I gave it three stars, one for Hugh Jackman, one for the little girl Dafne and one for the visual effects. This last star actually is the reason why I have left the remaining seven stars out. It's hard to criticise these kind of films.

I have never watched anyone of the X-men series. They are just plain boring to my taste. I just saw some of their trailers etc. I cannot see its direct connection with the previous X-men series but this one (Logan) seems to be their follow up. Indeed it simply draws on the same failure lines of the all modern day DC and/vs Marvel series.

The summary of the film is all about hatret, destruction and killing. There is no story line. No character development. No plot. No text. No meaning. No science, no fiction, no use. All is about a hundred of people being killed by the blades of this mutant and his new mutant daughter. It's all about, when you get angry you will be more powerful than otherwise and you can solve your problems much easily that way!

This films targets the audience of age between 15 and 25 and I guess it is most harmfull to the emotional and logical development of young pupils of those ages when young men seek to habituate the correct behaviour under various situations. Ethical development is extremely sensitive. The film is constantly bombarding the same idea: when you are in trouble, use your blades and power and become a hero !

Of course, these films are not produced for supporting the healthy development of youth. Yet, practically speaking young generations are wathcing these sick films more often than they watch the correct examples. The bombardment is so heavy. For the last 20 years, Hollywood turned into an emotional sucker for young generations. Examples are all in the wrong direction. Decisions are all made illogical and emotional. Hate and evil are the driving forces, killing and destruction is the ultimate solution. This is directly and subconsciously bombarded into the minds of young generations.

Furthermore, there's no science or fiction in them either. The idea of a mutant at first seems scientific (and yes it's about DNA modificaiton of a living organism) yet the concept of mutant is used in the same manner as "a genie in a bottle" ; a fantasy film rather than science-fiction: It's not "twenty thousand leagues under the sea"...

What a waste of effort to produce for them and time to watch for us...