Old man,Logan is on a different timeline bro.

I think that's the part everyone seems to forget.

Lmfao everyone has a twin lmao well that's just dumb




Too confusing and just a super weak excuse to keep milking the same old shit.

xavier is alive b/c logan is its own standalone universe

Don't watch then If you have a problem with it. Comic books have a million different timelines and they have infinite possibilities to"milk" them until the end of time. I rarely go to theater anymore because most movies are shit. Logan was well done, it had an interesting what if storyline which very obviously didn't follow any of the others. The acting was terrific and it was satisfying throughout. I get if you don't understand comics, but getting hung up on something so trivial and idiotic just blows my mind. We should just all be happy we got a good movie.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Mar 13 2017 01:09pm

Why do people keep bringing this up.... It is in no way at all relevant to the movie Logan.

In the Logan timeline, no new mutants have been born for x amount of time. In ALL of the previous movies, it follows the normal timeline of mutants being continuously born and the continuing battle between them and their enemies. Eventually leading to battles with Apocalypse and Onslaught that nearly see the destruction of mankind and it's salvation by mutants, eventually bringing peace between humans and mutants. In this timeline, no mutants are born and the endless supply of sentinels and the few mutants helping them track down the remaining mutants (who of course are also disposed of once all the others are dead), lead to the extinction of mutants worldwide. There are only a few survivors, and this story takes place during that period, when only a very few mutants are left alive. Different timelines, different story, stop confusing the two. Got damn.



Hate you all.

This post was edited by jadeoshbogosh on Mar 13 2017 02:38pm

Ohh that explains why he was alive in Logan! Thanks welsh!

you're welcome