Logan vs X-24: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oJp7utuadJDJnaw.html

You can see in Logan's face how angry he is that after all Charles had done for him and others that the best he can do is a shallow, unmarked grave on the side of the road. He must be thinking how this man should have a goddamned statue and hundreds of people there to say goodbye and he's scrambling to find something to say to banish the unfairness of it all and he just can't.

@nbh00d

11 ай бұрын

Charles deserved so much better than this! It is heartbreaking to see that he has been buried on the side of the road like a nobody!

@zaynes5094

10 ай бұрын

@@nbh00d I think the writers did it on purpose, obviously, but it is a little annoying. Maybe it is sad, but it's not less annoying. The least he could've done was got a large stone and carved in Charles X to the stone.

@mewtationnation3554

10 ай бұрын

Spot on. Charles deserved better. But this end for him is so much more real and visceral. It makes you care more.

@DavidLopez-yt2yp

10 ай бұрын

I think this makes this scene more heartbreaking Logan and Charles and the X-men saved millions of lives. To have this great leader and humanitarian teacher to be buried in a place no one will ever know is sad

@Hitman4Gaming

10 ай бұрын

It’s called acting bro.none of that is real 😂

The reason Logan is saying "Its got water" is because Charles said he wanted to be buried by the ocean. :(

@gokuls8064

Жыл бұрын

In which movie Charles said that "he wanted to be buried by the ocean" ?! LOGAN Or other X men movies? I'm only asking because I couldn't remember that.. And in LOGAN, Logan tell him(charles) " We're gonna go live on the ocean ". So.. Just I wanna know the exact scene and movie name.. Pls ans.. !

@aarongeoghegan2161

Жыл бұрын

@@gokuls8064 Its in Logan

@lilkodaboi683

Жыл бұрын

And the fact they never got the sunseeker to spend the rest of their days on the ocean… like they wanted :( you can just feel the guilt and grief when he says “fuck this”, (i know how it feels… you feel like a failure..)

@dysplasticrome0

Жыл бұрын

I think because their ultimate plan was to go out into the ocean with their Sunseeker boat. Logan couldn't fulfill that. But he was able to bury him near water.

@rickwilliams967

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for explaining the obvious

This scene hit the hardest for me, harder than Logan’s death. The way he stumbles over his words and trails off, trying desperately to think of something to say. But he comes up short and just gets angry at himself. It’s so real, so well written. Sometimes, there just isn’t anything to say, no big speech or poignant remark. It’s just loss.

@jackf1830

Жыл бұрын

A loss you want to drown in. To just let it take you away.

@kaidestinyz

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you there. I experienced that just once in my life so I relate to that. I wanted to cry, say something or at least that's what I thought I'd do, but I just went blank, the loss was so great, all my emotions got lost too.

@RawPower867

10 ай бұрын

There wasn't much he could say at that point. Everything Xavier stood for and built is gone forever.

@patrickquinn2798

10 ай бұрын

Wow. Well stated

@genocyber4842

9 ай бұрын

Well said,this is why i love this movie.

Logan muttering “f*ck this…” and then turning away from Xavier’s grave is like him rushing away from the death of his friend and mentor, but when the car doesn’t start the world forces him to stay and confront the reality that Charles is really gone. There’s no running or hiding from the fact, and there’s nothing left to do but feel the anger, the grief, and the sorrow.

@SewingMink160

3 ай бұрын

And he proceeds to vent and beats the shit out of the truck with the shovel.

@charlychokoneko-chama2768

2 ай бұрын

I believe he is just so fucking tired of everything at this point

@RTU130

Ай бұрын

Yea

@dontemorris7181

Ай бұрын

Charles was more of a father to Logan than everybody else on the X-men

@THE_BANDITxWZ

Ай бұрын

This comment tho, makes me feel sad af

People were laughing in the theater when he was cursing at the car, but I knew that was an emotional scene with him grieving about losing the closest thing to a father he ever had

@ghostbased332

Жыл бұрын

Along with this being literally the last person he ever knew, the only person from his life who was still alive

@Mattyice25

Жыл бұрын

@@ghostbased332 right, after Charles left he has very little to live for. Except Laura… hope to see a movie with her soon

@AesirUnlimited

Жыл бұрын

It is a somewhat comedic scene. Sometimes we use laughter to cope with a sad topic. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was intentional on the director’s part to have at least some people be amused by his cursing.

@captainmarvelwilson508

Жыл бұрын

I would probably act the same way if I was in his position.

@shirosaki97

Жыл бұрын

@@AesirUnlimited I mean it isn't comedic in the slightest. But you're 100% right, people cope with loss different, some people cry, some people do try and diffuse the sadness with laughter, for Logan, a guy who has literally only ever known pain and anger, rages uncontrollably.

Arguably the best mutant who ever lived, beloved by hundreds, reduced to being buried in the middle of no-where, by his last friend. Its as tragic as it is utterly pathetic.

@mrprimeconsigliere

Жыл бұрын

I can see how it's sad but what the hell do you mean pathetic? Charles was loved by millions of mutants in his lifetime. He lived and died and meaningful life.

@thatloner2831

Жыл бұрын

​@@mrprimeconsiglierehow shitty would you feel if you had to burry your closest friend, who was loved by many, who did many great things, in an unmarked grave in the middle of nowhere without even be able to fullfil his wish of doing it where he wanted. Yeah, pathetic doesn't even get close to describing it.

@Grimhorn

Жыл бұрын

@@thatloner2831 Pathetic is so harsh. I guess it depends on how he wanted to be buried, the theatrics of it all. Sometimes a simple headstone or memorial means more then a burial place but that's a different conversation I suppose I wouldn't want to be left by some pond and forgotten. Great deeds should be remembered it's definitely sad.

@3takoyakis

Жыл бұрын

Xavier death is sad. Death by 'logan' claw stab after living his old age pretty much in hiding and shunned from the world. Though he kinda achieve peace between mutant and human, at the end, mutant numbers are so low and the new gen are becomes lab rat all over again

@SirMeepAlot27

Жыл бұрын

It's pathetic in the same way we are all pathetic or become that way in the end.

Five years later, I can't deny it. This is the best superhero film of all time.

@kingrobert7246

Жыл бұрын

Calling it a superhero movie is an insult

@thatguy597

Жыл бұрын

@@kingrobert7246 yep

@AndrewDukes

Жыл бұрын

@@kingrobert7246 what? How? Wolverine is literally a super hero

@MalcolmXtreme

Жыл бұрын

In a sense it's not really a superhero film it's a tragedy.

@AndrewDukes

Жыл бұрын

@@MalcolmXtreme ah yes, because superheroes can’t have tragedies in their life😑

This scene broke me in half. Logan lived such a brutal life. From being alone for many years, to being used as a weapon for the government, to losing the xmen which were his family, and now losing his “father” to a clone of himself, which is probably so goddamn painful because your very existence is the reason why everything around you dies. Wolverine has to be one one of the most tragic heroes in marvel lore.

@StepUpMedia039

Ай бұрын

Definitely heartbreak for Logan because he would realize Charles may have even thought it was Logan himself that killed him.

This scene is probably the most painful thing we've seen Logan go through. 0:55 he's literally so broken he can't say anything, but that look from Hugh Jackman says it all, Logan felt ready to die at that point.

@TheRealMikeMichaels

Жыл бұрын

That man had seen too much.

@IDK83

11 ай бұрын

@JonnyKay-co4xc Was about to say this. Logan's ready to die for a long time now, in this movie he's just trying to survive and finish his last mission

Charles really meant a lot to Logan.

@deannamarie3746

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he was like a Father or grandfather to him pretty much...

@maddog2314

Жыл бұрын

He meant a lot to all of us

@SonOfTheChinChin

Жыл бұрын

​@@deannamarie3746 but he's older than xavier

@macfurrywong8108

Жыл бұрын

@@SonOfTheChinChin well I guess it's not in terms of age but as a figure. He was a mentor to wolverine and also helped him found himself, helped him process the grieve and all the pain he has went through. And he was a good friend to him.

@KaosNova2

Жыл бұрын

Point is, regardless of who is older, Logan looked up to Xavier. It was someone he trusted. His role was very fatherlike to Logan.

How did this movie not get an Oscar

@bradysmith4245

Жыл бұрын

Well it was nominated for one other than a tech which most superhero movies aren’t

@annalucy89

Жыл бұрын

because the Oscars just like the government is corrupted beyond belief. The movie Little Women got an Oscar that year and not this one, FUCKING Little Women!!! Which was a bullshit piece of shit movie. So there, that's your answer. It's just like with the movie Hereditary where Toni Collette should've gotten an Oscar for her brilliant out of this world performance but like superhero movies horror movies are ignored at award shows like that. Fucking bullshit

@bradysmith4245

Жыл бұрын

@@annalucy89 not much comparison. That wasn’t in any way an action movie and it got a much bigger push from critics. I’m of the opinion that Logan is very good but far from perfect. It made more money than little women which would mean in corrupt voting it would have won. Patrick Stewart should’ve been nominated but I think the early in the year release hurt it too. Lots of voters probably didn’t watch it.

@Agrellar

Жыл бұрын

At the very least nominated Hugh Jackman for best actor. I don't even care if he would win, just let him be acknowledged for his best performance as this character he had played for over 10 years.

@flightofthebumblebee9529

Жыл бұрын

@@Agrellar the prestige, prisoners, and this are all amazing.

A long time ago, Logan was Charles Xavier’s most helpless student. He was running from a past he could no longer remember and Charles didn’t even know him, yet he gave him a home and a purpose to keep on living, even gave him back a small piece of the memory he had lost. Years later Logan had a chance to go back to a time where Charles was at his most vulnerable point and was able to repay the man who helped him, he gave him his Hope back. In the end they both helped each other. In the end they both died fighting in what they believed in. Hope

@joshthaller4754

Жыл бұрын

Charles lived his life fighting for hope in a better world for mutants and humans while Logan fought for the thrill and then his family which he died for.

@AnkitShai

4 ай бұрын

​@joshthaller4754 saying that Logan only fought for thrill is an insult to Logan. It makes me think you don't know the character at all

@royshavrick

3 ай бұрын

@@joshthaller4754that's completelt wrong. Logan always did the right thing no matter how foul mouthed or badly he behaved, or no matter how bad things got. That's why he's a hero.

@JDog2656

Ай бұрын

Separate timelines

As the green goblin once said: "But the one thing they love more than a hero, is to see a hero fail, fall, die trying" Truly a heart-wrecking scene

@bassstuffidk19

Жыл бұрын

what does that have to do with this

@peterjamesgabinete5346

Жыл бұрын

@@bassstuffidk19 because Logan fails, falls, and dies trying to save his kid.

@jakoreijohnson9668

11 ай бұрын

Just like peter failed to save gwen amazing spider man 2

@zaynes5094

10 ай бұрын

@@peterjamesgabinete5346 Not really a failure, he wanted to die for the last 70 years. He was courting death. I'm sure the writers could've done a better job the execution of the written side of that scene, where he's impaled on the tree, I would've liked to have seen him slash and connect with X-24s face. Distract him long enough to get Laura to get the gun and shoot X-24. A part of me also wanted to see him face off in one last 1v1, against that which he feared he'd become, and maybe having him still lose would've been great. To show how much he's lost his powers. However, that part of me that wants to see him win every fight, I wanted to see him at least get one more of those enhancers and just go at X-24 until he was too tired and then dies. I would've probably tweaked this burial scene to having Laura being the one who, despite only knowing them for a few weeks, she is the one who takes a large stone, rolls it to the grave, and then carves in "Charles X" into it. When Logan has been courting death, should've died several times over but his adamantium and his recovery rate was too high, that was a fitting ending, but it was a bittersweet ending. His sacrifice leads to more mutants being born, more being populated possibly free of all those who want to control them. I like the Old Man Logan comics how Logan is still a tank, but he's a old tank who can't seem to keep up with the young. He's always just behind. He's always taking JUST too long to heal.

@GAMEOVER-ee1qz

10 ай бұрын

And a car wrecking scene also.

And just like that Logan was the Last of the Original mutants

@abdulazizibrahim7777

Жыл бұрын

And he was the first.

@blubanzofficial1048

Жыл бұрын

@@abdulazizibrahim7777 Apocalypse begs to differ aha

@abdulazizibrahim7777

Жыл бұрын

@@blubanzofficial1048 Apocalypse was a joke.

@Basan614

Жыл бұрын

@@blubanzofficial1048 mate do not talk about that movie

@none2868

Жыл бұрын

@@Basan614 I dont understand the hate. X-Men Apocalypse was excellent. Also he was one of the first mutants to ever exist

1:28 I think at this point, he's realizing the weight of the loss of Charles Xavier. He helped him get his life back, gave him purpose. A family. With him gone, that family is now completely dead. He can't find the words to say. As somebody who lost a loved one disease, after being a caregiver, I can totally sympathize. He became his primary caregiver and protector, and now he feels like he has no purpose, and is enraged at how such a great man has to be buried in an empty field with no one to mourn him.

The fact Hugh wasn't nominated for an Oscar for this movie is a disgrace.

It's sad because Logan is the only person still living who knows that Xavier deserves so much better than this. The Westchester event may have painted him as a monster, but he still helped lost mutants and gave them a home before falling apart. This is the definitive end for the character, I hope to see Xavier once again in Deadpool 3, even if only for a moment.

@3takoyakis

Жыл бұрын

Funny thing is, deadpool is canon to logan. Cable said mutants kill themself in some way and deadpool warna cable that its spoiler. Which is accurate to how Xavier kill most mutants with his physic power when he was sick

@thomasharrington1477

Жыл бұрын

I hope we see him too. I hope with no jokes, Wade being as respectful as Wade can. Understanding he does so much and asks for nothing but peace in return. (I mean the dude literally helped a kid out with a stalker for no money in return) I can't imagine him being crude to Prof. Xavier

@DarkoRavens

Жыл бұрын

@Thomas Harrington Somehow, I feel Xavier wouldn't mind Wade being the way he is. He tolerates Erik and his particular world-view in the interest of common peace.

@thomasharrington1477

Жыл бұрын

@@DarkoRavens he cared about Eryk, tolerance is understating it. Eryk still cared about his friend enough to tell Pyro his greatest regret was Charles' death in Last Stand

@em.1633

Жыл бұрын

If you haven't seen Dr. Strange 2, Stewart as Xavier appears in it.

I kept crying cause while he was shoveling I was thinking that …damn.. this dude is all alone now. Literally buried all of his friends and literally is not only checked out mentally but very much physically too. It makes me tear up and cry every time. AND he’s not going to get to talk to any of them ever..

Some of the best acting of his career. Says so much by saying very little.

@arathortizs28445

Жыл бұрын

acting is good, movie is shit. THats not how you end Wolverine story

@spoabz2390

Жыл бұрын

@@arathortizs28445 that's exactly how you end the Wolverine story. He dies protecting the last mutants with his heart in his hand.

@arathortizs28445

Жыл бұрын

@@spoabz2390 no. If actors became old - you dont have to make movie about OLD characters. Characters are characters, actors are actors, dont mix them up

@bkc7228

Жыл бұрын

​@@arathortizs28445 But actors play characters cant be the other way around actually you know what fuck it sure your right who gives a shit

@ledzep1023

Жыл бұрын

@@arathortizs28445your point makes zero fucking sense but ok

Man, I just... It's not only this scene, the way Hugh Jackman performs... the pain, the frustration, the sorrow of having his mentor and friend buried in the middle of nowhere, one of the greatest mutants ever, who wanted peace and understanding for everyone. No, it's also all the weight of the history of the character that we have seen for years: we've seen Logan at his best and now at his worst, we've seen him fighting, winning, losing, going berserk, becoming the beast, transcending his own limitations, being a better person, a better teammate, caring for those around him; we've seen so much at this point in the history of the character. That intimacy, that deep understanding of who's Logan weighs so much when Hugh portrays him this way, when we can almost feel his own pain... It's just something I think very few people have the opportunity to get to do with a character they have portrayed for so many years. It's truly amazing.

@mezykin

16 күн бұрын

If you loved him here, check out Prisoners

He wasnt angry at the car not working the anger was charles's death and not being able to save him so he expressed it this way , literally one of the best movies...

@brainloading5543

5 ай бұрын

No shit sherlock

@johhnyboiii6015

4 ай бұрын

Really bro thank you so much for the explanation

@daltonhenry2365

4 ай бұрын

@@johhnyboiii6015 nema problema brate (my Croatian finished)

@TheeThe

4 ай бұрын

I think the car not working was just pissing him off after burying his friend so IG that was more like the last straw

Ironic how a man at the age of 90, according to the movie, became a mentor and father-figure to a man 100 years his senior. You'd think that due to Logan being so much older he'd be the wiser of the two, but it wasn't so. But then age doesn't always mean wisdom, just as youth doesn't always mean strength.

This film absolutely blows away the MCU. It's amazing.

@nepntzerZer

Жыл бұрын

the mcu is a woke joke. this film was way better than it had any right to be. its like a slept on joker. both films are very good, take away the fantastical comic book stuff you have pure character deconstruction drama.

@squirrelsinjacket1804

Жыл бұрын

@@nepntzerZer Cry more, being woke is a positive thing.

@EziooAuditore

Жыл бұрын

MCU has done a lot of things great. Infinity War is a masterpiece at juggling so many different characters against an amazing protagonist. Civil War has also done an amazing job at portraying 2 opposing sides the audience cares for and understands even if they clash. There's a lot of terrible stuff in the MCU, especially since (and somewhat including) Endgame. But that doesn't mean all of it is trash. There are quite many gems in there. Logan is a masterpiece, but the MCU has reached similar heights too.

@sureshraghul2715

Жыл бұрын

​@@EziooAuditoreInfinity war is not even a close to good movie, calling it a masterpiece is a disgrace to the word itself

@pitamberarora6232

Жыл бұрын

​@@EziooAuditore infinity war is good. But masterpiece is a word i would never use to describe it. Ever. As a matter of fact , no superhero movie can be called a masterpiece aside from maybe the dark knight or just maybe Logan

I can't help but notice that Logan has gotten an X shaped wound in his head

@JulsHorrorStories

Жыл бұрын

Ikr?

As a kid I never realized how incredibly broken Logan was, now as an adult, his story is so sad. It breaks my heart just thinking about it. Loosing everyone who he loved and cared about and all he wanted was peace in his life but nope he’s always had to fight.

Logan is a a great movie. It's so hard to watch because of how amazing the acting is with its spot on depiction of old age and loss. It's downright depressing and very hard to watch again. Hits me deeply each time.

@HeyMomonia

Жыл бұрын

I watched it for the second time today. It is indeed depressing and that's exactly why i love it so much. It's hard finding movies similar to this. Maybe there isn't.

@zaynes5094

10 ай бұрын

@@HeyMomonia I never found it depressing, I was disappointed though. Just sitting there, knowing that Logan had been running from his past, and then courting death at any time, but not being able to die. Not even nuclear radiation or an atom bomb could actually kill him. No bullets. No mutants, aside for Magneto or Jean maybe.

Nothing in life is harder than losing the ones we love. Unfortunately Wolverine, those wounds dont heal.

I love love when they take super hero themes and make them tragic. It rings way truer to life. While I loved comics as kid, the one thing that was annoying was good always triumphed, evil always lost, but there was never any real sacrifice. I think thats why spiderman resonated more with people is because his loss of uncle Ben defined him...

@HeyMomonia

Жыл бұрын

I actually disagree. There are a lot of comics that are about loss and that are very depressing. Read the punisher or even some of wolverine's stories and you'll see it doesn't always end in a triumph.

@zaynes5094

10 ай бұрын

@@HeyMomonia Wolverine's lost everybody by Old Man Logan comics. There's of course some other mutants out there in the world, of course he knows that, but in that one he's a solitary creature just laying low and not trying to get into trouble, just wanting and courting death. Until he finally gets it. By another of 'his' own claws.

This scene alone should’ve got him an Oscar nomination

If anyone says super hero movies arent real movies, point them to this movie. This scene alone shows just how emotional any kind of film can be if done right. You watch this scene, and tell me that this isn't a masterpiece in the art of film making

And another thing, he’s mad the truck wouldn’t start because he desperately wants to get away from the girl

@parijatdeb5045

Жыл бұрын

Not desperately but he was in a dilemma for sure about Laura

@captainmarvelwilson508

Жыл бұрын

I disagree. It is not that complicated. The car was broken and had no means of transportation.

@royshavrick

3 ай бұрын

He's just mad that everything goes wrong for him.

@DroaTherapy

2 ай бұрын

He just wants to drive away. Not from just her but from it all. He wants hide from the situation and the truth that charles is dead and everything thats so fucked

The worst part of it all is this movie canonically takes place after Days of Future Past. So Logan went back in time to save everyone he cared about just to end up losing them all over again.

@the.abhiram.r

Жыл бұрын

pretty sure logan is an alternate universe like in the comic

@sirmackavelli1819

Жыл бұрын

Movie takes place in a different universe due to him saying mutants haven’t been born in over 20 years and in dofp there was new mutants in the ending

@EccOMyth

Жыл бұрын

It's been stated that this was it's own multiverse Logan.

@SEliteGuitarist

Жыл бұрын

​@@sirmackavelli1819 No. The movie takes place like 30 years after the end of Days of Future Past man.... The reason there were no mutants was the government used chemicals in people's food to breed out the X gene from being passed to people's children therefore preventing new random mutants from being born.

@Rational_upper_cut

Жыл бұрын

No it doesn’t you dork

I grew up with Hugh Jackman playing Wolverine and I think Logan was great .. it had a bitter sweet ending and hugh's performance was excellent. Over the course of the film it became more painful to watch the once almost invincible Wolverine who was hundreds of years old, slowly lose what little he had left, see sides to him I've never seen before, the struggle for survival against endless younger clones of himself whilst slowly losing his healing abilities. His final act was one of self sacrifice and it gave new hope for a generation of mutants that could live without fear and maybe someday change the world for the better.

The shot at 1:17 showing they both have bloody knuckles from their claws

something alot of people miss, the x marked on the corner of his forehead by blood... nice touch

1:38 - 1:46 And that's a perfectly understandable reaction for Logan in his grief. He's lost the closest thing to a positive father figure in his life, his friends are gone, his only dream which kept him remotely upright is gone, and there's still someone in his life looking for support. He either wants her gone or to be gone in that moment, whichever is easiest for him. And then even his car quits on him.

Also, at the farm house, Charles was laying in bed and he told Logan that he should experience what life could be and know what family feels like. So when Logan died, he said “So that’s what it feels like”…he wasn’t talking about death…but life and family 😢

This is an amazing portrayal of what happens when a misunderstood man who doesn't fit in loses the man who brought him out of himself (essentially his father). First Sadness then confusion then rage. How do I move forward now, Who will guide me? How can I guide myself? I'm a fallible human (possibly even feel like the scared lonely kid inside still). The rage is borne of fear, and I've heard that men respond worse to losing a father than a mother.

This is THE saddest scene in THE saddest superhero movie ever. The despair and hopelessness are off the charts in this scene until Laura places her hand in her father’s

he had to say goodbye to the one man that gave his life meaning, and this is the second time this character had to say goodbye to professor X. So after 20 years relationship this hit

This scene legitimately made me cry like a baby when I saw it in theaters the first time. It’s just the absolute and total pain and disrespect to Charles Xavier that sucks so much. He deserved better and Logan knows that but its the best he could do considering he was dying himself and that they’re still on the run. The bleak tone of this movie is just everything, it bums me out to watch this but I love it because it’s so emotionally resonant.

@ryanclark7962

9 ай бұрын

X always wanted to be buried by water. So at least he got some aspects of his wishes.

Let’s he honest Jackman should have been nominated for an Oscar for this. It’s a shame he missed out just because the academy ignores superhero/action movies

Best Truck commercial I’ve watched

Logan is just 100/100 to me...this movie is just perfect...everything is just unbelievably amazing...a super hero movies with these type of screen play,writing,scripts,story line, i camt believe how good this is....if only

How Hugh Jackman never won an Oscar for this film is beyond me

I think Logan is more upset with his own mortality, living so long and constantly losing the ones you love and always having to feel grief knowing it's the closet to death he would ever get. Its torture

As a previous Dodge owner I know that feeling.

One of the greatest western movie of all time mixed with Superhero vibes.

I think Logan's reaction to this is very accurate considering Days of Futures Past dealt with fixing a broken timeline. Almost everything in this world is wrong. And the one person who should have been a symbol to help the mutants, is now dead, with the memory of somehow failing the people he loved.

Logan is just so beyond done with it at this point

I remenbered that I thought at this point "God, how much can this man resist? “

I'm shocked this movie didn't get any oscar.

This was the one scene I simply could not take. I broke down because of this one.

@natez999

Жыл бұрын

i feel you

This scene is so absolutely human and Johnny Cash's Hurt fits this perfectly. Everyone Logan knows, goes away, in the end. He is mourning his friend and mentor Charles while also wishing it was himself in the ground not Charles.

Imagine the pain Logan would've felt over the passing of Charles. The second person he loved in his life.

Movie still hit to this day and it always will

2:00 He’s lucky the airbag didn’t go off!

@toch0418

2 жыл бұрын

Would have been fucking funny

@StarWolf_88

Жыл бұрын

@@toch0418 also sad but seeing him fuck up the airbag and dashboard would've giving us a bit of a chuckle during this..then again this scene dosent need a comic relief...even Deadpool would've looked at the audience and said..."There's no joke here".

This is a peace of fine art, I love it, made me cry then 1 min latter I laugh with logan spanking the truck

This was definitely a 1 time watch for me. To grow up with the XMen films this was the first Thanos snap for me.

@ace9924

28 күн бұрын

This is practically an alternate reality. A good standalone film but Wolverine and the Xmen story ended for me at Days of Future Past.

When you don't hold the light steady when Dad fixes the car.

I’m about to break your heart with this one. Charles clearly still had his telepathic abilities intact because he states that him and Laura have been “communicating”. So why couldn’t Charles sense that the clone wasn’t Logan before his murder? I don’t believe Charles was confessing to who he thought was Logan…I think he knew…and it was his own mortality he was facing. Reflection and admission to what happened at the school was his final omission in his end…DAMN

@jlkomina778

Жыл бұрын

Every time Charles uses his powers for a long amount of time, he gets seizures. The way he manipulates the horse is easy because the horse cannot counter it.

@the.abhiram.r

Жыл бұрын

he was sedated and couldn't properly use his powers

This film is up there with the Dark Knight trilogies.

*"Goodness is not goodness that seeks advantage. Good is good in the final hour, in the deepest pit. Without hope, without witness, without reward. Virtue is only virtue in extremis“*

Laura reminds me alot of me as a kid . Observe quietly and just go with the flow. Her watching Logan beat the truck up after his heart had just been torn apart in burying his ' father ' she just hangs back , watches from afar . She knows better than to interfere or give some monologue about loss. She just hangs back and leaves him be.✌️😎🤙

One of the few film scenes to consistently make me cry

*1:25** me in my mother’s funeral* like break down and tries to compose myself but didn’t work although slightly a little but still... *2:29** me after my mother’s funeral* like when I got back right away I started losing it like Logan but worse like started roaring and screaming and then just starts destroying stuff that would calm me down letting it out but didn’t work... but luckily I got over it a years later knowing she’ll always be with me *we can relate to fictional characters to me and Logan can relate so does Laura* like I fit right in well

@aryan7767

Жыл бұрын

i hope you are strong

@BLAK3SAMA

Жыл бұрын

Yeah. My mothers funeral didn’t go well for me personally. Unexpected suicide. I didn’t even have the courage to speak up when it was time. No I think back and realize I probably did the right thing with the amount of emotions that were flowing through me at that time. Heal well brother 🙏

The only superhero movie that makes me cry so much 😢

This the saddest and most darkest superhero movie ever

This is depressing he went from going back in time and changing the future to having a breakdown on the side of the road after his car broke down

Wonderful soundtrack, wonderful acting, wonderful movie

Charles gave him a home and a family when he had nothing...💔

When I first watched this film, this part i was actually tearing up..smh..then for a second i thought.."Logan is really going to leave Laura there.. stranded" thank god the truck didn't start.

That's so much in character. Anger is the only way he has to express feelings.

According to the DOFP timeline, Logan is the only one who remembers the near extinction mutants. Without even remembering it, Charles had been a lot more to Logan through those years.

The reason why Logan was angrily beating the truck wasn’t just because he lost his longtime friend and mentor who rehabilitated him and made him a force for good, but it was because the truck didn’t work either. Such an awe inspiring work of art 😭

Over 6 years later, no Marvel movie has topped this one. Death just meant so much in this movie.

The definition of grief

Hugh jackman. What an actor. Brought every inch of emotion and pain to Logan. Gave us the most amazing, realistic superhero of all time.

This scene hits so much. Very hard to watch without tearing down man

Logan Lost Everyone He Knew In His Life & Now Their All Gone Mostly Charles & Now He Has Little Girl With Him

The way he falls to the ground like that is heartbreaking. Anybody who has experienced loss like that knows how it feels

He has the X scar on his forehead just like the Old Man Logan comic

Nice of Laura to reach out and grab Logan's hand as a way of comforting him even though she's only really known him and Charles for like what a few days at most.

I think this was the proper way for Professor X to die, even though he is almost alone, because his death in X-Men: The Last Stand was very abrupt and was just thrown in just for the sake of killing a character off. This is why you don't put Brett Ratner in charge of another one of these movies.

@BLZ231

11 ай бұрын

I actually found out recently that Professor X didn't actually die in The Last Stand, because there was a post credit scene showing him waking up in a hospital, and since earlier in the film he brought up the ethical question of transferring the consciousness of a dying person into the body of a living but brain dead person, it's implied that Professor X transferred his consciousness into either a clone or his brain dead twin brother.

the soundtrack and acting were so excellent. i still consider it an incredibly underrated movie. still a very powerful performance that sucks you in and feel the raw emotion. the song selection is so haunting as well (To The Cemetery).

@ChristianFrates1997

4 ай бұрын

Ang Lee’s Hulk is more underrated.

@watchingsomevideos

4 ай бұрын

HULK TOMATOMETER 63% AUDIENCE SCORE 29%

I appreciate how hard this film kicked my heart in the balls.

Him crying made me cry

One detail I like that makes this scene more sad is that when Charles died the first time in The Last Stand, every X-Men member was alive to witness his funeral. Whereas this time, the only official X-Men member around is Logan & it’s the 2nd time he’s witnessed Charles dying in his arms.

in X3, you too see Logan felt pain when Charles died, here he witnesses it again even more painful. Logan has been through much.

The pain and the grief, you can literally feel it especially if youre an xmen fan. Sensational acting

Charles knew it wasn’t Logan that killed him but in logan head he did

He watched all of his friends die AGAIN. Had to bury them again

Wonder if he had an anger management class with like the hulk or something

God this was such a good movie. Hugh Jackman gave an incredible performance

Well, the title of this video should be...logan, f*ck, sh*it, f*ck🤣

I think this is what movies need more of. These big superhero movies focus on the big overarching plot, but we need more focus on characters.

I grew up with wolverine and the X-Men movies that my father introduce me to and it part of what shaped me as a person then I found out my father was a monster who prayed on children and that really devastated me and my family but this is exactly how I feel about the amazing memories I have with him anguish then anger then acceptance I love marvel and how it's a microcosm of life

@OneirologicAlliance

Жыл бұрын

I hope you find all the strength and closure and understanding you deserve

@zaynes5094

10 ай бұрын

Well... that just happened. Sorry, I know you're telling something serious, but it's just something so foreign to me, even as a 25-year-old adult male, that someone would completely take advantage of another innocent like that, and so easily. Breaking any trust that was there, completely. Making the hatred for them just so easy to have, but not wanting it to consume. It's a balancing act that I hope you, with some time under your belt, will be able to at least come to terms with. The fact that the man you knew, and who raised you, might well never have been who you thought. The fact that almost all abusers were abused at one time would tell me that it's the right thing to do by getting out of there with your soul intact at least.

@TheeThe

4 ай бұрын

Ok, a lot of comments here connecting to this video is starting to get really scary.

What's heart breaking here is when we think back to everything Charles has done in life. He's sacrificed himself for the greater good time and again throughout the movie franchise. He could've easily sided with his own kind but always chose to think of the general people as well. He wanted life to work for everyone, mutants and humans, despite their issues and flaws. And then everything he worked for was all ripped apart in this timeline of the movie... this obviously broke him both physically and mentally. To see him get the funeral treatment that he did, despite everything only we, the audience, know he's done... can't help but feel hurt about it. But maybe that's what he wanted more than being buried by the ocean or with any form of recognition and praise... being buried somewhere quiet and peaceful

2:08 I hated how people laughed at this scene. It’s not supposed to be funny, it’s showing Logan unable to process Charles’ death.