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Logan is a really good superhero movie, but given the way its placed far in the future of the X-Men Unvierse's convoluted timeline, we perhaps should have expected it to be surrounded by unanswered questions. As the movie kicks off, we don't really know how Wolverine has got to this point, and over the course of two hours, not too many answers about that or any other queries are provided.
Looking back over the movie, it's fair to say that it features a lot of unanswered questions which could be deemed frustrating, and what you'll find here is a breakdown of the six biggest examples.
From the lack of Mr. Sinister and Essex Corp. to the future of X-23 and Wolverine himself, we delve into all of Logan's biggest plot holes and unresolved threads here, attempting where we can to even provide some answers. With no sequel on the way, most of these will probably never be resolved, but there's at least a chance that the X-Men Universe could still address them in some form...
6. What Exactly Happened To The Rest Of The X-Men?
Logan reveals that Professor X killed at least seven of the X-Men when his mind started deteriorating and his psychic powers were unleashed and it's no doubt that which led to him being deemed a weapon of mass destruction. However, what the movie doesn't address is how exactly those mutants died when the hundreds of civilians similarly affected did not. Why were there so few members of the X-Men left when that tragedy happened anyway?
Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters was crammed full of mutants when we saw it at the end of X-Men: Days of Future Past, and while it's possible this event led to them disbanding, the talk of mutants being so few and far between makes that seem unlikely. Perhaps Zander Rice's genetic manipulations can be blamed for that, but it would have been nice to get some clarification and learn what the fate of mutants like Cyclops and Jean Grey was.