Full spoilers follow for Logan (and Old Man Logan!).
With the black and white version of Logan getting a one-night run in theaters this week to help promote its home entertainment release (the film is available now on Digital HD and will be available on Blu-ray, DVD and 4K Ultra HD on May 23), I sat down with director James Mangold to delve into the final Hugh Jackman Wolverine movie one more time. And during our chat, the filmmaker revealed that Logan originally opened on a much darker (if very familiar for comics fans) note…
One of the biggest revelations in Logan was the fact that the X-Men are dead by the time Wolverine and Professor X have gone into hiding in the film. And not just that, but it was their beloved Xavier who accidentally killed them!
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With the black and white version of Logan getting a one-night run in theaters this week to help promote its home entertainment release (the film is available now on Digital HD and will be available on Blu-ray, DVD and 4K Ultra HD on May 23), I sat down with director James Mangold to delve into the final Hugh Jackman Wolverine movie one more time. And during our chat, the filmmaker revealed that Logan originally opened on a much darker (if very familiar for comics fans) note…
One of the biggest revelations in Logan was the fact that the X-Men are dead by the time Wolverine and Professor X have gone into hiding in the film. And not just that, but it was their beloved Xavier who accidentally killed them!
Continue reading…
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