Things About Logan That Make No Sense. Watch The English Teacher Online. Loganwas a movie that seemed impossibly good. As a series, it was incredible to see how we went from X- Men Origins: Wolverine (a movie that was a schlocky, CGI mess) to Logan (a movie that may legitimately win – or at least be nominated for – an Oscar).

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This movie has incredibly solid writing and performances from Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart that will haunt you long after the credits roll. However, despite how fine both the writing and the acting are in this movie, there’s something else you’ll still be feeling long after the credits roll: confusion!

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There are several things about Logan that ultimately make no sense. Sometimes, these things have to do with characters and their motivations; at other times, the confusion concerns the specific plot points and even the setting of the movie. And while certain kinds of fans love the thrill of trying to create “head canon” for anything and everything that doesn’t make sense, the rest of us just wish the movie had offered a few more explanations. If you want to know what these plot holes are, you don’t have to hire a grizzled old mutant to drive you across the country… just check out our guide to 1.

Things About Logan That Make No Sense! The boat plan is insane. Early in the movie, Logan is a man working on an exit plan. Specifically, he is putting money away to buy a boat for he and Xavier (and possibly Caliban) to go and live on the ocean.

As the movie goes on, it’s clear that the reasoning for this is to get Xavier and his killer seizures away from the rest of humanity. However, this plan is insane on several levels.

First, as albino mutant Caliban notes, he’s not going to be much use on a boat named “Sunstreaker,” so Logan is already going to be a man down on taking care of Xavier. Watch What A Girl Wants Torent Free on this page. Plus, they will still need to get food and water and medicine, so even on a boat, they can’t fully isolate Xavier from humanity when they need to restock. And while Logan can survive Xavier’s seizures, he needs his claws to even move (we see this in the hotel scenes in the movie), so all it would take is one seizure for them to end up sinking the boat.

This would kill Xavier and probably Wolverine, too— you don’t want to be the guy with the heavy metal skeleton when you’re in the middle of the ocean! Adamantium bullets can’t kill Wolverine – or can they? The idea of Logan dying hovered over everything that happened in this movie, as we see early on that he has been hanging on to an adamantium bullet with which to kill himself. It also gives us great respect for this weapon as one of the only things on Earth that could kill the long- lived mutant. Ultimately, he does not use the bullet on himself, but Laura ends up using it to kill X- 2. Wolverine clone that Logan is fighting. It works pretty spectacularly, and the bullet ends up blowing about a quarter of X- 2.

It’s a satisfying end to an implacable foe, but it’s also inconsistent with previous movies. We’ve seen adamantium bullets before— Stryker shoots Logan with several of them in the head in Wolverine: Origins, and all they do is give him some convenient memory loss. If they were enough to kill Wolverine, this series would have been over a long time ago!

Reavers can’t go to Canada? As the movie’s plot takes shape, it becomes a race: Logan and Laura are trying to find the young mutants at their mysterious rendezvous coordinates. Once they get there, the mutants are in cahoots with an unseen party who instructs them to come across the border and enter Canada. This makes as much sense as any superhero movie, but what makes no sense is that the Reavers act like they cannot follow across the border! We see a cool fight scene between Reavers and mutants, and the mutants show they are perfectly capable of taking care of themselves. Before that, though, Pierce and the others believed it was vitally important to capture them before they got across the border.

This makes no sense, as the Reavers have little respect for laws: we’ve seen them kidnap and murder across both America and Mexico. Now, with enough forces to comprise a small army, they’re sheepish about visiting our neighbors to the North?

How did Xavier overtake Jean Grey? Throughout Logan, Charles Xavier is presented as a haunted and broken man. At first, it seems like this may just be because of his deteriorating mind and the sad state of the world for mutants. However, we eventually get the grim reveal: he periodically has psychic seizures that will kill those around him unless he is medicated, and one of these seizures killed many of the X- Men, leaving Logan (with his healing factor) as the only surviving X- Man. It’s a truly shocking moment to find out that the man who formed (and loved) the X- Men ended up killing them. It also makes little sense: we’ve had multiple movies that illustrated that Jean Grey is more powerful as a telepath than Xavier is. And the happy ending of Days of Future Past established that Jean is alive in this timeline once more.

Moreover, X- Men: Apocalypse showed that the Jean Grey of this altered timeline has earlier access and control of her Phoenix abilities. At the end of the day, she should have not only survived Xavier’s psychic onslaught but been able to stop it herself! Xavier shouldn’t be this decrepit. Seeing how old and decrepit Xavier is helps to tug at the heartstrings of the audiences. Let’s face it: it’s downright rough to see a beloved character like that reduced to such a helpless and miserable state. And while Patrick Stewart is more than up to the acting challenge, the fact remains that Xavier shouldn’t be this decrepit, even at this age. How can we tell? X- Men: Days of Future Past is a movie that takes place in two time periods.

One of those periods is in the 1. Sentinel- run future. However, that future takes place only three years before the events of Logan. So, in both the “bad” future and “good” future of Days of Future Past, Xavier is strong and in control of himself, with enough power to send Wolverine’s brain back half a century.

Now, three years later, he is a complete invalid who needs round- the- clock care? We’re not buying it. Logan’s weird sickness. Logan is actually in the same boat as Xavier when it comes to getting old and sick. We see early on that Logan’s healing factor is not working as well as it previously did.

Later, we get some elaboration: he is suffering from adamantium poisoning, as his healing factor is no longer strong enough to keep this poisoning at bay. As a plot device to make us worry about Logan dying, this is masterful. However, given everything else we know, it makes no sense! Like with Xavier, we saw a Logan who seems whole and healthy in the future scenes of Days of Future Past, and it is likewise odd to think that his healing factor has had a complete breakdown in only three years. Plus, his healing factor is his primary mutant ability. When we say Logan is losing his healing factor, we’re basically saying he’s becoming so old that he’s… no longer a mutant? That is something that we have never seen with older mutants such as Magneto and Xavier.

In fact, Xavier’s power is as robust as ever— it’s just his “human” brain that is starting to fail. Who made the X- Men comic?

Perhaps the most interesting revelation of Logan is that, in- universe, there was an X- Men comic. It was seemingly widely read, and it continues to draw in new generations of fans, such as young Laura. However, the more you think about this comic within this universe, the less sense it makes.