I have had another film review published online at Scenestr and as a result can’t post it on WordPress. I did not plan on this happening again so soon but am really pleased that it has so if you would like to read my thoughts on the film please click on the following link http://scenestr.com.au/news/movies-and-tv/logan-review-20170309
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-Lloyd Marken
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Excellent!
Thank you John, its exciting for me. Hopefully I’ll be able to pull off a hat trick.
Good review as always, Lloyd. I have enjoyed Jackman in many roles, but I avoid comic book films, as you know. I did watch ‘Wolverine’ on TV though, and thought it was one of the worst films I had seen in twenty years! I even went so far as to give it a bad review on my blog. So, I doubt I will be watching ‘Logan’, even allowing for the change in pace.
Best wishes, Pete.
I think given your dislike of comic book films that is fair enough. I will reiterate from the review and as you alluded to this is more a Western than a comic book film with something to say about ageing and mortality and family. It is worthy to me of a gander but my friend I saw it with found it depressing. 🙂 A good indicator would be this, I did not care for X-Men Origins: Wolverine, the first stand alone film. In fact I was pretty pissed about the missed opportunity of it and you may recall my review of X-Men Apocalypse last year was not overwhelming positive. If you saw Wolverine and hated then maybe give this one a chance. If you are referring to The Wolverine which was the second stand alone film and also directed by Logan’s director James Mangold then maybe steer clear of this one. I felt The Wolverine was pretty good although I think the freedom of this being the last film made them push creative boundaries and deliver more in this final film. Logan really is the best and most unique. Coincidentally the first Wolverine film was directed by Gavin Hood who made Eye in the Sky which I really enjoyed.
It was this film, Lloyd.
https://beetleypete.wordpress.com/2016/07/11/just-been-watching-10/
Not sure where that fits into the series.
It’s the second one and I read your review at the time too. 🙂 Well maybe you’ll see Logan one day but I’d safely say there’s no rush given your feeling about its predecessor. That make me appreciate even more you reading and enjoying my review. Best wishes Pete.
Always happy to read your stuff, Lloyd. I enjoy the writing, if not always the subject!
Cheers, Pete.
Thank you for checking out the review Pete, I’m glad you liked it.
Went over and read your review, Lloyd – great synopsis without too much info – just enough to spark interest in the film. Great job as always.
Thanks GP, the reviews I’ve submitted to Scenestr are less self-indulgent. I try to put forward an opinion, articulate a little of why and then close by repeating whether its good. I don’t know if they lack less personality or are less fun to read so I’m glad you liked it and enjoyed the shorter review.
It looks like quite the professional job to me.
Good for you!
Thanks Jay, I’m very grateful for the opportunity.
Excellent review, Lloyd. Congratulations. 😉
Thanks Cindy, I’m glad you like it. Onwards and upwards eh?
Great post 🙂 I have not seen Logan yet, but I think it is awesome that this was your second review that was posted on Scenestr. To have a review published on a website must be fantastic 🙂 Anyway, keep up the great work as always 🙂
Thank you John, I am very grateful for the opportunity and it has been a pleasant surprise. The confidence to try has come from blogging and the support I get here for my writing.
I’m so happy they put your review in their magazine. You deserve it.
Well online not in print but I was quite chuffed. Thank you Vinnie. All settled in?
Slowly getting there Lloyd. It’s a work in progress but getting quite used to things now.
Congrats mate! 🙂 🙂
I’ve been very lucky, God help me I wish to be lucky some more. 🙂
Good luck 🙂 I’m gonna apply to be a contributor too 😀
Thank you Jordan and good luck to you too.
Thanks brother!
Awesome job with your review over at Scenestr. I have to admit I was cautiously optimistic going into Logan but it turned out swell. Hope to say the same about Wonder Woman. 🙂
Thank you Eddie, that is how I feel too.
Of course you and me both are super excited about GOTG 2.