LOGAN 2 (2025)
LOGAN 2 (2025)
Starring: Hugh Jackman, Dafne Keen
“When the past returns… the scars bleed again.”
Overview
Logan 2 (2025) is a bold, emotional, and brutal continuation of the legendary 2017 film. Set many years after Logan’s death, the world has changed — but the shadow of the Wolverine still lingers.
Now a young adult, Laura/X-23 (Dafne Keen) struggles to navigate a world without Logan, carrying both his legacy and his trauma. But her life is shaken when she discovers a hidden program known as “Project Regeneration” — a clandestine effort to rebuild mutant DNA and resurrect lost weapons, including him.
Through forbidden science, Logan (Hugh Jackman) is brought back — not fully, not peacefully, but as a fragmented version of himself. Stronger, more primal, and haunted by broken memories, this “new” Logan becomes both a threat and a final hope.
As Laura attempts to restore his humanity, the duo find themselves hunted by a new force: the Purity Division, a militarized organization intent on creating the perfect anti-mutant army using Logan’s unstable genome.
The film blends savage action with deeply intimate character work, creating a story less about resurrection and more about identity, legacy, and the price of survival.
Highlights
Hugh Jackman delivers a stunning performance as a reborn Logan — animalistic, confused, and devastatingly emotional.
Dafne Keen shines even brighter, portraying a fierce but vulnerable Laura who must become the mentor she once needed.
Jaw-dropping action: forest ambushes, berserker rampages, and a final desert showdown under crimson skies.
Beautiful cinematography: ghost-town labs, abandoned mutant hideouts, and a haunting dream-sequence where Logan relives fragmented memories of Charles.
Emotional weight that respects the first film while expanding the world without cheapening its ending.
Final Verdict
9.0/10Logan 2 (2025) is a brutally beautiful successor — raw, tragic, and unexpectedly hopeful. It elevates Laura, honors Logan, and proves that legacy can be both curse and salvation. This isn’t just a resurrection story — it’s a reckoning.
“Some legends don’t return. They survive… through those they saved.”
