Logan

[Nostalgiabuff]

I did not like the Liev Schreiber version of Sabertooth, but seeing him back in some form would have been cool

[hedrap]

I was surprised they didn't use Sabretooth as he fits the family plot thread perfectly. Apparently, they wanted to do that, but Liev Schrieber couldn't get away from his show. I would've preferred a Creed recast or some variation of Shiva. Outside that, it's as close to perfect as I've seen in a long time.

[Nostalgiabuff]

finally watched it Friday night. really a well done movie, not your typical superhero fair that's for sure. very dark, extremely violent. I think I will watch the b&w version next

[boss]

I just watched it again last night. Man... that's a good movie. I'm going to pop in the B&W version soon too.

[Brue]

amanda saw it with 18 and 20 year old cousins. no lily. she said it was the right choice. lily was pretty upset, but if not seeing a movie is your biggest problem in life, life is good.

[Makernaut]

I took a couple of days off work at the end of last week and I caught "Logan" at a matinee showing. Great flick! I agree with what most of you have said about it in this thread. Loved the themes and relationships and the story.

I caught it at a theater in the Bricktown area of Oklahoma City. If there were ever to be a Las Vegas-type Hotel and Casino in future Oklahoma City, I was sitting at ground zero. Felt like the Universe might be leaking. Also, the twenty or so people at the weekday, 12:30 pm showing all laughed at Logan's "Okie dickheads" comment. Good stuff!!

[Earth 2 Chris]

Like I said, there were WAY too many young kids under 10 at our showing. Andrew is 15 and a half, so I figured he could take it. Plus, I let him go see Deadpool last year, after he was bed-ridden with pneumonia for a month and missed the local Comic Con. That kind of ripped THAT particular Band-Aid right off.

Everyone's mileage varies, and I certainly was watching far too violent and "mature" movies at too young of an age, but I still think this movie is far too intense for any kid that isn't in their teens. That's just me.

Chris

[Sideshow Spock]

the dad next to me whisked his 8 and 10 year old out during the first 20 minutes, my wife and i enjoyed imagining the conversation between him and his wife during that awkward drive home.

There were only about 20 people at my matinee last weekend, the only kid was a 7yo brought by a woman who looked to be in her 60s. They stayed for the whole film, and everyone stared daggers at them as they left during the credits

[fallensaviour]

Excellent film,went with my son last night.He says best superhero film to date,dead pool 2nd followed by guardians as 3rd.
I think I Will agree with him on this.

[palitoy]

the dad next to me whisked his 8 and 10 year old out during the first 20 minutes, my wife and i enjoyed imagining the conversation between him and his wife during that awkward drive home.

[boss]

To each his own. I left my 14 and 12 year at home.

[Brue]

thanks. anyone else have thoughts on middle school age kids viewing? amanda and i are going at 6pm today, and we are still on teh fence as to whether to succumb to lily's lobbying to see it.

[Hector]

I think lily can deal with the violence. Torture? Dismemberment? Sex? Sexual? Lily is begging to go. She'll be 13 in less than a month.

She gonna LOVE Laura aka X-23. Look for your daughter to go as X-23 on Halloween...

[Hector]

Like he said ^^^^^

[hedrap]

I think lily can deal with the violence. Torture? Dismemberment? Sex? Sexual? Lily is begging to go. She'll be 13 in less than a month.

Yeah. She can. No sex at all. Torture...sorta. nothing extreme. It's a samurai western.