Logan Vs Tintin : Who Is The Only Actor Who Plays Logan?

Hugh jackman is without a doubt the only actor who should ever play this character. sir patrick stewart also is very good in the film. charles xavier is a very hurt and very sad man in logan, i think stewart really portrays xavier as that hurt man very very well.

Hugh jackman plays the title role in "logan" (wolverine's chosen name), a dark, violent story in the future where the surviving x-men have disbanded; and jackman takes whatever side jobs he can get to support himself and the elderly, frail professor xavier (played by patrick stewart). it is a bleak existence for both men. stewart needs drugs to keep him from having seizures that produce psychic blasts of energy that can kill people and level a small city; and jackman's healing factor is severely diminished due to something poisoning his body.the former teacher and student are barely getting by when both get the chance to become heroes again.

I'm happy to say that fox and director james mangold pulled it off with flying colors. logan is the perfect sendoff for hugh jackman, who has played wolverine in nine movies over seventeen years, and it's hard to see how anyone can replace him (and you know they will eventually). logan is a character driven drama that evokes classic westerns like shane and unforgiven, while still being a superhero movie.

The rest of the complaint lies on jamie bell's terrible voice acting as tintin which sounds flat and emotionless, the plain jokes that i find it hard to crack a smile, the unlikeness of tintin as a whole (his facial expression is weird). but then again, what more can i ask? as said earlier, this is not a terrible animation and i'm sure many will enjoy it.

The rest of the complaint lies on jamie bell's terrible voice acting as tintin which sounds flat and emotionless, the plain jokes that i find it hard to crack a smile, the unlikeness of tintin as a whole (his facial expression is weird). but then again, what more can i ask? as said earlier, this is not a terrible animation and i'm sure many will enjoy it.

Fantastic), kate mara (invisible woman), michael b. jordan (the human torch), and jamie bell (the thing). - miles teller is a strong lead. as ridiculous as the script got at a few points, this kid can act his way around it, and make me buy the scene.

But, with a decreasing healing factor, logan goes down and stays there for about 30 seconds. if you are a fan of the character, this is absolutely heartbreaking to see. he then gets up (slowly) and gets smacked around by these guys as he slowly kills them, then finally goes rage mode to finish them off, having sustained several injuries that don't seem to be healing too quickly.

As always, the casting of the characters remains spot-on. jackman has never been more compelling as logan than he is here, exhibiting restraint and temerity that brings newfound gravitas and pathos to his character. mcavoy and fassbender continue to make a fascinating pair, portraying their emotionally complex relationship with heartfelt poignancy especially when contrasted against their kinder, gentler older selves who wonder why they spent so many years bickering.

It's a heartfelt and beautiful send off for hugh jackman's 17 year run as the character and a brilliant ushering in for the new generation of x-men.the type of people who will like this movie will be fans of drama, fans of action, fans of x-men, fans of more emotional and dramatic comic book movies, like 'the dark knight' and fans of wolverine.would recommend.# possible spoilers!hugh jackman was phenomenal as logan and i genuinely wouldn't be surprised if he was nominated for an oscar here because it was honestly brilliant. patrick stewart was magnificent as charles xavier and provided a much better and more heartfelt performance than mcavoy in 'x-men: apocalypse'. we all know that(hopefully) this will be the last time jackman and stewart reprise their roles as these characters and in honour of that, they made their friendship seem so genuine and emotional and doesn't seem forced at all which was amazing.

This is logan at his lowest and most desperate point in his life. the same can be said with patrick stewart as professor x. stewart gets to take his character in a direction never seen before. like jackman, he gets to show more range in his character as a mentally unstable senior charles who becomes a more dangerous and unpredictable person then even wolverine himself.