist daughter I watched it again, and it broke me when Logan said, “So this is what it feels like.”
@@rpf8949 I think the quote is also beautiful because I feel they meant it as a double entendre. where what it feels like to be a father and maybe what death feels like
The tragic story of Professor X (Charles) is that when first time the Alzheimer manifested, he killed the other X-men in the school. It is stated on the radio after the Las Vegas incident that is very similar to what happened 25 years ago on a school for young mutants. So, Charles is responsible for the end of the entire X-men squad and he had to live with that burden all that time. Also, in case you missed it, Logan looks like that because the Adamantium in his body is poisoning him and all his regenerative power is used just to keep him alive, but it seems even he has limits, since the Wolverine ages, but waaay slower than a normal human being. It is by far one of the most tragic stories I have watched on screen, especially that is one without a happy ending for our beloved hero(es).
Wait so if that happens 25 years before logan it would be 2004 and X-Men days of future past's last scene takes place in 2023 so does that confirm that logan takes place in completely different third timeline?
Ok i just checked and it says it was a year ago not 25
@@nex_ialist06 yeh, my bad, dont know why I said 25 years...probably because at some point I think Logan sais that no mutan was born in the past 25 years or something like that...I have to rewatch the movie :D
This movie was absolutely perfect. X-23 (Laura) completely steals the damn show. She has such a bright future. This goes to show what directors and writers can make when the studios don’t micro-manage. Perfect 10/10 movie
If you can’t cry alongside Old Man Logan, when can you?
This movie is truly a fantastic send off for a beloved character
:/ its the only scene that is good in this film imo , idk why i wasnt so attached to this film like other x men films . something off
They say that real men don't cry.
They do at the end of Logan, that's for sure.
@@darkymoonlight1570horrible take
At things I actually care about lol
Two years before we cried for Tony, we cried for Logan. Other reactors who have gotten into the X-Men movies over the last 2-3 years have felt the same way. Laila Naema, Sebscreen, Natalie Gold, Mary Cherry, VKunia, and Addie Counts - none of them had a dry eye by the end of the film.
It won’t be long before Ashleigh Burton watches this film, too. Movies with Mary and The Perfect Mix are working their way up the ladder as well. Both have just finished watching X-Men 2.
In Days of Future Past, the X-Men were able to avert total disaster in their original timeline and prevent the sentinels from being created.
However, in this new timeline, mutants are still going extinct. This time it’s not because of the Sentinels. Rather, it’s Canewood corn syrup.
There have been hints shown throughout the entire movie, but it wasn’t confirmed until Zander Rice brought it up. Any food that contained Canewood corn syrup such as the drinks and cereals he brought up would reverse the mutagen because Alkali-Transigen would embed the counteragent into the genetically modified corn.
To add to that, Charles started losing control of his powers in 2028. In the process, he accidentally killed some of the X-Men.
Some behind the scenes trivia: Hugh Jackman accepted a pay reduction in order to give this film an R-rating since he didn't wanna hold back on the violence this time around.
As for X-24, Hugh would have two stunt doubles - one for Logan and one for his clone. When Hugh would portray one of the two, the corresponding stunt double to the other character would step in.
The comics used in this movie were drawn by Joe Quesada and Dan Panosian. Director James Mangold was allowed to embed comics into the movie as long as they weren’t actual issues that Marvel published.
(For me, this is also the first time I see comics in a comic book movie. The second time would be Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse.)
And finally, Dafne Keen herself pitched in the idea to have Laura speak Spanish, and they gave her the green light. In real life, her father is British and her mother is Spanish. As someone who grew up in a Spanish speaking household, I felt that was a nice touch to her character.
Following her debut, she would go on to star in a BBC/HBO series titled His Dark Materials which is based on the Scholastic book series of the same name.
More recently, she got to join the cast of an upcoming Star Wars series called The Acolyte. Dafne portrays one of the main characters of the show. At the moment we don’t know what her character’s name is, but she’s a young Jedi.
Holy crap that's awesome info! Cannot wait for The Acolyte
Why would he get paid less for an R rated movie? 🤔
@@artsysabstarget market would be less as compared to a G or PG, so possible less ticket sales
Nice information dump! 👍 Thank you.
No, X-Men fans cried nearly 20 years prior when this was the Wolverine we were given. It's just angry Hugh Jackman. It's a terrible interpretation of the character. Can't wait for the MCU to finally get it right.
One thing I'd like to point out. In Days of Future Past, they talked about how time is a river. You can change something but it keeps flowing anyway. They stopped the Mutants from being hunted to extinction by Trask, but time kept flowing and they were still wiped out anyway.
The word you're looking for is meta.
The multiverse dude. That's how Logan is going to be in Deadpool 3.
Pretty sure the Logan in Deadpool 3 is from the same timeline, just earlier in the timeline.
Hands down, the best X-Men movie and Hugh Jackman's best performance to date. Not only as Wolverine. Another actor that shined and almost stole the movie, was Dafne Keen. At only 11- 12 yo that girl was doing her own freaking stunts (where they could find a stuntwoman of her height anyway). It is very difficult for a seasoned actor to convey credible emotions in a non- verbal language, but she did that for more than half of the movie!
Loved your reaction, Alex. It sums up what all who watched it already felt.
Actually there are many stunt scenes with cg in this movie.
Dafne Keen was excellent as Laura. This was her first film role and she knocked it out of the park. She was also brilliant in His Dark Materials which you should watch
Fun fact, she was recommended by her friend and fellow Spanish-born British teen actress Millie Bobby Brown who was screen-tested for the role but didn`t want to be type-cast after playing Eleven on "Stranger Things".
`Course, it didn`t hurt that Dafne looked almost identical to a kid version of X-23 when she was first introduced in the 2001 Kids WB cartoon "X-Men Evolution."
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-23#/media/File:X23master.jpg
Daphne Keen is rumored to be in talks to reprise Laura aka X-23 in Deadpool 3.
@@TheFifhtEye
That movie takes place BEFORE Logan
21:00
How Laura ate at dinner makes total sense actually if you think about it. Both her and Logan would require way more calories than the rest of us for their healing factors to be able to create new tissue on the spot. Throw in the fact that Laura is also a child who is still growing, she would probably be a million times hungrier than even Logan. Honestly, she probably could’ve eaten through their entire kitchen on her own.
It's also why she's constantly snacking throughout the film.
First of, I agree with her high caloric intake ....
But to make things darker, I don't agree with the part how she is supposedly still growing ...
It was stated before, her bones are already coated in Adamantium, she won't outgrow her childlike state and don't age further ... forever ...
@@Lagi42800 I completely failed to see your logic in thinking that having metal on your bones means the rest of your body stops growing too. You’re confusing height with age here.
Also, her age is a fuck up. In the comics that character is in her late teens/early 20’s because remember mutation is supposed to hit in puberty, not childhood. Unfortunately, the more you think about it the more flawed this movie becomes.
@@ryanswaynow Technically, her age isn't a fuckup as the movies don't necessarily follow the details in the comics. You should know that. It's only flawed in your eyes.
True, but in the comics , the lab/agency that creates laura put her through radiation to activate her mutation, at the tender age of 7. Her origin story is wayy darker in the comics @@ryanswaynow
Fun fact: Logan was born in 1832. That makes him 197 years old in this movie.
"Ahh, she's not creepy, she's cute."
Literally lol'd
I love this movie. While they only mention it briefly you get the point that professor X killed all the other x-men in a psychic episode... Which is insane
The first R-rated movie I saw in theatres, I went with my dad and had my heart ripped out
Why would your dad rip your heart out? And how are you still alive?
They mentioned it on the radio, but the reason why Professor X was hidden away is because due to his dementia, he isn't in control with his psychic powers anymore. He had an episode so bad it killed every X man except Logan.
Some X-Men movies are far better than others, obviously, but they are all required viewing just for someone to get to this movie and appreciate it fully. This is a masterpiece.
I've been in love with Wolverine since my school years, and this movie was so devastating! I had to go through a whole mourning process... never watched it since, only the youtube reactions are safe for my heart
Finally!!!!
I heard your comment in the rocks voice 😂😅
Same
4:13 I was my mom’s primary caregiver and I watched how dementia literally erased her before my eyes and reduced her into a child with special needs, slowly took her away from us. Patrick Stewart was phenomenal in this role! Plus the majority of my life I worked what could be considered “high risk jobs” dealing with violent or at risk young adults, till I was sidelined and had the majority of my spine fused together with titanium. So I can kinda relate to Logan’s situation(to an extent).
"There was blood everywhere. You were holding your own heart in your hand."
Yukio's prediction makes total sense now...
Before @deckzone3000 chimes in here to argue with you about this topic, YES. Mangold himself said that Yukio's line thematically foreshadowed this moment. And while Logan technically flat-lined in The Wolverine, he didn't DIE die. So when idiots start arguing with you about this point, just know that they're self-righteous gate-keepers who don't understand poetry, deeper context, or symbolization.
Hey Alex, remember in The Wolverine when girl says "I saw you die, and you were holding your own heart in your hands"? Makes a lot more, heartbreaking sense now right?
Lmao you’re one of those huh? It wasn’t planned holy fuck you’re not some master detective finding hidden details lol
No what Yukio saw was him flatlining removing the parasite from his heart. Technically he died there in a clinical sense, but since he removed the parasite his healing factor to was able kick in & revive him
@@notofthisgod32 Yeah. And then here, he died holding his emotional heart in his hand. He wasn't holding his heart in his hand in The Wolverine. He was here.
No. Her vision was of the scene in the previous film. Not sure why you people always ignore what she said about him dying in a room just like the medical one he was in.
@@deckzone3000 it's a metaphor you idiot! My God you people are dense
If I recall, this was the little girls first movie. Which is mind-blowing because she did an amazing job!
Dafnie Kein (Laura) said she would absolutely be up for playing Laura again in the comics she becomes the wolverine. She is 16 in the comics and almost enough time has passed they could do the movie with her at 16, Hughe even said he hopes they make a ton of movies with her in it she deserves it and he could think of no one better to carry on the mantle of wolverine
Coolest part about Laura is that the actress is a gymnast and did a lot/all of her own stunts. She was badass.
And it's like Yukio said in The Wolverine. He died holding heart in his hand.
The moment Laura heard Wolverine's iconic roar before entering the fight you can see the relief in her face. "Daddy's here. And he's pissed." And they gave Laura Wolverine's iconic dive with claws outstretched when she leapt off his back in that final fight. You can see everyone's love for the character and iconic nature of old comic book Wolverine in every scene of this movie. This is an adaptation done to perfection with all the love for the source material on full display.
Hugh Jackman absolutely should have been nominated for an Oscar for this, and it's a crime he didn't. Logan is in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. (Not just superhero movies, just movies in general.) Its just such a phenomenal film.
First time I've seen you cry, Alex. Much respect. I know you're not much of a crier, but it was good to see you express some deeper emotions. Hell, I've seen Logan's death scene numerous times and I tear up every time. Really enjoyed this reaction.
every fucking time
Second for me, he reacted to Daddy by Korn. It's a pretty difficult listen.
The casino scene with Prof X going off was INSANE in the Dolby Atmos theater experience
This shit is SO GOOD. I don’t love the X24 clone but whatever. “So this is what it feels like…” Death. Weakness. Being human. Having someone you care about. Logan’s always been on the other end of that - having to watch as everyone he cares about dies. God the feels man.
Not that I’m advocating for whiplash, but Can’t wait for Alex to watch Deadpool 2 now.
What I learn recently is that Dafne Keen(X23) is British and Spanish, so her real English accent is british.
I didn't see that coming lol
She was INCREDIBLE in this movie
The Dark Knight trilogy, Logan, Joker, and The Batman are truly movies that transcend the genre
25:00 earlier in the movie if you pay attention to what's being said on the radio, you can piece it together that Xavier's first meltdown ended up killing the entire X-Men team. Logan's regeneration was the only reason he survived (and I'm assuming Caliban wasn't around)
God bless your heart for this one, thank you Alex for dropping this! One of the movies I hold close to my heart
That ad read lead up was monstrous. Well done.
There are people who say the vision of his death from the Wolverine comes true here. Holding his heart in his hand was Laura.
I know, it's so annoying why they keep spreading that lie.
@@deckzone3000 You're not the gate-keeper to other people's interpretations of this theme, especially the director's. You're embarrassing yourself. Quit while you're behind.
Craziest thing about this final battle is that it is between TWO nerfed versions of Wolverine. Wolverine has shown that he is faster, stronger, and capable of healing from far more grievous injuries all at once throughout the franchise and that includes adamantium bullets to the head. Hell, it was even stated in Wolverine origins that the bullets canonically couldn't kill him, just scramble his brains and wipe his memories. Imagine what the fight would have been like if both of them had been equal to Logan at his peak? The fight would never had ended!
I didn't see any nerfed Wolverines.
@@deckzone3000 OG Logan was sick the entire movie. The reason his healing was slow wasn’t because of old age, mutants had genetically been targeted and exterminated through nutrition, in this universe.
It's never stated outright but Charles Xavier was the one to kill the X-Men. When he had his first seizure it basically killed EVERYONE except Logan.
That's why when leaving the hotel after his seizure he says, "I'm sorry, I'm so sorry".
Beat me to it. Really makes Charles a sadder character by far. The comic "Old Man Logan" is what gave this movie inspiration. Such a good read.
The first time i watched i was in so much shock that i didn’t cry, i just teared up and avoided watching it again until now and I just fully sobbed this time. Growing up with X-Men and Wolverine movies was so much fun and these characters are such a comfort to me, I’m so glad Logan had an honorable ending. I’m gonna miss him so much. Glad he’s in Deadpool but I just hope they don’t f up his arc in any way.
I don't think either Hugh or Ryan would fuck up this ending. I'm pretty sure DP is going on a multiverse romp and grabbing yellow spandex Wolverine.
Also this is an amazing send off for Patrick Stewart's Xavier.
@@noth1ng5id DP3 is also technically before 2029, so in either case, can fit without ruining the end.
A good thing about this movie is once the kids were fighting that could’ve ended up turning cheesy but they made the fight scenes perfectly
This movie crushes my heart every time. Logan has always been my favorite X-man and this movie was just brutal in every possible way but it has so much heart. The sheer humanity they were able to achieve was unreal and I was shocked by it the first time I saw it and every time since.
Man I remember when this came out. Life around me started changing drastically and I ended up renting/owning my childhood home from my parents(they divorced when i was 21 or 22, i try not to think about the time). So with that, I had no cable , just the fire stick and my small flat screen . I had to wait till this came out on streaming just to watch it. I had some guys that were my friends at first, stay in the house too so they wouldn’t sell my pops wouldn’t sell it. So life became pretty shitty or more realistic for me atp. I remember telling myself I wouldn’t watch it on bootleg because I wanted it to look perfect. I was dealing with mental shit too, so I didn’t want to go to the movies by myself. That’s why I missed the theatrical release. But fast forward to the next summer, it was finally on streaming. I watched it and I never really cried during movies that made me sad. It was always just a tear or two. But this actually made me shed tears. I guess the shit that I was dealing with and the shit that was goin on in the movie, I felt like they made it just for me. I wish I could’ve realized sooner that this movie was really made to help me grow up and accept that shit ain’t how it used to be. I’m still battling with that but overall, this is a 10/10 film.
So for an explanation over why he lost his healing power (if you haven't already deduced it - I haven't watched much into the reaction yet) Basically, Logans original mutant genes have been 'replaced', as every time he heals, more genes overwrite the ones he was born with, which lessens his healing factor. And the adamantium metal in his body was taking its toll on him, as his healing factor no longer had the means to keep up with the poisoning.
It didn't help that they started putting anti mutagen agents in just about everything including corn syrup. Which was in just about everything in that universe trying to prevent New Mutants being born
Striker’s (with Essex Corp.)son also put genetic modifications in the food that the whole world was eating to snuff out mutant genome and degenerate the existing ones. This also takes a toll on Logan’s healing ability.
It's not just every time he heals. The government put a genetically modified corn syrup that would lessen mutant abilities the more they ate it. Since corn syrup is in everything, it's virtually impossible (in the US anyway) to steer clear of it. That's what caused his healing factor to diminish over time. Correct on the adamantium, though.
Umm, no, thats not it. You got only part with his skeleton additionally poisoning him when he starts to lose his powers right, but this isnt why he loses his healing in the first place (remember, he lived for over 200 years). Essex corp which are the bad guys were putting mutant power supressing elements into food to depower mutants across the globe. Its totally in the background during the movie, but all the info is there if you want to know what it was. Its what gradually stops Logans healing and his healing factor was what helped to keep his adamantium skeleton poisoning at bay constantly, so he also starts immedieately dying when losing his powers solely due to his semi-radioactive skeleton? (He survived Hiroshima after all, but that is just my theory at this point, cant remember if it was confirmed in the movies)
"I saw you die, covered in blood, holding your heart in your hand"
Before @deckzone3000 chimes in here to argue with you about this topic, YES. Mangold himself said that Yukio's line thematically foreshadowed this moment. And while Logan technically flat-lined in The Wolverine, he didn't DIE die. So when idiots start arguing with you about this point, just know that they're self-righteous gate-keepers who don't understand poetry, deeper context, or symbolism.
Great reaction, such an amazing film. I love that it fits with the prophecy from ‘The Wolverine’ where Yukio tells him ‘he dies holding his heart in his hand’ 😢
I like how out of the R rated X men movies, Deadpool leans toward the comedy side, while Logan to me feels like a horror drama.
The original "Old Man Logan" graphic novel was a full-on modern-day Western(Appropriate since Wolverine in the Comics was often drawn to look like Clint Eastwood, especially in the Frank Miller era before Frank went crazy with the neocon conspiracy theories, Islamophobia, "young people are snowflakes" mentality and misogyny!)and even darker and gorier than the film!
The only movie that actually managed to make me cry in the theater! I’ve (like many people) grown up watching THIS Xavier and THIS Logan my whole life. This movie is a beautiful yet devastating way to end 20 years of these characters
James Mangold's directing really surprised me with Logan when it came out. It felt so real what aging heroes would be going through hunted by the government, living in hiding, dealing with various health issues. In a world progressively getting less empathetic and people's prayers for help are going unanswered. I've been reading comics since I was a kid, so this dark future really hit hard. I absolutely loved the brutal action. And seeing our heroes final days, and Laura whispering "daddy" has always been a ridiculously hard scene for me feeling overwhelmed with emotion, as if my kid was watching my last breath and I was leaving her to an uncertain future. And Logan finally knew what it felt like to have a family for a short time. Bravo!
Man…ever since finding this channel I’ve been binging for so long I’ve lost track of time. I’m talking literally like two maybe three weeks of binging straight daily. I saved this one for last because it’s my favorite, I think. Back in 2018 when I was stuck alone in a tiny box, working in a tiny box, returning to the other tiny box going through what was going to be a divorce (which ended up happening 2 years later and I’ve been in a very bad place ever since) and hardly seeing my daughter at all…this movie ripped me into ribbons. So this one was special for me.
I’m looking forward to all your future content, and just wanna say thank you for making the last unknown number of weeks a bit easier for me to live through.
This film was amazing, unlike most marvel/xmen films, it's tough to sit through repeat viewings otherwise it would've done more in the box office.
If they had done the Noir version in theaters I think people would have seen it a second time.
This movie hit me, I hadn't seen anything X-Men before it came out. It made me feel bad for Wolverine and I didn't know him 😅
Takes effort to do
I went to see this movie by myself on a random afternoon mid week. It was me and like six more men who also went on their own and when Logan die I could hear every single one of them crying/sniffling. There wasn't a single dry eye
I have been only a casual X Man franchise movie watcher, but I’m not impervious to the powerful images, acting, writing & directing of this movie. The redemptive backstory of “Shane” is perfection for this story, and I was teary at then end, just like everyone else. Great reaction!
So long I've been waiting for you to watch this movie. Logan is one of the best superhero movies of all time and one of my favorite of all time.
This was the legacy of of Hugh Jackman as wolverine truly remarkable. I'm so happy hope you enjoyd it alot love you Alex❤
This is the greatest movie of all time
Bite your tongue. That old western movie on TV is the classic ‘Shane’. It is basically ‘Logan’ as a western. It has the same emotional impact as ‘Logan’ with almost similar villains. The last lines in ‘Logan’ came from ‘Shane’.
Great reaction, really well said breakdown/ review at the end and I couldn’t agree more. Imagine being in that world and hearing the greatest mutant has died
I literally just binged all your x-men reactions, great timing dude!
Before the world cried for IRON MAN
We cried for WOLVERINE
Remember Yukio’s in The Wolverine? When she says to Logan right after she predicted his death, “ I see you on your back.There’s blood everywhere. You’re holding your own heart in your hand”
Before @deckzone3000 chimes in here to argue with you about this topic, YES. Mangold himself said that Yukio's line thematically foreshadowed this moment. And while Logan technically flat-lined in The Wolverine, he didn't DIE die. So when idiots start arguing with you about this point, just know that they're self-righteous gate-keepers who don't understand poetry, deeper context, or symbolization.
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You finally watched it I watched this on my birthday when it came out best but also worst present😢
I took my son to see this and I ugly cried. It was a good movie and a good X-men movie.
Just discovered your second channel and dude I just want to say thank YOU for the countless hours of entertainment you provide for us to watch. You’re a legend homie🤘🏻
If you didnt know, at 36:40 where she takes the Cross and turns it into an X. Its actually a reference to a western called Outlaw Josey Wales.
I literally could not watch this movie after the first time. It broke me😢
I loved the comic this movie was based on. When they announced this movie was going to be rated R and would adapt this storyline, I KNEW that it was going to be one of THE BEST COMIC BOOK MOVIES OF ALL TIME!!!
The "Daddy" line kills me every time. Just like when Ant-man finds his daughter after the blip.
I have a grown daughter, & 2 granddaughters, so yeah, that shit hits hard, but its a beautiful thing.
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In this universe the X-men died basically as Xavier had a seizure, but in the comic "Old man Logan" which is where this version of the character was inspired by he himself killed all of them under an illusion from the villain Mysterio that made Logan think that their home was being invaded by a bunch villains
The scene when the illusion wears off and he realizes what he has done hits hard
Finally the moment we've all been waiting for, Logan is in at least my Top 15 favorite movies of all time it's amazing I love it so much it was everything I wanted from a Wolverine movie
One of the few movies my dad teared up in.
This film makes me cry every time. Agreed with you so much regarding your end comments
Taking time out of my somewhat busy schedule, indeed... I just got back home at 2:15am (40mins ago) from work and gotta be back in at 11am. Stayed up and watch this whole reaction before bed, loved it 👏🏼
This movie is one of those 10 outta 10 movies that exists in this world. While nothing is perfect, 10/10 just means it’s as good as it could have possibly been. Such a great story and a great ending to a dynasty.
I am hoping that Marvel does not waste this opportunity that they just got with Fox because there is so much potential. Dafne Keen is older and has more acting experience under her belt so she can definitely reprise her role of Laura. As much as everyone hated New Mutants, I liked the castings, especially for Magik. The movie wasn't the greatest, but I loved Magik's fight scenes. Imagine her and Colossus finally meeting up in the X-Men universe.
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This film is a masterpiece. Pure and simple. And I still get choked up whenever I'm reminded that Yukio's prophecy came true. Logan did die with his heart in his hand
Keep in mind: Logan is canonically the last/latest film in the X-Men series. It takes place in 2029, so the next films take place either before it (Dark Phoenix is the 90s and New Mutants is shortly before Logan) or basically in parallel timeline (Deadpool 2 and 3).
Keep up the amazing work, brother!
I got stoned with my friends and saw this in theatres. One of the best experiences of my life. Growing up with the xmen trilogy really added to the love
Sounds like a pathetic life
Literally look forward to your videos every week. Just make me so happy. Much needed weekly mood boosters!
I saw it at the movie theatre and when I left it, I was completely drained of all the tears I could shed and I was just left numb and exhausted. I went straight to bed because that's all I could do. I've watched quite a few people react to it and I still cry every time I see the end. It's one of the best movie I've ever watched, but it's one of those I'm having a hard time re-watching because it's too emotionally draining. Thanks for your reaction (and of course, there was no way for you to be prepared for it!)
“You are going to die with your heart in your hand…”
This is much closer to what all the movies should have been.
Before @deckzone3000 chimes in here to argue with you about this topic, YES. Mangold himself said that Yukio's line thematically foreshadowed this moment. And while Logan technically flat-lined in The Wolverine, he didn't DIE die. So when idiots start arguing with you about this point, just know that they're self-righteous gate-keepers who don't understand poetry, deeper context, or symbolization.
@@binkle76 so, morons.
No part of me cares if idgits wanna play tough guy on the internet.
This was such a great surprise of a film. It was interesting, well done, and emotion tugging.
Pure joy sadness and love all in one flim i cry evertime i watch this it hits so hard it crazy
Lmfao the editing in ur videos is one of the greatest things it always has me dying 😂 appreciate it i needed the laughs
The movie they're watching in the motel is an old Western called 'Shane' 1953. Logan, in some ways, is an homage to Shane following the main themes but the movie also stands as heavy foreshadowing for the final act of the film. In some sense, Shane's worst enemy was himself as is Logan...A bit more literally here.
First time on your channel. You are hilarious!!😂 and you have earned a sub. Gonna go through your library and see what other videos I can enjoy.
I saw this movie in the theaters with my father. It meant so much to us. Especially with the last scene with Logan and Laura.
Alex I'm so happy you made it to this point in X-Men, as a man who has had some problems in his life I'm glad you made it to this point in X-Men because you can't understand true emotional confliction without feeling both care and hate in the same moment trying to keep someone from falling down the same path that you chose, Logan is truly the X-Men movie that gets across the feeling of true emotional care that so many films strive for
Been an advid comic book reader since 79 and *Coming To America* will forever remain in at least my Top 5 all time favorite movies! That being said, I still never would have thought I'd see *Soul Glow* Darryl in the offshoot MCU!
Sat here with a joint watching this best part of my day well night as it 12am for me 😂love your reactions keep em coming 🤟✌️
One of the greatest moments of all superhero movies will forever be Logan’s entrance when he takes the drug. That iconic Hugh Jackman scream in the distance is just so good. That’s just as good or even better as Thor’s appearance on earth in Infinity War or when Steve wielded Thor’s hammer