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James Mangold
Hugh Jackman
Patrick Stewart
Richard E. Grant
Boyd Holbrook
Stephen Merchant
Dafne Keen

The year is 2029. Logan/Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) lives in an abandoned smelter south of the border, where he takes care of a delusional, ailing Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart) inside a collapsed water tower with help from an albino mutant-tracker named Caliban (Stephen Merchant). Something in this future has gone wrong. Professor X, as he was once known, is losing his mind in the worst way possible: His seizures can level city blocks.
Into their dying world steps a former nurse named Gabriela (Elizabeth Rodriguez) and a young, mute girl named Laura (Dafne Keen). Gabriela's trying to protect Laura from a group of deadly soldiers -- turns out the girl is a lab-created, rage-prone killing machine with retractable blades in her hands, just like Logan. The bitter, forgotten superhero understands better than anyone else what's going on in the child's mind, so away they go to escape into Canada.
Logan holds to its melancholy, elegiac vein. The despair comes not just from what we're seeing onscreen but from a vague memory of a better past -- the communitarian X movies. Logan is not so much a refutation of them, but their cautionary flip side — what happens when a community falls apart and the bad guys have all but won.
James Mangold
Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Richard E. Grant, Boyd Holbrook, Stephen Merchant, Dafne Keen
Michael Green, David James Kelly
Hutch Parker, Simon Kinberg, Lauren Shuler Donner
20th Century Fox
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