Title: Logan
Year: 2010
Rating: 5.8
Cast: Leo Howard, Patrick Probst, Booboo Stewart, Abigail Isom, Nicole Carmela
Description: The grizzled weariness etched onto Hugh Jackman's face in *Logan* isn't just makeup; it's a mirror reflecting the soul-crushing weight of a legacy burdened by violence. This isn't your typical superhero fare; it's a visceral character study exploring themes of mortality, fatherhood, and the fading echoes of glory. James Mangold masterfully crafts a neo-western atmosphere, steeped in dusty landscapes and melancholic beauty, mirroring Logan's internal struggle. The action sequences are brutal, raw, and unflinching, serving not as spectacle but as visceral extensions of the emotional core. *Logan* isn't just a superhero film; it's a poignant elegy, a deeply affecting exploration of what it means to be human, even – or perhaps especially – when you're practically immortal.