*LOGAN* broke me...(LOTS of tears)

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When Logan says, "So, this is what it feels like." I was never sure if he was referring to dying, or to being a father. Love this movie!

As hit or miss as the X-men franchise is, this movie is a freaking masterpiece.

“I saw you die with your own heart in your hands” - Yukio in the Wolverine, made true by Laura holding Logan’s hand as he passed. And I love the line “So this is what it feels like”, not only talking about what death feels like, but also what it’s like to have a family. Also the way he delivers it, like Logan welcomes death with open arms, because his endless life has been so exhausting. It’s a shame Hugh and Patrick are no longer playing this characters, but it’s wonderful that they retired their characters together, in a movie as good as this. Good luck recasting Wolverine Marvel, because Hugh Jackman IS Wolverine.

You're so right, that scene after Logan buries Charles body just destroys me. He's just so broken, all he can mumble out is that its got water... some small way to connect to what he wanted for them, a boat, the Sunseeker, where they could live out their days together, free from persecution, or drugs, or being hunted. A peaceful ending. This is the best he can do... its got water.

A few things that are buried in the story and easy to miss: 1. A genetic alteration to corn products targeted mutants and ended up preventing new mutants from being born. 2. Logan's adamantium has been poisoning him for years, slowing down his healing factor. 3. Charles had an episode at the mansion which resulted in the death of various residents (never confirmed who), probably a mix of students and other Xmen.

"Don't be what they made you" "So this is what it feels like" I've watched this movie about a dozen times. Those two lines still get me. Every. Single. Time.

I kid you not, this film gave me an uncomfortable awareness of my mortality. The day I saw it, I actually called some friends who I hadn’t spoken to in a while, and told them I loved them. That’s how much this film moved me.

Logan's last words are so perfect. "So this is what it feels like." We can interpret that to be in reference to what Charles said earlier in the film "This is what it feels like Logan, to have a family." or we can take it more literally. He's been alive for hundreds of years, he's probably wondered what actually dying feels like, and now he knows.

The emotion in Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart's performances was real because they said that they knew this was the last time they would ever play these characters so every smile and every tear was 100% genuine

In "The Wolverine", Logan was told he would die with his heart in his hand, which in that movie made you think it was to do with the thing inhibiting his powers but was in fact Laura being there at the end of the movie.

An absolute masterpiece of a movie - a perfect script, masterful direction, and everyone acts their socks off, especially Dafne Keen who is an absolute revelation.

I loved this film, I teared up a lot, but her Laura saying "Daddy" at the end, broke me down.

Fun fact: When shooting the forest fight scene, Dafne Keen was having so much fun that she started grinning and giggling as she was slashing people and forgot to stick to the choreography. Hugh Jackman was even having a cuteness overload watching this and couldn't help but hug Dafne. Also, I hope you remembered how Logan's death was foreshadowed in The Wolverine. Yukio said that Logan would die on his back holding his heart in his hand. His heart is Laura.

I remember so well when this movie came out. The trailer with Johny Cash's legendary "Hurt" playing in the background. It was so fitting and it set the tone so well. All X-Men and Wolverine fans more or less knew what we were getting into. This movie was such a powerful emotional ride. I really don't think I have enjoyed many serious, dark, gritty movies as much as this one. They are rare in Hollywood and they are extremely hard to pull off which is why I especially appreciate those few that are good and are able to pull on your heartstrings. Logan was such a painfully bittersweet goodbye to Hugh Jackman's wolverine and Patrick Stewart's Charles Xavier. It really hit everyone in the feels. Love Logan ❤

One of my favorite small details in this film. Through out the film his just called Logan by every one or James. But after you hear Logan's berserker yell and him going on his last berserk rage. You hear a hunter call out in fear "It's the Wolverine!" its just a small detail I love. They know this isn't just a old mutant coming after them. But that this is the legendary Wolverine bearing down on them!

This movie is an absolute masterpiece. Without question the best comic book movie to have come from the Big Two publishers. It got SCREWED by the Academy.

Laura’s “Daddy” at the end of the film is just the definition of amazing acting. One word that drop kicks my heart and wrenches tears from my eyes every time.

This line comes from an earlier iteration: The Wolverine. Yukio: "I see you on your back, there's blood everywhere. You're holding your own heart in your hand." Now look at that scene with Laura again and think about what she said about Logan's death.

I remember reading a review of this movie and they summed it up so well when referencing Hugh Jackman. "He was, he is, and always will be, The Wolverine."