This continued withLogan, which traded CGI spectacle for a mature, emotionally-driven story.
Unlike previousX-Menfilms,Loganfocusedless on world-ending threats and more on character-driven storytelling.
Hugh Jackmans performance was widely praised, with many considering it his best portrayal of Wolverine.
According toThe Numbers,Loganwas outperformed by each of theDeadpoolmovies andX-Men: Days of Future Past.
The success ofDeadpoolproved thatR-rated superhero movies could be financially viable, paving the way forLoganto receive similar treatment.
The most surprising entry isX-Men: Days of Future Past, which earned $746 million.
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One major factor was the R-rating, which was still a rare occurrence in the superhero genre.
While the third entry rode this reputation and on the coattails ofLoganto promise a combination of these distinct tones.
Despite not claiming the top spot,Loganremainsone of the most beloved and critically acclaimedX-Menfilms.
While it may not have been the highest-grossingX-Menfilm,Logans legacy far outweighs its box office numbers.
