I hope this turns out well. I’ll be honest ending his time as wolverine with Logan was probably the single greatest cinematic ending for a superhero ever. There have been bigger endings, but few as impactful and well done.
Agree, though because the quality of the movies he’s been in have varied so widely I just try to treat each Hugh Wolverine as a separate entity. Like James Bond, or Dr Who, the same character but also separate. Continuities be damned :)
In my mind that was what made Logan so great: it was powerhouse performance, served by a story that was great irrespective of which specific timeline(s) it was part of.
I really wish it didn’t turn so Beyond Thunderdome in the final act of that movie. It just felt like a really huge pace change, but it was such a great send off for all of those original X-men cinematic characters that I forgave the movie for it.
I hope this turns out well. I’ll be honest ending his time as wolverine with Logan was probably the single greatest cinematic ending for a superhero ever. There have been bigger endings, but few as impactful and well done.
Agree, though because the quality of the movies he’s been in have varied so widely I just try to treat each Hugh Wolverine as a separate entity. Like James Bond, or Dr Who, the same character but also separate. Continuities be damned :)
In my mind that was what made Logan so great: it was powerhouse performance, served by a story that was great irrespective of which specific timeline(s) it was part of.
I really wish it didn’t turn so Beyond Thunderdome in the final act of that movie. It just felt like a really huge pace change, but it was such a great send off for all of those original X-men cinematic characters that I forgave the movie for it.
Logan was confirmed when it came out to be an alternate Fox universe - not the main one.