Colette, my sympathies. My brothers and I took our dad to see this in the theater. We needed a break from taking care of mom. She had dementia and my sister took care of her that day. This movie was just so heartbreaking, as we saw mom in Charles. Mom passed away three years ago. We are now taking care of dad…
Dementia and Alzheimers are horrible, my Step Grandma passed earlier this year and towards the end she'd forget me and would say she only had real grandkids not any step Grandchildren, and she'd forget my Step Grandpa was dead and would ask to see him
Cried for iron man? That's insane, crying for a character that we knew would die to create a false sense of emotions. His death was more pointless than Pa Kent in Man of Steel but recieves zero backlash because it's the goofy comedic MCU. On the contrary this death although inevitable was handled masterfully by the script writers and director.
@@TonySoto-uz5veyou clearly don't know what you're talking about and nice try trying to blame humor for people's reaction towards his death that in of itself makes no sense
The adamantium poisoning him is a real thing from the comics. His healing factor has to fight off the poison regularly, and he actually heals faster without them.
“What’s her gift, eating? Pipe throwing?” Never fails to get a chuckle out of me 😂 Also in case anyone who doesn’t speak spanish is wondering, she basically says “why would I talk to you when all you do is yell at me, insult me, and try to leave me behind” when she’s yelling at him in the car after he asks her why she’s been quiet this whole time.
That line I think shows he still has the wolverine attitude, snarky and impertinent, the same way He was when He first met Xavier and the X-men years back. It reminds me of what Logan said to him "What do they call you, wheels?" lmao
The saddest part of the nice family dying is realizing its Charles' fault. Logan wanted to keep going from the moment they helped with the horses but Charles agrees for them to have dinner and then again says 'we can leave in the morning'....
Logan got mad when he read that business card because it said *Alkali* Transigen. If you recall from X2, Alkali Lake is where Stryker and the Weapon X program grafted the adamantium to his bones. So Logan knew immediately that it was the Weapon X program all over again but hiding under a different name, and his past had once again come back to haunt him.
I get how sad the loss of Charles and Logan are. But Charles lived 90 years and Logan was around 200. Together they saved a new generation of mutants. Logan finally felt the love of family and got to save someone he loved after 200 years of loss
@12:40 my mother (70) took care of her sister (80) when she developed dementia, her sister constantly abused her verbally and even lashed out physically at my mom, but mom stuck by her right up until her sister died the following year. At the funeral mom was very upset, 1) because her sister had just died, but 2) mom was upset at herself because she felt relief that her sister finally found peace and both of them did not have to go thru the suffering anymore. It was then i realized how hard it must have been for mom over the past year, and i made a solemn promise to myself to be there for her in the same way if she ever became a victim of dementia.... i just pray i am as strong as her.
This movie was dark and it was sad to see Logan and Charles like that. The girl that plays Laura was amazing and she endeared the character to the fans. With the sale of Fox they didnt follow through and make a movie with her as X-23. I have heard rumors she might come back and I hope she does, she was great.
She is the apprentice in star wars acolyte and prob the best thing about that show. And yes she is in deadpool and wolverine and has her comic book suit it looks amazing
Let me make it darker for you. The Logan in this film is the one that went to the past in Xmen days of future past to stop the future where mutants are eliminated by trask. So hes actually depressed an recluse in the first place, as despite everything he did to change that, everyone is still dead
I went to the theaters twice to watch this masterpiece, the first time with my ex girlfriend but I knew I had to take my father to watch with me. He's always been a fan of these kinds of movies and western vibes, but now that my father is gone I just feel closer to this movie. I was only able to rewatch it once, I had to introduce this movie to my wife.
This is a beautiful example of a Western genre translated to a superhero film. And I love both film types so much. What a poetic and powerful film. Great reaction 👏🏾!
My grandma has Alzheimer's. She frequently called my mom her little sister. It hurt for awhile until my mother realized that she was calling her by her favorite sister's name. It doesn't matter if they remember exactly who you are if they remember that they love you. Don't forget that you love them too.
Earlier this year my dad died of a double whammy of dementia and stomach cancer. That first interaction between Charles and Logan was my life for a year.
Two things. 1: the scene with the horses is heartbreaking to me because its a reminder of how powerful Charles' powers actually are. 2: the dinner table scene was mostly improved. Which is a testament to how natural play these characters is for Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart
I've watched this movie over a dozen times. The blu-ray copy actually has a black and white version of the film. Fitting, given some of the Western themes. But, now that I've seen it so many times, now I enjoy watching others react to this masterpiece of a film. New subscriber. Great video! Hope you're well.
In The Wolverine movie, the mutant who could see how people die said Logan would die covered in blood with his heart in his hand. He dies in this movie holding Laura’s hand😢
Yukio in The Wolverine had already told him that he would die holding his heart and what is the heart of a dad? They are his children and Laura is holding Logan's hand.
Wolverine was alive for over 200 years. He’s seen more tragedy and suffering than anyone. For the first time he finally had someone and something to live and die for. He finally came full circle, & for as much of his life was consumed by rage, he died with and for love.
1:11:30 On his back, in blood, _with his heart in his hand._ Yukio was right after all in "The Wolverine" when she saw Logan's death, just his heart in his hand meant something a little different...
Another thing. I barely show emotion to movies or tv shows. There are certain moments though that do get me. When Laura says “daddy” nah that shit got me teary eyed. This is honestly my favorite xmen movie, easily my top 5 super hero movie and in my top 15 movie of all time
I've had to go through a loved one dealing with dementia three times. It never gets easier. It's scary knowing it probably gonna happen to me. My thoughts and prayers for you and your family. It's hard to lose someone before they are gone. Thank you for the amazing content.
Lmao by the end of this reaction I was laughing and crying at the same time. Logan always makes me cry and the fact that Colette had no idea how depressing it was 🥲
Brilliant commentary ! Saw "Logan" as a stand alone movie , and loved the performances . Have not seen many of the Super-Hero movies , but this totally affected me emotionally . Laura ( Dafne Keen ) was supposed to be in a sequel , but eventually she starred in the BBC production of " His Dark Materials " , which I really liked .
I had tears rolling down my face at the end of this (yet again), and then: "Are the people who wrote that okay -- like, are you _doing_ okay? You need, like -- you need a rainbow, and some sunshine..." 🤣🤣🤣 I couldn't stop laughing!
It has nothing to do with the R-rating lol. She's not sad about the blood and violence, she's sad about Logan's DEATH. Even if it was PG-13 he still would've died 😅
I think it's just because it's so sad. It reminded her of her family.. Who are not doing the best.. And seeing Logan die is hard. Of course it's a good film. But it's a hard watch at times. Has nothing to do with blood or gore. She even said at one point "so much gore... Awesome!" Lol
I loved the film , but it got me feeling , and sometimes when I feel sad I don’t like it so I say things I don’t really mean 😢 I loved the film , I just got sad!
Daphne was beyond great in Logan, you really should see "His Dark Materials" where she plays the main character of Lyra in the HBO/BBC adaptation of Phillip Pullmans books "The Golden Compass" Season 1, "The Subtle Knife" Season 2 and finally "The Amber Spyglass" Season 3. Also stars James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Amir Wilson, Will Keen (Daphne's Father irl), Andrew Scott, James Cosmo, David Suchet and a huge cast. ABSOLUTELY EPIC series...
I lost my dear mother to dimentia last summer, after she had succumb to the illness 6-7 years previous. From losing the ability to walk and talk, then saying less and less each passing month, in the last 2-3 years she just became more and more quiet. I sang to her on videochat for 3.5 years as I live in another country, and got to be there in her final days. Dimentia is tough on all family members.
my grandmother passed a few years ago now from alzheimer's, and it was a rough experience to go through. x-men has always been my favorite super heroes so seeing patrick stewart play that role so well made it feel real. i love how they showed that human side to charles and logan in this movie. they really did a fantastic job of making logan charles and caliban so relatable.
This movie hurt so bad. I've watched family die to dementia. Professor X broke my heart. Him being buried on the side of the road all alone made me cry.
"Gotta be careful....language" - that reminds me of when I was watching "Rambo" from 2008 on TV years ago, they showed everything, including the gore splattering on the blast shield of the gun emplacement he mans, the soldiers getting their legs cut off by the same emplacement etc. but then the station censored the swearing, lol.
It really hit deep when you were talking about the correlations between Charles and your grandma, it reminds me a lot of my grandpa😭my sympathies for you
Keep in mind when watching this movie Logan is not canon to the other Fox X-Men film continuity. This film takes place in an alternate timeline that was created after the events of Days of Future past. Iron Man Captain America both kill people. Spider-Man the only one who doesn't kill people but he has killed alien creatures. You should also know the adamantium does not run through Laura's entire body it only in her hands and feet. That's why Laura had to pull the bullet out with her teeth because the bullet got stuck in a bone in her arm. If you're wondering why Logan is going by James howlett that is his real name. If you don't remember in the wolverine movie his death was predicted. Logan would be lying down covered in blood holding his own heart in his hand.
Wolverine also has a more military view of situation just like Steve and Tony but Tony has a better capacity to kill through his technology. Steve can kill easier due to his self-righteous view of the world and his justification to kill when he deems it necessary which means Steve can kill easier than wolverine due to the fact that when wolverine kills one thought goes to his mind. Is his killing necessary because he's the best and what he do or is killing who Logan is because he's not very nice.
A piece of information in the comics, Logan killed a bunch of x-men and heroes while being under a spell of mysterio … he was in a friendly base, instead of seeing friends he saw some villains and thought they had killed his friends so he went and attacked them one after the other… (but it was his friends x-men and hero’s) when he came back to himself he saw all the corpse of his friend that he just killed… he coudnt take it and tried to end is life… he pitted is head on a train rail and waited for the train to only survive it… as in the movie Charles killed many x-men and heures and people too due to is mental and physical illness … that’s what is supposed to come before the movie … (if I remember right they thought of doing it in the movie but it was a bit to heavy for a begening) that’s why Charles say Logan what have you done ! What have you done in the begening… and we learn it in the radio for Charles…
15 minutes in, wow, I didn't realize how accurate this depiction of dementia was, all those little details. I'm thinking the writers have personal experience with family who went through this.
Girl this movie got your channel to show up in my algorithm without even searching for it. Lol. Yeah I get the emotions. It breaks lots of people. Great reaction ❤
That truck scene is incredible 😮.. the frustration on both sides is absolutely palpable.. that scene teared me up quite a bit.. not even exactly sure why other than i felt the frustration and emotion.
This movie was based from 2 comic stories.. old man logan and the death of wolverine. The addamantium in his bones has been poisoning him for years, when he was young his healing factor got rid of the adanmantium poisoning but it finally burnt itself out
You can look at it however you want. For me Wolverine got to have a special moment with Lara feel what it’s like to have a family Love connection and now he is at peace.
These types of themes and stories are what keep a lot of people engaged with comic books in adulthood. Yes the superhero happy positive stuff still resonates but these kind of "dark", gritty themes are 100% grounded in the way the world actually works
Don't know if you know yet, but that old Western movie is "Shane." This movie seems to borrow quite a few themes from it. It is one of the greatest westerns ever made, my father loved the hell out of that movie.
The film she quotes that they watched earlier is Shane (1953). In the film a world weary gunslinger trying to escape his past helps a widow and her young son defend their home from men who want to take her land. The story seems cliché today but Shane was one of the early films to introduce that trope. In the film the son idolizes Shane's life as a gunslinger while Shane tries to discourage the boy from a life of violence. Shane gives the speech Laura quotes, after the final fight, severely wounded he rides into the sunset while slumped over in his saddle. To this dat film scholar debate whether or not he dies as he ride off. So that scene she quotes has a much deeper relevance if you know the details of Shane.
I absolutely love that this movie caught you off guard! Hahah. This one is the last one in the timeline, I think? And there are several other movies between X-2, which I think is what you last watched, and this. But having said this, loved the reaction!!! Again, it was kind of cool that you weren't expecting this sort of film. Amongst the ones you haven't watched yet are Wolverine: Origins and The Wolverine, which are more like anyone would expect a wolverine superhero movie to be. Great palate cleanser for the sadness probably! Objectively worse movies than Logan though, what a trip.
If Disney had made this film, it wouldn’t have had nearly the same impact as this masterpiece. Yes it’s raw and heavy, but that’s what made it memorable and separates itself from the rest/other superhero movies.
I know how you feel Colette. I took an a grandmas boy raised by my grandma. She also had dementia and I was the only grandchild she remembered because of all the time I spent with her.
By far my fav marvel film. This one just makes the watcher feel so much more than all other marvel movies. The real emotion that it draws is perfection.
Not a huge fan of hero films but this is imo maybe one of the best ever.. it's a tour de force in acting. And probably wolverines best character depiction.
56:14 I know this movie seems kinda dark, but this is how the comic books really were, like the movies are really watered down for kids and families, but it was made for like teens and young adults who thrive on violence and trauma, i mean drama (do I?)
Dafne Keen aka Laura aka X23 was asked if she is going to be in the Deadpool and Wolverine movie. She said no but it wouldn't be the first time an actor lied about being in a movie. It would be cool if she joined the Young Avengers. She's been in a few movies and shows. Most recently The Acolyte.
Dafe Keen really delivered an Oscar-worthy performance in this - her debut movie. Her facial expressions were so nuanced that even with only little speaking lines, she was able to show masterfully all the spectrum of emotions a raging, confused but ultimately innocent child - who just happened to be a god-level mutant. It's too bad she was not able to continue as X23 in follow up movies. Maybe Deadpool will change the minds of Disney executives..
1:11:53 Collette, if you remember from the wolverine 2013 where he goes to Japan... Yukio tells Logan about his death. She said, "You were holding your own "heart". Yukio was right. Logan was holding his daughter❤ hand
Logan's death scene is the fulfillment of Yukio's prophecy about his death: "I saw you lying on your back, there's blood everywhere, and you're holding your heart in your hand." Before this movie, most people think it's literal heart that he's holding but in this movie it's clear that the heart is a metaphor for Laura, his daughter, as he's holding her hand when he dies.
Not all movies have to be happy, some movies are just an experience of another life, even if I prefer them. I feel like these movies are better I can only watch them once or twice but I learn much more in watching them.
I 😞❤️🌹I lost My Grandmother to Dialysis but She Developed Dementia also her Final 2 Years..She had an Easy passing but still…Bless you Madame…Best thing is to be there
No lie. At the theater this older gentleman had a panic attack or an heart attack. They had to stop the movie at the scene where Logan was burying professor x. The medical people came in and served the older man and then they were in the process of taking him. And he was yelling at the people saying “leave me! I am not leaving without finishing the movie god damn it” 🤣 he was trooper. After they got him out of the building, the restarted the movie for us and eventually the next few days the older man came back to finish the movie and the theater didn’t charge him lol.
Hugh Jackman took a pay cut just so the film could be rated R. He wanted this to be the real Wolverine and his swan song for the character.
Balancing the pros and cons - best Libra trait. Just look at the Libras succeeding in Hollywood : Glenn Powell and Jenna Ortega
Yup he knew from The Wolverine that this would benefit.
@@esoteric_1no shot you turned this into a zodiac thing 😂
@@esoteric_1 Astrology is the absolute dumbest pseudoscience known to man.
@@esoteric_1ain't no way there's a zodiac mf in the comments 😂
Colette, my sympathies. My brothers and I took our dad to see this in the theater. We needed a break from taking care of mom. She had dementia and my sister took care of her that day. This movie was just so heartbreaking, as we saw mom in Charles. Mom passed away three years ago. We are now taking care of dad…
I’m sorry, my friend… I can’t even begin to imagine what that must be like… I’m sorry.
I'm sorry brother, keep fighting the good fight, and best wishes to your family.
My heart feels for you
I am touched by your kindness and support. Thank you.
Dementia and Alzheimers are horrible, my Step Grandma passed earlier this year and towards the end she'd forget me and would say she only had real grandkids not any step Grandchildren, and she'd forget my Step Grandpa was dead and would ask to see him
Before the world cried for Iron Man
We cried for Wolverine
Cried for iron man? That's insane, crying for a character that we knew would die to create a false sense of emotions. His death was more pointless than Pa Kent in Man of Steel but recieves zero backlash because it's the goofy comedic MCU. On the contrary this death although inevitable was handled masterfully by the script writers and director.
But no cried Deadpool 😂
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@@TonySoto-uz5veyou clearly don't know what you're talking about and nice try trying to blame humor for people's reaction towards his death that in of itself makes no sense
@@TonySoto-uz5vewow Just wow senseless Iron man hate,his character and His journey was so emotional and you just shit on it for no good reason
The adamantium poisoning him is a real thing from the comics. His healing factor has to fight off the poison regularly, and he actually heals faster without them.
I know in the old man Logan comic tho it has the whole Hulk incest plot and that is crazy 😂
“What’s her gift, eating? Pipe throwing?” Never fails to get a chuckle out of me 😂
Also in case anyone who doesn’t speak spanish is wondering, she basically says “why would I talk to you when all you do is yell at me, insult me, and try to leave me behind” when she’s yelling at him in the car after he asks her why she’s been quiet this whole time.
That line I think shows he still has the wolverine attitude, snarky and impertinent, the same way He was when He first met Xavier and the X-men years back. It reminds me of what Logan said to him "What do they call you, wheels?" lmao
Man, it makes a big difference when a reaction person is clued-in to the movie. This is really an excellent video.
Agreed and she’s actually also VERY observant. She sees the art, the mood, the connections, the emotions, the filmmaking… I really like her reactions.
I love that they actually took the time to link the Wolverine to this “You’ll die with your heart in your hand” was so poetic with this ending
Makes me tear up.
"Whoever you think I am, you got the wrong guy."
"You were always the wrong guy...until you weren't."
The saddest part of the nice family dying is realizing its Charles' fault. Logan wanted to keep going from the moment they helped with the horses but Charles agrees for them to have dinner and then again says 'we can leave in the morning'....
This movie is so hard to watch, mainly because it gets everyone so teary eyed every time. 😭
It's hard to watch cause Colette talks too freaking much!!! 🙄
@@iamBlackGambitDo you not know how Reaction/Commentary videos work?
@@iamBlackGambitJust go watch the movie dude lol
Does it hurt?
Every time.
Logan got mad when he read that business card because it said *Alkali* Transigen. If you recall from X2, Alkali Lake is where Stryker and the Weapon X program grafted the adamantium to his bones. So Logan knew immediately that it was the Weapon X program all over again but hiding under a different name, and his past had once again come back to haunt him.
I get how sad the loss of Charles and Logan are. But Charles lived 90 years and Logan was around 200. Together they saved a new generation of mutants. Logan finally felt the love of family and got to save someone he loved after 200 years of loss
Dafne Keen deserved an Oscar for this performance
@12:40 my mother (70) took care of her sister (80) when she developed dementia, her sister constantly abused her verbally and even lashed out physically at my mom, but mom stuck by her right up until her sister died the following year. At the funeral mom was very upset, 1) because her sister had just died, but 2) mom was upset at herself because she felt relief that her sister finally found peace and both of them did not have to go thru the suffering anymore. It was then i realized how hard it must have been for mom over the past year, and i made a solemn promise to myself to be there for her in the same way if she ever became a victim of dementia.... i just pray i am as strong as her.
This movie was dark and it was sad to see Logan and Charles like that. The girl that plays Laura was amazing and she endeared the character to the fans. With the sale of Fox they didnt follow through and make a movie with her as X-23. I have heard rumors she might come back and I hope she does, she was great.
I've heard there's a chance she'll make an appearance as X-23 in Deadpool and Wolverine 🤞
She is the apprentice in star wars acolyte and prob the best thing about that show. And yes she is in deadpool and wolverine and has her comic book suit it looks amazing
She's gonna be in dead pool 2
Let me make it darker for you.
The Logan in this film is the one that went to the past in Xmen days of future past to stop the future where mutants are eliminated by trask. So hes actually depressed an recluse in the first place, as despite everything he did to change that, everyone is still dead
I still stand by what I said straight after I watched this when it came out: "That was the best film that I never want to see again".
I went to the theaters twice to watch this masterpiece, the first time with my ex girlfriend but I knew I had to take my father to watch with me. He's always been a fan of these kinds of movies and western vibes, but now that my father is gone I just feel closer to this movie.
I was only able to rewatch it once, I had to introduce this movie to my wife.
"Beware the light" is one of my favorite scenes of this movie.
The old western film Laura and Xavier were watching is called "Shane".
James Howlett aka Wolverine was born in 1832 Canada. In the the movie it's 2029.
This is a beautiful example of a Western genre translated to a superhero film. And I love both film types so much. What a poetic and powerful film. Great reaction 👏🏾!
Logan really is the saddest X-Men life like he’ll pretty much outlive all the X-men & still have no peace
“She's holding her own."
Me: She's holding HIS HEAD!"
My grandma has Alzheimer's. She frequently called my mom her little sister. It hurt for awhile until my mother realized that she was calling her by her favorite sister's name. It doesn't matter if they remember exactly who you are if they remember that they love you. Don't forget that you love them too.
Earlier this year my dad died of a double whammy of dementia and stomach cancer. That first interaction between Charles and Logan was my life for a year.
The medicine is wearing off because he's taking A LOT of injuries and damage. This movie is an absolute classic.
I always thought of it as a kind of adrenaline shot for enhancing mutant abilities. A nice burst of power, but doesn't last long.
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I also saw it as being an adrenaline shot just a nice quick boost to get them going
Two things. 1: the scene with the horses is heartbreaking to me because its a reminder of how powerful Charles' powers actually are. 2: the dinner table scene was mostly improved. Which is a testament to how natural play these characters is for Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart
I've watched this movie over a dozen times. The blu-ray copy actually has a black and white version of the film. Fitting, given some of the Western themes. But, now that I've seen it so many times, now I enjoy watching others react to this masterpiece of a film. New subscriber. Great video! Hope you're well.
Great reaction, you're very perceptive on picking up major themes & motifs, as well as being incredibly compassionate. Logan is a masterpiece.
In The Wolverine movie, the mutant who could see how people die said Logan would die covered in blood with his heart in his hand. He dies in this movie holding Laura’s hand😢
Yukio in The Wolverine had already told him that he would die holding his heart and what is the heart of a dad? They are his children and Laura is holding Logan's hand.
Wolverine was alive for over 200 years. He’s seen more tragedy and suffering than anyone. For the first time he finally had someone and something to live and die for. He finally came full circle, & for as much of his life was consumed by rage, he died with and for love.
197 years. He was born in 1832.
Gabriela , Caliban, Charles & Logan gave their lives for mutantkind to live on. X-Men Forever! 🖤🙅🏽♂️
1:11:30 On his back, in blood, _with his heart in his hand._
Yukio was right after all in "The Wolverine" when she saw Logan's death, just his heart in his hand meant something a little different...
Another thing. I barely show emotion to movies or tv shows. There are certain moments though that do get me. When Laura says “daddy” nah that shit got me teary eyed.
This is honestly my favorite xmen movie, easily my top 5 super hero movie and in my top 15 movie of all time
I've had to go through a loved one dealing with dementia three times. It never gets easier. It's scary knowing it probably gonna happen to me. My thoughts and prayers for you and your family. It's hard to lose someone before they are gone. Thank you for the amazing content.
An old man dies
Little girl lives
Fair trade😢
Lightning Crashes
Sin City.
@@JRSiebz an angel opens her eyes.
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Speaking of, you do need to react to SIN CITY.
Lmao by the end of this reaction I was laughing and crying at the same time. Logan always makes me cry and the fact that Colette had no idea how depressing it was 🥲
Brilliant commentary ! Saw "Logan" as a stand alone movie , and loved the performances . Have not seen many of the Super-Hero movies , but this totally affected me emotionally . Laura ( Dafne Keen ) was supposed to be in a sequel , but eventually she starred in the BBC production of " His Dark Materials " , which I really liked .
They were thinking “Old Man Logan” when they made this movie. It’s not an MCU “Marvel” movie.
The story was from the comics, that means its a Marvel movie idiot...
The “don’t leave me with that fu**ing albino” part killed me and what you said aftr😂
I had tears rolling down my face at the end of this (yet again), and then: "Are the people who wrote that okay -- like, are you _doing_ okay? You need, like -- you need a rainbow, and some sunshine..." 🤣🤣🤣 I couldn't stop laughing!
You wish you never saw this movie??? What did you expect from an R rated Wolverine movie… this film is a masterpiece!
It has nothing to do with the R-rating lol. She's not sad about the blood and violence, she's sad about Logan's DEATH. Even if it was PG-13 he still would've died 😅
I think it's just because it's so sad. It reminded her of her family.. Who are not doing the best.. And seeing Logan die is hard. Of course it's a good film. But it's a hard watch at times. Has nothing to do with blood or gore. She even said at one point "so much gore... Awesome!" Lol
1:13:50. This should clear it up for you.
I loved the film , but it got me feeling , and sometimes when I feel sad I don’t like it so I say things I don’t really mean 😢 I loved the film , I just got sad!
It does hit hard. Did you listen to the very tough Johnny Cash song in the credits?
Daphne was beyond great in Logan, you really should see "His Dark Materials" where she plays the main character of Lyra in the HBO/BBC adaptation of Phillip Pullmans books "The Golden Compass" Season 1, "The Subtle Knife" Season 2 and finally "The Amber Spyglass" Season 3. Also stars James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Amir Wilson, Will Keen (Daphne's Father irl), Andrew Scott, James Cosmo, David Suchet and a huge cast.
ABSOLUTELY EPIC series...
I lost my dear mother to dimentia last summer, after she had succumb to the illness 6-7 years previous. From losing the ability to walk and talk, then saying less and less each passing month, in the last 2-3 years she just became more and more quiet. I sang to her on videochat for 3.5 years as I live in another country, and got to be there in her final days. Dimentia is tough on all family members.
my grandmother passed a few years ago now from alzheimer's, and it was a rough experience to go through. x-men has always been my favorite super heroes so seeing patrick stewart play that role so well made it feel real. i love how they showed that human side to charles and logan in this movie. they really did a fantastic job of making logan charles and caliban so relatable.
This movie hurt so bad. I've watched family die to dementia. Professor X broke my heart. Him being buried on the side of the road all alone made me cry.
"Gotta be careful....language" - that reminds me of when I was watching "Rambo" from 2008 on TV years ago, they showed everything, including the gore splattering on the blast shield of the gun emplacement he mans, the soldiers getting their legs cut off by the same emplacement etc. but then the station censored the swearing, lol.
It really hit deep when you were talking about the correlations between Charles and your grandma, it reminds me a lot of my grandpa😭my sympathies for you
There is something between Logan and farmers. In his origin, the old couple who sheltered him after the experiment were killed as well
Never noticed the water speech reminded him of the boat. Nice spotting.
😂UR REACTIONS CRACK ME UP WITH THOSE CROCODILE TEARZ , U HAVE SOMETIMES 😂
Keep in mind when watching this movie Logan is not canon to the other Fox X-Men film continuity. This film takes place in an alternate timeline that was created after the events of Days of Future past. Iron Man Captain America both kill people. Spider-Man the only one who doesn't kill people but he has killed alien creatures. You should also know the adamantium does not run through Laura's entire body it only in her hands and feet. That's why Laura had to pull the bullet out with her teeth because the bullet got stuck in a bone in her arm. If you're wondering why Logan is going by James howlett that is his real name. If you don't remember in the wolverine movie his death was predicted. Logan would be lying down covered in blood holding his own heart in his hand.
Wolverine also has a more military view of situation just like Steve and Tony but Tony has a better capacity to kill through his technology. Steve can kill easier due to his self-righteous view of the world and his justification to kill when he deems it necessary which means Steve can kill easier than wolverine due to the fact that when wolverine kills one thought goes to his mind. Is his killing necessary because he's the best and what he do or is killing who Logan is because he's not very nice.
Spider man won't kill people but he'll hurl manhole covers at people 💀
A piece of information in the comics, Logan killed a bunch of x-men and heroes while being under a spell of mysterio … he was in a friendly base, instead of seeing friends he saw some villains and thought they had killed his friends so he went and attacked them one after the other… (but it was his friends x-men and hero’s) when he came back to himself he saw all the corpse of his friend that he just killed… he coudnt take it and tried to end is life… he pitted is head on a train rail and waited for the train to only survive it… as in the movie Charles killed many x-men and heures and people too due to is mental and physical illness … that’s what is supposed to come before the movie … (if I remember right they thought of doing it in the movie but it was a bit to heavy for a begening) that’s why Charles say Logan what have you done ! What have you done in the begening… and we learn it in the radio for Charles…
i wonder with an adamantium neck, did he derail the train?
15 minutes in, wow, I didn't realize how accurate this depiction of dementia was, all those little details. I'm thinking the writers have personal experience with family who went through this.
What do you mean what kind of medicine wears off? 🤣
'OMG, gory ... I love it!' 😂
Girl this movie got your channel to show up in my algorithm without even searching for it. Lol. Yeah I get the emotions. It breaks lots of people. Great reaction ❤
it was a good reaction Colette, specially for this movie, good good reaction, thank you.
That truck scene is incredible 😮.. the frustration on both sides is absolutely palpable.. that scene teared me up quite a bit.. not even exactly sure why other than i felt the frustration and emotion.
This movie was based from 2 comic stories.. old man logan and the death of wolverine. The addamantium in his bones has been poisoning him for years, when he was young his healing factor got rid of the adanmantium poisoning but it finally burnt itself out
A great example of adapting the comics. And also how to end a character's story.
You can look at it however you want. For me Wolverine got to have a special moment with Lara feel what it’s like to have a family Love connection and now he is at peace.
They did right by the fans, the comic book fans. A masterpiece.
These types of themes and stories are what keep a lot of people engaged with comic books in adulthood. Yes the superhero happy positive stuff still resonates but these kind of "dark", gritty themes are 100% grounded in the way the world actually works
Don't know if you know yet, but that old Western movie is "Shane." This movie seems to borrow quite a few themes from it. It is one of the greatest westerns ever made, my father loved the hell out of that movie.
The film she quotes that they watched earlier is Shane (1953). In the film a world weary gunslinger trying to escape his past helps a widow and her young son defend their home from men who want to take her land. The story seems cliché today but Shane was one of the early films to introduce that trope. In the film the son idolizes Shane's life as a gunslinger while Shane tries to discourage the boy from a life of violence. Shane gives the speech Laura quotes, after the final fight, severely wounded he rides into the sunset while slumped over in his saddle. To this dat film scholar debate whether or not he dies as he ride off. So that scene she quotes has a much deeper relevance if you know the details of Shane.
I absolutely love that this movie caught you off guard! Hahah. This one is the last one in the timeline, I think? And there are several other movies between X-2, which I think is what you last watched, and this. But having said this, loved the reaction!!! Again, it was kind of cool that you weren't expecting this sort of film. Amongst the ones you haven't watched yet are Wolverine: Origins and The Wolverine, which are more like anyone would expect a wolverine superhero movie to be. Great palate cleanser for the sadness probably! Objectively worse movies than Logan though, what a trip.
Fun fact. Hugh spent long nights drinking and staying up all night to prepare for this move. The haggard look is real.
Awesome more X Men with Logan/Wolverine have a great
Thursday afternoon Colette.🎆📺🎇
If Disney had made this film, it wouldn’t have had nearly the same impact as this masterpiece. Yes it’s raw and heavy, but that’s what made it memorable and separates itself from the rest/other superhero movies.
I knew you were lying and actually loved it 😂
I know how you feel Colette. I took an a grandmas boy raised by my grandma. She also had dementia and I was the only grandchild she remembered because of all the time I spent with her.
"I saw your death Logan, you were holding you heart in your hand." -The Wolverine: who's had was he holding Colette...who's had?
By far my fav marvel film. This one just makes the watcher feel so much more than all other marvel movies. The real emotion that it draws is perfection.
Colette you're awesome. And this reaction was too!
Not a huge fan of hero films but this is imo maybe one of the best ever.. it's a tour de force in acting. And probably wolverines best character depiction.
So sorry to hear about your grandma 😞
Feels like forever ago that i watched this with you 😊❤
56:14 I know this movie seems kinda dark, but this is how the comic books really were, like the movies are really watered down for kids and families, but it was made for like teens and young adults who thrive on violence and trauma, i mean drama (do I?)
Logan's main concern was keeping Xavier safe. Through Laura you have a glimpse of what a young Logan would have been like.
At least we get to see Jackman again as Wolverine in the next Deadpool movie. Should be a lot of fun again but this movie was amazing top to bottom.
Its based off the comic "Old man Logan" You see him for a second in Deadpool 3. He's the cowboy who shoots him.
in a previous movie a fortune teller told him she saw wolverine die with his heart in his hands, and he died holding laura's hand, his heart
Dafne Keen aka Laura aka X23 was asked if she is going to be in the Deadpool and Wolverine movie. She said no but it wouldn't be the first time an actor lied about being in a movie. It would be cool if she joined the Young Avengers. She's been in a few movies and shows. Most recently The Acolyte.
She was in the final trailer 🎉
Made me cry again in the end. Ugh man😢
i watched this film with my dad. first and only time i saw him cry in 21 years
Dafe Keen really delivered an Oscar-worthy performance in this - her debut movie. Her facial expressions were so nuanced that even with only little speaking lines, she was able to show masterfully all the spectrum of emotions a raging, confused but ultimately innocent child - who just happened to be a god-level mutant.
It's too bad she was not able to continue as X23 in follow up movies. Maybe Deadpool will change the minds of Disney executives..
1:11:53 Collette, if you remember from the wolverine 2013 where he goes to Japan... Yukio tells Logan about his death.
She said, "You were holding your own "heart". Yukio was right. Logan was holding his daughter❤ hand
Logan's death scene is the fulfillment of Yukio's prophecy about his death: "I saw you lying on your back, there's blood everywhere, and you're holding your heart in your hand." Before this movie, most people think it's literal heart that he's holding but in this movie it's clear that the heart is a metaphor for Laura, his daughter, as he's holding her hand when he dies.
Not all movies have to be happy, some movies are just an experience of another life, even if I prefer them. I feel like these movies are better I can only watch them once or twice but I learn much more in watching them.
Nice editing, and nice reaction 👍
I 😞❤️🌹I lost My Grandmother to Dialysis but She Developed Dementia also her Final 2 Years..She had an Easy passing but still…Bless you Madame…Best thing is to be there
10:21 awwww were you expecting rainbows and butterflies and white doves and waterfalls in bright green grass add flowers and roses
Back in the Wolverine Yukio tells Logan that he'll die with his heart in his hand, then he dies holding Laura hand..😢
Great reaction! I think Logan and V for Vendetta are the best comic book movies.
1:11:47 hearing her say that hurts when you hear it. Every time.
Colette Cherry Awesome Video Today!!🔥🐐🐐💎
Did you watch the previous 6 films off camera or something?
No lie. At the theater this older gentleman had a panic attack or an heart attack. They had to stop the movie at the scene where Logan was burying professor x. The medical people came in and served the older man and then they were in the process of taking him. And he was yelling at the people saying “leave me! I am not leaving without finishing the movie god damn it” 🤣 he was trooper. After they got him out of the building, the restarted the movie for us and eventually the next few days the older man came back to finish the movie and the theater didn’t charge him lol.
Sometimes it takes a death to better appreciate life.