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Logan (Wolverine) gets tangled up with a girl fleeing a mutant research and breeding lab that is definitely nothing like that of Dark Angel – (2000 show).
Not recommended.
This is like a DC version of X-Men. It was passable at best, and a good way to put the whole series and concept of comic book movies to bed. I think I’ll end them all on this low note.
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Technically continues with Deadpool & Wolverine – (2024 movie)
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Everything Wrong With Logan In 17 Minutes Or Less
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Everything Wrong With CinemaSins: Logan In 19 Minutes or Less
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- 2:30 — The claw thing is a reference to drunk men having trouble achieving full erection.
- 3:15 — Shooting him didn’t do anything, why would they fight him, let alone try to stab him?
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4:00 — Texas license plate WER 112
- Is he in Texas?
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4:15 —
- West 62 — Is that West Virginia Route 62?
- El Paso is in Texas. So apparently there were Spanish-speaking gangsters in Texas for some reason. Is that a thing?
- 4:45 — So apparently he can (or needs to) flex bullets out now.
- 5:00 — The year 2029
- 5:15 — He’s a professional limousine driver.
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9:00 — “South of the border” a reference to Mexico.
Alkali | Transigen
Donald Pierce
Chief of Security
Cell: 915 122-2425
Office: (obscured) - 10:00 — He is presumably now in Mexico.
- 12:15 — Taco Bell
- 13:45 — So I thought he was dead. Wasn’t he disintegrated a couple of movies ago?
- 14:00 — What are those pills, anyway?
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14:30 —
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15:00 — Statue of Liberty
- .. and this is a reference to events in X-Men – (2000 movie).
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18:45 —
- Vampire, a reference to his light sensitivity.
- Spotted dick
- 20:45 — The tag on the glasses means he just bought them, and the previous “cannot read” comment was apparently near-sightedness.
- 22:00 — Canada
- 23:15 — That’s an X-Men comic book, and I’m certain there are nerds who know what specific one it is.
- 24:15 — North Dakota
- 30:15 — Why not shoot him?
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34:00 — Ageing:
- Octogenarian = 80-89 years old
- Nongenarian = 90-99 years old
- 35:00 — Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
- 38:00 — Casual misandry.
- 42:15 — They could catch up with them.. pretty trivially actually.
- 43:15 — That’s a reference to Dracula?
- 43:45 — OH! Is that the super-kid from some earlier movie? Oh, wait.. no.. no I just don’t know the reference to him working for their team.
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48:30 — Pringles
- 48:45 — .. and a drink I don’t recognize.
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49:30 —
- Did he just rob the place?
- Oklahoma City
- 54:30 — I don’t know that movie offhand.
- 56:00 — So they can implant titanium again?
- 56:30 — Another X-Men comic book.
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56:45 — I don’t know if this is the same movie as earlier.
- 57:30 — It’s possible to track down this movie based on these lines.
- 59:30 — More comic book stuff.
- 1:07:30 — It was already established that her adamantium was implanted.
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1:11:00 —
- 1:17:30 — Corn syrup
- 1:23:00 — Westchester, but I don’t know which one..
- 1:46:45 — If they were all raised together, how can they have different accents?
- 1:49:45 — Quadcopter
- 1:56:30 — Why is any of that non-lethal? None of them were to be captured..
- 1:58:00 — Why would they pause instead of shooting? Oh, more non-lethality for some reason.
- 2:04:30 — How come he can’t just slash the cable?
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2:06:00 — It was already established that he can be stopped, so how come the vehicle didn’t temporarily-splat him?


“El Paso is in Texas. So apparently there were Spanish-speaking gangsters in Texas for some reason. Is that a thing?”
I hope that is a joke. If not, are you from the United States?
“He is presumably now in Mexico.”
Did the border crossing make it obvious?