Is "Wolverine 3" a successful comic book movie?

As a comic book adaptation, the performance in "The Wolverine 3" can be said to be amazing - we have rarely enjoyed high-level performances in such movies in the past, but "The Wolverine 3" 3》But it did. Hugh Jackman gives perhaps the best performance of his career, selfless, angry and broken. Like Patrick Stewart, the audience can not only feel the pain of their character, but also be connected to the fate of this completely unrelated character. Boyd Holbrook, who played the leading role in "Narcos", impressively continues his excellent performance, and the performance of young actor Dafne Keen is the biggest highlight needless to say. The introduction of Laura was one of James Mangold's many smart moves in the film, using it as an entry point to explore Logan's trauma, regret, and hope. We no longer focus on those big and unreasonable world crises, but look for Logan's humanity from the intimate family drama: when he constantly questions life itself, he still drags his aging body across half of the world. Overall, "The Wolverine 3" is an almost perfect comic adaptation that is both emotionally heartbreaking and visually stunning. After years of wasting time, following the rise and significance of Deadpool, James Mangold and Hugh Jackman finally teamed up to create such a special film: a truly bloody movie. Meat, endless and heart-wrenching violence and serious themes create an interesting chemistry. It’s only when you see how Logan’s claws sink between flesh and bone that you realize how absurd and family-friendly the Logan we’ve seen before is. Although it seems a bit long, and many viewers will stay away from the dazzling violence in the movie, it is a necessary part - similar to "Hacksaw Ridge", if the audience does not feel the violence, cruelty and How can you feel the pain of the character's position?