That sign makes me wonder if the future is post-Trump.
If they're going Old Man Logan and they can't use the Marvel villains, it'd be an interesting play.

Villain confirmed as Donald Pierce, from the Hellfire Club.

Also, isn't that little girl's hand HUGE?

Ha! Think so? Assuming it's X-23, she's probably a fair age.

I mean, shouldn't her fingers be shorter?

Maybe this is finally the good Wolverine film,maybe.

Logan | Official Trailer [HD] [YouTube]

First trailer. Gonna be very interesting to see how the public reacts to this one!

Nice promo shot.

- Hugh Jackman Took a Paycut to Make Sure Logan Could Be Rated R

According to director James Mangold, Jackman took a pay cut to help bring the film down to a budget the studio was comfortable with making an R-rated release.

Mangold said this at Butt-Numb-A-Thon, a 24 hour film festival held in Austin, TX, where 40 minutes of the film were screened. It was the same footage that played in New York last week, and got insanely good reactions.

Do more, mate. C'mon. Wear the costume. C'mon.

- Logan | Official HD Trailer #2 [YouTube]

Not nearly as unconventional as earlier impressions.

Director warns the film isn't rated yet. Violence and language - subject to change.

- Confirmed: ‘Logan’ Has a Post-Credits Scene

While the version of the film screened for critics had no such thing, over the past few days word has begun to spread that Logan might have a scene added after the credits when it hits theaters. Forget about the rumors...I can confirm it’s true. When Logan is released on March 3rd it’ll have a post-credits scene. I’m not sure if it’s half way through the credits or at the very end, but I can 100% tell you something will be there.

Right now Fox is doing advance screenings for critics without this scene and from what I’ve been told it won’t be shown until opening day. But with the way the internet works, I’m sure someone will leak what it is before it’s in theaters, or shortly after the midnight showings on Thursday, March 2nd. But it won’t be me.

Don't leave early!

I went to see the movie yesterday.

There was no end of credits scene. Im sure it was confirmed that the producers didn't want to do that.

As for the film, well it is by far the best Wolverine film. The story was pretty decent and had some interesting parts, but I did feel it dragged on, and got a little predictable at times (I hadn't looked much at the story online before I saw it and didn't know a lot of detail about the storyline(s) it was based on). The additional violence was really good and more realistic for a Wolverine type film.

There was a lot of swearing in it. Too much so for my liking. While Im not prudish about language, I felt it was really over the top and often un-necessary, particularly from professor X.

Overall Id give it like 7.5, maybe 8 out of 10.

Many are touting Logan as the best superhero movie ever. I did it enjoy it, but I'm going to have to STRONGLY disagree with such claims. It's a good movie, and has some awesome moments, but I don't quite think it reaches greatness. I can respect a lot of what the movie does, but other parts left me scratching my head. It is definitely great to see Wolverine going on a violent rampage, but I feel like it's overused and quickly wears thin. Nothing but respect for Hugh Jackman, though. I'm sad to see him hang up the gloves here, but all of his hard work will not be soon forgotten. Logan's a fitting end for the character, but I'm still not very satisfied with how it all played out in the end. I feel it had so many opportunities to become something greater, but instead the movie decides to throw a monkey wrench into the final act and go an entirely different route. I can't help but feel a bit disappointed.