Wolverine
James Howlett
Movie
2017 · 137 min
In 2029 no mutant has been born in twenty five years, Logan drives a limousine under an assumed name and his healing factor is failing as the adamantium poisons him. He keeps a nonagenarian Charles…
In 2029 no mutant has been born in twenty five years, Logan drives a limousine under an assumed name and his healing factor is failing as the adamantium poisons him. He keeps a nonagenarian Charles Xavier sedated in a collapsed water tower across the Mexican border, because Xavier's seizures are a weapon of mass destruction.
A nurse pays him to drive an eleven-year-old girl to North Dakota. She is his biological daughter, grown in a lab from his genetic material, and the film is a Western about a dying man discovering he can still be useful. It is the only X-Men film that ends with a grave.
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Hugh Jackman | Logan / Wolverine |
| Patrick Stewart | Charles Xavier |
| Dafne Keen | Laura / X-23 |
| Boyd Holbrook | Donald Pierce |
| Stephen Merchant | Caliban |
| Richard E. Grant | Zander Rice |
James Howlett
Charles Francis Xavier
Critics
94%
Hugh Jackman makes the most of his final outing as Wolverine with a gritty, nuanced performance in a raw, resonant film that stands as a fitting capstone to the character's long cinematic run.
The MarvelGossips verdict
The best film ever made from a Marvel character, and it works precisely because it treats seventeen years of franchise mess as unreliable memory. Jackman and Stewart play two men embarrassed by their own legends. The X-24 doppelgänger is the one concession to convention in a film that otherwise refuses all of them.