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hi everyone!

here is my edited reaction to Logan

uhhhhh i was not EXPECTING THIS AND I WAS NOT PREPARED. this was an INCREDIBLE movie but with SO much emotional depth that i was not prepped for. man :') editing this one as well had me in tears as well.

thanks for watching with me!

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Toji

waking up to a saturday reaction of logan .. thank you eme 🥹🔥

GomezAddams

Youch, this is a tough one. Wishing you a Very Happy New Year! 🫶🥂🎇

Joe

Great reaction and movie. Such an unexpected, but earned, change in tone and emotional depth. Also, I think Dafne Keen's performance as Laura is one of the best child acting performances I have seen. Back to Deadpool next with Deadpool 2. Quite the tone shift again. There are some other non-X-men Marvel movies you should probably see before you get to Deadpool & Wolverine, so let us know if you're looking for some suggestions there.

Aldo Gonzales

Not necessarily. Deadpool 2 and Loki season 2 is all she really needs at this point.

Joe

Maybe. I think it is a fun and helpful detour to see some of the non-MCU movies that have connections, such as Blade, Fantastic Four (2005), and the Daredevil movie. But not absolutely necessary, I don’t think Loki Season 2 is 100% necessary either but it is good and does help.

Drake

it wasnt in the reaction so i guess you missed it ? but after the casino in teh radio they said that the last time charles had such a big seizure he basicly killed most of the other mutants with it

Drake

being a R rated wolverine movie made it so much more real

Stephen Ray

I knew you were going to make my eyes wet. My cheeks too. And I've seen this a bunch of times already. It's just a really good movie. The movie they watched, Shane, is a classic western from the 50s. The story Charles tells about seeing it is Patrick Stewart's story.

emmereacts

OH cool! thanks for answering my question about which movie it was

emmereacts

yes, i did see that! i obviously can't include every moment of the movie in the reaction but of course i'm watching the whole time

emmereacts

ahhh ok that's good to know. i am planning on dipping my toes in fantastic four stuff eventually but i feel like i need to find a good release order list

Joe

For Fantastic Four, I say watch the original 2005 one, which is not great but campy fun. Then I think you are ok just to watch the recent one that just came out, which I think is actually good.

Aldo Gonzales

So it actually happened? I legit didn’t know if it was true, but it definitely felt real. I guess Patrick Stewart wanted to put it all out there in the event that he didn’t get to portray him again – even though we would eventually see him return in another dimension as a member of the Illuminati.

Aldo Gonzales

36:43 Alex Hefner said the same thing. Hey, Emme. I apologize in advance but here comes another super-long comment. I hope you take the time to read it though because it’s a good one. It took me a bit longer than usual to get my thoughts out. Before I begin though, you’re not too far from Deadpool & Wolverine. All you have left to watch in order to understand it is Deadpool 2 and of course Loki season 2. I won’t say much else about that. And now, onto the trivia. Looking back, this movie also has a few parallels to some familiar media. First, there’s Stranger Things. Zander Rice kept Laura and her friends locked in a lab just like Brenner did with Jane Ives/Eleven and the other kids including you-know-who. Logan and Laura also have a bit of a dynamic like Jim Hopper and Eleven. (By the way, are you watching the final season off-camera or are you gonna save it for the channel later on?) Then there’s The Last of Us. Joel Miller was a broken man who didn’t care about Ellie at first, but over the course of their journey they became a father-daughter duo. In a similar sense, Logan was reluctant to help at first but by the end he became the father she had wanted. There’s one more parallel I wanna share, but I can’t talk about it just yet. Two years before we cried for Tony in Avengers: Endgame, we cried for Logan. Other reactors who have gotten into the X-Men movies since the pandemic have felt the same way, and they didn’t have a dry eye by the end of the film. In Days of Future Past, the X-Men were able to avert total disaster in their original timeline and prevent the sentinels from being created. As a result, when Logan said the events of the Statue of Liberty happened a long time ago he really meant long. He’s the only one who still remembers the old timeline. However, in this new timeline, mutants are still going extinct. This time it’s not because of the Sentinels. Rather, it’s Canewood corn syrup. There have been hints shown throughout the entire movie, but it wasn’t confirmed until Zander Rice brought it up. Any food that contained Canewood corn syrup such as the drinks and cereals he mentioned would reverse the mutagen because Alkali-Transigen would embed the counteragent into the genetically modified corn. To add to that, Charles started losing control of his powers in 2028. In the process, he accidentally killed some of the X-Men. As for Logan, it’s worth remembering that he didn’t always have metal claws. The reason why he’s physically struggling is because the adamantium had been poisoning his body. His healing factor fought the effects for so long, but the metal eventually started breaking down and poisoning his blood. As a result, not only has it affected his ability to heal but it’s also made him begin to age. By the way, the name he used for the limo driver ID is his real name James Howlett. I doubt almost anyone in 2029 would be wondering about his identity and age. I also can’t forget about Laura and her friends. The nurses were all they had as family. Rice ordered to have their biological mothers killed so that no one would talk. At least the nurses had heart and were determined to save them. They didn’t see them as experiments but rather as children and living beings with full lives ahead of them. Some behind the scenes trivia: 1.) Hugh Jackman accepted a pay reduction in order to give this film an R-rating since he didn't wanna hold back on the violence this time around. 2.) Hugh would have two stunt doubles – one for Old Man Logan and one for his clone X-24. When Hugh would portray one of the two, the corresponding stunt double to the other character would step in. 3.) We’re in 2025, but this movie was made back in 2016. The car they used for the 2024 Chrysler E8 was actually a custom-made Chrysler 300. 4,) The water tower they used in the Juarez set wasn’t some random tower they found. They designed and built it from the ground up. The interior of the tower was even made to be modeled after Cerebro. 5.) The comics used in this movie were drawn by Joe Quesada and Dan Panosian. Director James Mangold was allowed to embed comics into the movie as long as they weren’t actual issues that Marvel published. (Also, it’s kinda funny that we see a comic book in a comic book movie.) 6.) The film that Laura and Charles were watching in the hotel is a 1953 western called Shane. Some of the themes that were explored in that film were incorporated into this one. 7.) Caliban’s power was that he could locate mutants. After he sacrificed himself, the drones that Rice used to locate the kids had some of Caliban’s tissue embedded in them. 8.) And finally, Dafne Keen was about 10 years old when she auditioned. She pitched in the idea to have Laura speak Spanish, and they gave her the green light. In real life, her father is British and her mother is Spanish. As someone who grew up in a Spanish speaking household, I felt that was a nice touch to her character. You probably didn’t recognize her right away, but fast forward to the present you got to see Dafne in the Star Wars series The Acolyte when she portrayed Jecki Lon. She was casted in part because they wanted to see her wield a lightsaber.