Logan Movie Review (2. Forget about it. When the moviemakers decided to go for a full- blown scarlet R, they didn't skimp on the scarlet. They went full- bore bloody. I don't envy the parents of teenage X- Fans trying to navigate the conversations they'll need to have about this often gratuitously gory movie. Put the foot down, and there may be Wolverine- style howls of protest. Give permission .

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It's doubly unfortunate because, for all its blood, for all its f- words, Logan delivers some powerful messages. Logan acknowledges the cost of shedding that blood. Clips of the film Shane—about an old gunfighter trying to clear a valley of guns—emphasizes this again and again. Even though Laura does her share of killing, there's a sense of innocence about her. Logan wants to preserve that innocence as much as he can. Don't be a killer, he's saying: Be a little girl. Be better than me.

We're given something else here, too: a family. Charles, the wise, aging and sometimes infantile grandfather; Logan, the angry, imperfect father; Laura, the daughter desperately needing a guiding hand. We watch as the traditional roles reverse: Logan gently carrying Charles up a flight of stairs to bed.

Laura caring for an unconscious, sick Logan, finally managing to take him to the hospital. It's strangely touching, especially in the confines of a superhero flick.

And then there's this: Implicitly, Logan's story is one of redemption—one, perhaps, of salvation. Our protagonist is, after all, a wreck of a man when we first meet him, a beaten- down superhero with nothing left to save and no will to save it. Against his better judgment, against his own will, he discovers he does care. He finds someone to love, to save. And in the process, perhaps he saves himself.

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Logan is, in short, frustrating. It's painfully bloody and oddly beautiful, insanely profane and strangely spiritual. And there’s that brief instance of nudity, too. Because of those issues, Logan's a movie I can't recommend to anyone. But in some ways, I wish I could.

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