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What is Laura saying at the end of Logan? ›

Though her choice of words is a callback to having watched Shane earlier in the movie, it also conceals a much deeper meaning. When Laura says there are "no more guns in the valley" in Logan, she's not just quoting Shane but referencing the parallels between the Western and Logan's own story.

I also think that Jackman couldn't have delivered Logan's last line, “So this is what it feels like,” any more eloquently.

Language. Strong language throughout, including "f--k," "motherf--ker," "s--t," "bulls--t," "a--hole," "ass," "goddamn," "d--k," and "hell." Also "pendejo" and the derogatory term "cholos."

Adamantium Poisoning Is Why Wolverine Lost His Healing Power In Logan. In Logan, scars and bullet holes that once would have vanished remain permanently visible on Wolverine, who is in constant physical agony in the movie, and it all comes down to a single fatal affliction: Adamantium poisoning.

Formerly believed to be a clone of Logan, but later revealed to be his biological daughter, Laura has been fighting alongside the X-Men for years, and recently fell while safeguarding humanity and fighting to give mutantkind a last chance at survival.

At the end of ''The Garden Party,'' Laura realizes that life is marvelous. This occurs after she sees Mr. Scott's dead body and realizes that, for the dead person, death is peaceful and restful freedom from life, even though it feels tragic for the loved ones of the person who has died.

He figured that the one chance he had was to make Kendall into the killer. That's why, at the end, he smiles. He's achieved what he was after.

Charles Xavier whispered, "Don't be a robot," to Logan on his death bed in the movie Logan. This was a reference to an earlier conversation between the two in which Charles told Logan that he needed to stop being a robot and start living again.

A few years later, Logan's healing factor is deteriorating, causing him to finally age past his prime and suffer from terminal adamantium poisoning.

The word fart is the first and therefore, the oldest swear word in the English language. In old English, the word had a different form — “feortan.” In Latin, the word had a very different form “pedere.” Its proto-Indo-European root is *perd which means to break wind loudly.

Is Logan ok for a 13 year old? ›

Overall 13+. Minimum Of 12 if mature. This title has: Too much violence.

In Sweden, bad words mostly have a religious origin and in the past it was common to amplify them with numbers, such as 'sjutton' (17), 'attans' (an old word for 18), and 'tusan' (meaning 1,000).

While Logan lived for piling up mountains of cash and thriving on power grabs, Ewan was ethically opposed to his “morally bankrupt” little bro, who he dubbed as “more responsible for the death of this planet than any other single human being.”

Given that he finally dies in 2045, that would make him 210 years old. In the movie "Logan" (2017), Wolverine, also known as Logan and portrayed by Hugh Jackman, is depicted as being around 197 years old at the time of his death.

After confirming that his universe's Logan really is dead, Deadpool's next move is to search the multiverse for a different Wolverine variant to take the dead one's place. He finds multiple versions (even one played by Henry Cavill, called the Cavillrine) before coming upon one who's brooding at a bar.

Laura : Jonah, Gideon, Rebecca, Delilah, Rictor. Logan : Stop saying those names. Right now. Stop saying those names.

After he's buried she gives a eulogy at his grave that directly quotes the final speech from Shane, including the key phrase "There are no more guns in the valley." Logan may have killed the bad guys but it came at the cost of his life, while Shane killed the villains but decided to leave, feeling his life is marked by ...

She was honoring the man for what he was, what he did. This Looper article sheds some light on this (emphasis mine), Laura picks up the little wooden cross that marked Logan's grave and tilts it on its side, making an X. That's a pretty obvious nod to, well, the X-Men.

Laura was apparently the clone and later the adoptive daughter of Wolverine, created to be the perfect killing machine. For years, she proved herself a capable assassin working for an organization called the Facility.