Logan - The Wolverine

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This movie and Doctor Strange (2016) are the only two Marvel movies to date to be shot with the Arri [...]	D
In the story "Old Man Logan", Mysterio tricked Logan into killing the X-Men. In the movie, Charles k [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart claimed that much of the dialogue at the dinner table scene, in which Logan and [...]	D
Second movie in the X-Men franchise to use a Jim Croce song, specifically "I Got A Name" (playing in [...]	D
The scene of Logan and Laura leaving the urgent care clinic was filmed in Amite, Louisiana.	D
Bears many similarities with The Last of Us (2013); set in the relatively near-future, an aging albe [...]	D
According to director James Mangold, allowing the movie to be R-rated was important, not so much for [...]	D
Hugh Jackman opened up about everything that unfolded the day he, Mangold and Dafne Keen recorded Wo [...]	D
(at around 14 mins) When Charles tells Logan that they will come for him at the Statue of Liberty, L [...]	D
There was a flashback originally filmed that explains what originally triggered Charles' dementia, a [...]	D
Hugh Jackman induced dehydration for forty-eight hours prior to filming scenes of Wolverine shirtles [...]	D
(at around 1h 55 mins) The shot where Logan is running through the forest trees to kill attacking ba [...]	D
(at around 55 mins) When Laura and Charles are watching Il cavaliere della valle solitaria (1953), C [...]	D
Logan has trouble getting his claw up in one scene due to his advanced age.	D
The main title song is played three times. Once in the beginning when we're seeing the old Logan. Th [...]	D
While auditioning for the part of Laura, Dafne Keen asked director James Mangold if she could improv [...]	D
The first words spoken by Laura (Dafne Keen) occur at around the 1:37:00 mark of the film.	D
This is the second time Professor X has died in an X-Men movie, after X-Men: Conflitto finale (2006) [...]	D
X-24 is based on Albert (a robotic version of Wolverine created by Donald Pierce) and carries charac [...]	D
In the U.K., the first wide release showing of this movie was at the unusual time of 10:23 p.m., rat [...]	D
The second longest X-Men movie, behind X-Men: Apocalisse (2016).	D
According to the directors commentary, the film is called Logan because it's about the man, not the [...]	D
It was believed that after the success of Deadpool (2016), Twentieth Century Fox decided to aim for [...]	D
Millie Bobby Brown auditioned for the role of X-23.	D
The first X-Men movie that does not include a post-credits scene since X-Men - L'inizio (2011). This [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart lost twenty-one pounds to play Charles Xavier as elderly and sick. Stewart claim [...]	D
One of the children in Eden is Rictor from the comics, who had the ability to release seismic energy [...]	D
This is the second Marvel superhero live-action movie where the title character dies. The first bein [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart told interviewers before the premiere that this would "probably" be his last per [...]	D
Logan smiles only three times throughout the movie.	D
This movie takes place six years after Wolverine woke up in alternate 2023 at the end of X-Men - Gio [...]	D
(at around 33 mins) Pierce refers to Professor X as an octogenarian. Professor X corrects him statin [...]	D
This is the first Wolverine stand-alone movie not to feature "Wolverine" in its title.	D
Although the action takes place in 2029, all of the vehicles seen are relatively recent years' model [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart stated on The Graham Norton Show: Hugh Jackman/Sir Patrick Stewart/Sir Ian McKel [...]	D
In Wolverine - L'immortale (2013) (also directed by James Mangold), Logan's travel companion Yukio p [...]	D
The Deadpool 2 (2018) teaser trailer was omitted from the DVD release.	D
This movie was re-released in theatres on May 16, 2017 in a new black-and-white version, known as "L [...]	D
In June 2017, this movie became the number one superhero movie of all time on RottenTomatoes, knocki [...]	D
This is Lennie Loftin's second comic book movie after Daredevil (2003).	D
In the final scene, you can see the mutant Bobby carrying an original Wolverine action figure, which [...]	D
The explanation of why there are no mutants in the last twenty-five years in America is that high-fr [...]	D
Highest rated X-Men movie on IMDB with 8.1/10	D
The adamantium round Logan carries with him is a .44 Magnum. The bullet itself is called an "Xtreme [...]	D
Throughout all of his portrayals of Logan, Hugh Jackman stated he learned his American accent from c [...]	D
Richard E. Grant (Dr. Rice) and Sir Ian McKellen (Magneto in other X-Men movies) shared the role of [...]	D
(at around 1h 16 mins) On the bedside table in the Munson's bedroom, a copy of Sarah Ban Breathnach' [...]	D
The truck Logan trades in his limo for is a 2016 RAM 1500 Rebel pickup truck.	D
One of the comics Laura had in her bag was X-Men #132. This comic had the first appearance of the X- [...]	D
Cliff Martinez was originally hired to do the score but for unknown reasons, dropped out and was rep [...]	D
The "f" word is used thirty-five times.	D
James Mangold stated that this movie is set in 2029 to avoid any conflict with the timeline establis [...]	D
Logan's funeral scene wherein Laura lowers the cross into an "x" is nearly identical to an early sce [...]	D
(at around 16 mins) The Samurai sword presented to Logan in Wolverine - L'immortale (2013) can be se [...]	D
This is the only entry in the "Wolverine" movie trilogy to have no post-credits scene, thus bringing [...]	D
At 6'7", Stephen Merchant is a full foot taller than TÃ³mas Lemarquis, who played Caliban in X-Men [...]	D
When Nate is showing Laura the music on his iPod, the song "Devil's Whisper" by Raury is playing. Th [...]	D
(at around 1h 4 mins) It is not said which X-Men got killed by Professor X, but the number seven is [...]	D
The name Logan used as a driver, "James Howlett", is his birth name in the comics and in X-Men: le o [...]	D
Era mio padre (2002) and Io sono leggenda (2007) are considered possible influences behind the movie [...]	D
The title of this movie is "Logan". This is a reference to Mark Millar's graphic novel "Old Man Loga [...]	D
This movie is based on the X-men storylines "Old Man Logan" (an aging Logan sets out for one last ad [...]	D
Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt" was used on the first trailer for this movie. Lyrics from the original [...]	D
Hugh Jackman originally didn't want Logan's death in the movie. He envisioned an ending similar to G [...]	D
Hugh Jackman admitted to having two lingering regrets about retiring from the role of Logan/Wolverin [...]	D
This is the first superhero movie to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. [...]	D
Boyd Holbrook gained ten pounds of fat for the role of Donald Pierce.	D
This is the first Wolverine-centric movie where Sir Patrick Stewart played a major credited role. Hi [...]	D
(at around 55 mins) According to one of the files attained from the lab, one of the children was the [...]	D
Second X-Men movie to have its world premiere at a major film festival (Berlin). The first was X-Men [...]	D
The red band trailer was an unofficially released trailer, with the added bonus of a grainy clip of [...]	D
Laura was supposed to gain her 3rd claw in her hands during a Bat Mitzvah sequence that was filmed b [...]	D
Cliff Martinez was originally the composer, but withdrew after six months of work at the end of 2016 [...]	D
Hugh Jackman stated that while he doesn't doubt that the character of Logan will be eventually reboo [...]	D
The 2024 Chrysler E8 limo that Logan drives was actually a custom-made Chrysler 300.	D
Director James Mangold was so impressed by the commitment of Laura's stunt double Rissa Kilar, he de [...]	D
(at around 54 mins) Xavier and Laura are watching the classic western Il cavaliere della valle solit [...]	D
Dafne Keen (Laura) was eleven years old at the time of filming, and so was not allowed inside the ca [...]	D
Laura's X-Men comic books were specially made for the film, to showcase the contrast between the adv [...]	D
Stephen Merchant announced his participation in this movie by posting an Instagram picture, which sh [...]	D
Though far from a traditional X-Men movie, there is still plenty of imagery using the letter X. When [...]	D
Though Laura maintains a stern demeanor throughout the movie, Dafne Keen had to shoot her fight scen [...]	D
(at around 1h 50 mins) Logan waking up and finding himself in the children's hideout in North Dakota [...]	D
There are six deleted scenes from the movie: 1. Logan gets a ticket 2. Alternate dinner scene 3. Mut [...]	D
The only X-Men movie where Hugh Jackman is not listed in the end credits as "Wolverine", non-cameo-w [...]	D
The fourth comic book adaptation nominated for the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay, after [...]	D
Sabretooth was originally going to have a small role, where he helps Wolverine, X-23, and Professor [...]	D
When Logan pulls up to the smelter the railroad tracks appear to be too wide. To reinforce this the [...]	D
Although the theme of death and disease is present throughout the movie, the song "When the Man Come [...]	D
Stephen Merchant is the second actor to portray the mutant Caliban, after TÃ³mas Lemarquis in X-Me [...]	D
Featured in "The A to Z of Superhero Movies: From Abar to ZsaZsa via the MCU", written by Rob Hill.	D
The character X-23 debuted in the X-Men: Evolution (2000) cartoon and has also appeared in Marvel Co [...]	D
Visual effects supervisor Chas Jarrett, who had not worked with director James Mangold before, said [...]	D
Hugh Jackman stated in an interview that the only way he would reprise his role is if a crossover be [...]	D
Pierce's full name in the comics is Donald Pierce. He is named for actor Donald Sutherland, who play [...]	D
Ian McKellen expressed an interest in returning as Magneto.	D
According to director James Mangold, this movie was influenced by the crime story L'uomo nel mirino [...]	D
Sir Ian McKellen, who played Magneto in the X-Men film franchise, had expressed interest in appearin [...]	D
(at around 1h 35 mins) When Laura shouts at Logan In Spanish, the lines are not translated. Her word [...]	D
Hugh Jackman said this was the hardest Wolverine movie for which he had ever trained.	D
On her dossier, it says that Laura has type O negative blood. O negative blood is the universal dono [...]	D
Upon opening at 4,071 theaters in the United States, this movie became the widest opening R-rated re [...]	D
Wolverine only has one bone in his body that is not made of Adamantium. He used to call that bone hi [...]	D
This is the third collaboration between Hugh Jackman and James Mangold, having previously worked tog [...]	D
Dafne Keen is rumored to return in an X-Men/Laura spin-off.	D
Wolverine fights another character played by Hugh Jackman in the climax; this calls back to X-Men (2 [...]	D
(at around 54 mins) The boots Logan puts on in the hotel room are "Wolverine 1,000 mile" boots.	D
At the beginning of the film when Pierce sits in the back of the limo, he tells Logan he heard about [...]	D
In X-Men 2 (2003), Stryker's final words to Logan were "One day, someone will finish what we started [...]	D
Caliban's appearance in this film draws from the William Shakespeare play "The Tempest", where a cha [...]	D
When Charles Xavier suffers from his seizures, Hugh Jackman did not act as if he was being pushed aw [...]	D
Professor Xavier's Psionic blast was done by shooting shaky footage and then re-stabilizing the fram [...]	D
Professor Xavier's psychic blast initially was conceived as a huge pulse of energy, akin to the trad [...]	D
(at around 20 mins) The first X-Men movie to show bare breasts, and only the third Marvel movie to s [...]	D
The third movie of the Wolverine trilogy.	D
(at around 1h 17 mins) On the back wall of Nate Munson's bedroom, several "deathcore" posters can be [...]	D
Director James Mangold confirmed that he wanted to release the Blu-ray of this movie in black-and-wh [...]	D
Sir Patrick Stewart and Richard E. Grant appeared in Canto di Natale (1999).	D
The coordinates to Eden (48.9770333, -102.155491) lead to a spot in North Dakota. According to the m [...]	D
James Mangold said that this movie has a more "human" feel relying very little on CGI and greenscree [...]	D
(at around 55 mins) When Logan opens the files from Transigen, the first page is to Rictor, who has [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Logan. This film received three "recommends".	D
Liev Schreiber was approached to reprise his role as Sabretooth from the first Wolverine movie, but [...]	D
The song playing over the end credits, "The Man Comes Around", and the one playing over the teaser t [...]	D
The "Superman Theme" by John Williams is on the soundtrack. Producer Lauren Shuler Donner is the wif [...]	D
One of the Laura's X-Men comic books (specifically created for the film) have the X-Men attending a [...]	D
Logan's final line before he dies - "so this is what it feels like" - not only refers to death, but [...]	D
Hugh Jackman said that he wanted this movie to be a mix of Gli spietati (1992), The Wrestler (2008), [...]	D
(at around 49 mins) When Logan, Charles, and Laura stop off during their road trip, Logan is seen st [...]	D
In the second trailer, after Logan leaves the gas station, the track played is "Way Down We Go" by t [...]	D
This is the last movie in which Hugh Jackman will play Wolverine. He has cited his age and his skin [...]	D
Richard E. Grant is the fourth Il trono di spade (2011) actor or actress to join the X-Men film fran [...]	D
According to James Mangold on the audio commentary, the collapsed water tower that Charles stays in [...]	D
Theatrical movie debut of Dafne Keen (Laura/X-23).	D

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