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I watched "Logan" (which is Wolverine) a couple of weeks ago and didn't share my thoughts.
First impression: "What is this nonsense? Switch to English! This translator is inadequate; there's more swearing here than normal words!"
Second impression: "Ah... Ah! Now I get it!"
The director was bitten by Deadpool.
Final impression: it's a bit depressing and, in some ways, more atmospheric than most other Marvel works. But I can't say that I really connected with the film: moving away from the comic book, they still didn't quite manage to elevate the film to a real psychological genre; in the end, it's neither one thing nor the other. In fact, the abundance of swearing here is, in a way, an indicator: when you have to insert a harsh word to show the intensity of emotions to the viewer, it means that something isn't being done right.
But overall... let's give it a 7/10. For originality.
First impression: "What is this nonsense? Switch to English! This translator is inadequate; there's more swearing here than normal words!"
Second impression: "Ah... Ah! Now I get it!"
The director was bitten by Deadpool.
Final impression: it's a bit depressing and, in some ways, more atmospheric than most other Marvel works. But I can't say that I really connected with the film: moving away from the comic book, they still didn't quite manage to elevate the film to a real psychological genre; in the end, it's neither one thing nor the other. In fact, the abundance of swearing here is, in a way, an indicator: when you have to insert a harsh word to show the intensity of emotions to the viewer, it means that something isn't being done right.
But overall... let's give it a 7/10. For originality.