James Mangold's Logan is the best overall film in the X-Men franchise, but when it comes to the best X-Men movie, X2 walks away with it.

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And I think probably to the fans too.” “Logan” has such reverence among comic book movie fans that even Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige warned Jackman against returning as the character.

Logan is in theaters now. For much more, check out THR‘s interviews with Mangold, Stewart and original X-Men screenwriter David Hayter, who looks back on Hugh Jackman’s unlikely casting.

And yet, as great as both of these movies are, I still love Logan more. I’ve been a Wolverine superfan for years, and Logan is the movie that best captures who Wolverine is.