Directed by James Mangold, “Logan” marks a powerful and poignant conclusion to the Wolverine trilogy. Set in a bleak, dystopian future, the film follows an aging Logan (Hugh Jackman), whose once-mighty healing abilities are now in decline. He lives a quiet life near the Mexican border, caring for an ailing Professor Charles Xavier (Patrick Stewart).

Their fragile peace is shattered when a young mutant named Laura (Dafne Keen) appears, fleeing from dark forces. Laura, who possesses similar powers to Logan, including adamantium claws and regenerative abilities, disrupts their isolated existence. Reluctantly, Logan takes on the role of protector, embarking on a harrowing journey of survival and redemption with Laura.

“Logan” is acclaimed for its gritty realism and emotional depth, offering a departure from traditional superhero fare. The film delves into themes of mortality, legacy, and the heavy cost of violence, presenting a more introspective and raw portrayal of its iconic characters. Jackman’s performance as Logan is both vulnerable and powerful, contributing to the film’s critical success and its standing as a memorable and profound entry in the superhero genre.