The latest details and spoilers for "Logan" will feature a new trailer, a premier on 2017 Berlin Film Festival and reasons for not including Mister Sinister in the sequel.
A new trailer for "Logan" has been streamed online as the video features the arrival of Laura Kinney/X-23 (Dafne Keen) into Logan/Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) and Professor Charles Xavier (Partick Stewart) lives. The trailer starts with Laura getting a soda, Krinkles and a pair of shades into a convenient store, when an employee tries to stop her because she has not paid for the items. Laura quickly subdues him as she is about to attack the employee, but then Logan stops her, telling her "not ok" and leaves with her.
The trailer shifts with Laura, Charles and Logan on the same room as Wolverine tells Charles hat Laura is an X-Men fan, while holding a comic book of them. It is also revealed that Laura is being chased by Transigen's mercenaries, The Reavers being led by Donald Pierce (Boyd Holbrook).
Laura attacks the Reavers using her claws as she, Charles and Logan escape. Charles points out that Laura is similar to Logan in many ways, while the latter does not want to talk about it. The trailer shifts into many brutal fight scenes as both Wolverine and X-23 take out the Reavers one by one. Charles on the other hand, wants Logan to live a life with a family and thinks that Laura is the key to that.
Meanwhile, director James Mangold stated his reasons for not including X-Men villain Mister Sinister into the "Logan" film.
Mangold told Cinemablend that he wants to avoid the kind of operatic highly-costumed, stroboscopic villainy into "Logan" and wants it to make it as real as it gets, thus avoiding the comic book factor into the film.
It is revealed in the post-end credits of "X-Men: Apocalypse" that Essex Corps. obtain a sample of Wolverine's blood and Weapon X files, which foreshadows that arrival of X-23 into the "X-Men" film franchise.
Lastly, "Logan will be premiering at the 2017 Berlin Film Festival on Feb. 9-19. The third "Wolverine" film will be joined in the festival’s “out of competition” roster by Danny Boyle’s long-awaited "Trainspotting" sequel, "T2 Trainspotting", a film that opens in a limited U.S. theatrical release the same week as "Logan", Deadline reported.
"Logan" will be in cinemas on March 3.