LOGAN Clip - 'Hotel Fight' (2017) Hugh Jackman

LOGAN Clip - "Hotel Fight" (2017) Hugh Jackman

PLOT: In the near future, a weary Logan cares for an ailing Professor X, somewhere on the Mexican border. However, Logan's attempts to hide from the world, and his legacy, are upended when a young mutant arrives, pursued by dark forces.

CAST: Hugh Jackman, Dafne Keen, Patrick Stewart

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[shawnbass-igbv]

I love that you can see the fear and panic in the mercenaries eyes as logan gets closer as they are completely powerless and paralyzed

[philipsalama]

Charles saying "I'm sorry" is heartbreaking. If you've ever cared for someone with dementia or something like it, you've seen the same thing. The shame that they can no longer control their own mind. This movie is so brutal, and not just because of the gore.

[hereandnow]

Absolutely loved the sound design in this scene. In theatre's you could really feel the sound more and more as he got closer to Charles. Such a cool use of sound to draw you into the scene.

[ourofclubs]

This movie showed us just how much power Charles keeps in check and under control in his prime. We never got to see how destructive Charles mutant powers could be if not properly controlled up until this movie

[TheDauntlessMelon]

I cannot imagine the pain that Logan had to endure in order to save everyone in this scene especially Charles and Laura. Having to continuously resist both mental and physical pain is excruciating enough with his adamantium poisoning and the evident pain of popping out his claws every single time.

[Tilly_Time]

I find it so sad that while they are leaving, Charles is saying sorry, he doesn't deserve the pain

[invluke]

1:50 I love how Logan’s first instinct is not to kill the mercenary at the door. Only when he sees all the other mercenaries in the room, ready to kill the professor, does he decide to kill all of them. Hats off to the writers. The entire movie was masterfully written and beautifully executed.

[christopherquinonez]

This scene in theaters was crazy, I remember some of the audience in the auditorium took a breath of relief as the characters in the film when Charles seizure was gone. Me included.

[shadowsovereign]

You can almost understand the fear people have for mutants in this scene. Charles could've wiped out entire cities with a thought. Imagine that power in a single person.

[Nimblescape]

Laura grabbing Charles' hand is one of the sweetest things. I love the attention they give to the importance of physical contact, and I love how Laura shows it most through her deadliest weapons, her hands.

[gamerscomclasse]

The fact that charles killed all the mutants because he couldn't control his powers and logan is STILL taking care of him is awesome

[peterlohnes]

0:34 never noticed that the henchman had spotted Wolverine just before the tremors.

[ahhhchoo]

Little did he know his corpse would be used to kill a fuck ton of TVA agents

[Dirka]

I wish all the super hero movies were this graphic. Loved Logan.

[tendividedbysix]

Still the best on screen depiction of Charle's powers ever.

[danielhausser]

This whole movie is just like it was always supposed to be. No kid-friendly restrictions.

[davee]

I love how they pulled no stops in this scene and played it how Wolverine would've really done it- by shucking 'em right in the brain, the most efficient way possible. Man, what an intense scene!

[anthonytt]

Charles being considered a nuclear class weapon is such a scary and brilliant idea.
I can see why magneto never even tried to fight someone like professor x besides the reason that theyre friends.

[ianr.navahuber]

Probably the saddest part was that, this incident (Charles probably freezing them on purpose JUST before they were going to kill him AND THEN losing control), was what made him realize why Logan kept him away from pretty much everyone and made him connect the dots about what happened to the X-Men, given his what he said later at the Munson's home

[siempra]

One of the best scenes in a superhero movie; as it showed the consequences and collateral damage of superhero powers being used in the wider world.