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Even at his lowest Charles is absolutely floored by the pain Logan has felt in his lifetime .

“There’s no damage you can do that hasn’t already been done, trust me” That’s…an understatement

2:35 "Oh... you poor, poor man." Best way to describe Wolverine's story. The most heartbreaking thing about it though is that Charles just looked into Logan worst and most painful memories, and Logan didn't even flinch. He truly is broken inside.

Gotta love how empathetic Charles is. Even when he is at his lowest, when he saw Logan's life, he instantly felt for him.

It's very painful to see Logan's memory's. It's like there's no happy ending for him.

Days of Future Past is always great. The comic, the cartoon version and this

I love how this film has a flashback for every X-Men movie released before it X-Men - The scene where Jean talks to Logan on the medical table X2 - The scene where Jean greets Logan walking down the stairs X-Men: The Last Stand - When Logan kills Jean X-Men Origins: Wolverine - Logan having his procedure and Sabretooth breaking his claws X-Men: First Class - Xavier and Mystique talking in the kitchen The Wolverine: Logan cutting out his mutation dampener as well as seeing burnt logan from Hiroshima

Logan and Erik definitely have the two most heartbreaking backstories.

When Xavier said in Multiverse of Madness: "Just because someone loses their way, doesn't mean they're lost forever . ." IT GAVE ME THE BEST NOSTALGIC, AD HOPEFUL GOOSEBUMPS EVER!

I always thought that this was a great scene in the entire series. Logan was one of Xaviers most helpless students and Xavier's power gave him the ability to understand Logans unique struggles and perspectives. This moment allowed Logan the opportunity to, in his own way, return the favor to the man he values and respects most in the world. It allowed Logan the chance to be more than just the muscle for Charles, but to be a mentor to him.

“A long time ago….actually…..a long time from now………I……..was your most helpless student”. Writing like this is why this film is easily the best X-Men film ever.

The sheer amount of both trust and loyalty Logan shows Charles here... I have a feeling it wasn't like anything Charles had yet experienced.

James Mcavoy did a great job a young professor X. And Hugh Jackman will forever be Wolverine

I like how even after all those years Logan still holds on to the memories of Jean. His love for her was real.

2:40 I love that line "No I don't want your Suffering I don't want your FUture" how he delivers that last word especially 👉

Logan is easily one of the saddest characters ever written in fiction imo. Even after the timeline reset, he, I believe, was the only one who remembered the past. And a greater irony that he has a healing factor which is symbolic of him going through a never ending cycle of pain and healing from his memories again and again.

James McAvoy's performance is very genuine, you can see him feeling all that pain

“I feel like one of my students. Helpless!” “In a long time, actually, long time from now.. ‘I’ was your most helpless student” DAMN! I still remember how that line hit me, in the movie theatre :’( Plz don’t tell me I was the only one!

“You poor, poor man.” “Look past me.” No pause, no hesitation. This is Logan’s most heroic moment. No claws, no barrage, no cigar, no tough guy platitudes. This is it. He gets it. In the moment. Right now. His entire, torturous life laid out bare with the one role model he ever really had validating EVERY OUNCE of his personal issues… And Logan doesn’t even blink. This isn’t about him. This is about everyone else. Do not pass Go; do not collect $200… “Look past me.”

Days of Future Past was by far the peak of the franchise. Such an amazing movie.

Charles' reaction to Logan's memories always hit home. Wolverine is such a tragic figure, and I'm talking from the comics point of view. It was a nice nudge at it.

Last, great X-Men movie.

“There’s no damage you could do that hasn’t already been done, OK? Just trust me!” Lol

Wolverine learned one thing from being a member of the X-Men: To use your pain to become stronger and help people.

Not just the best X-men films but one of the best comic book movies ever.

Painful Memories.

I love how Xavier's first response to Logan's trauma, despite his own suuferring and addiction, is not rejection and horror... it is empathy and compassion and sorrow on his behalf.

McAvoy, Fassbender, & Jackman's performances are phenomenal.

Days of Future Past is arguably the best superhero movie ever made. This scene is a great reason why.

having seen wolverine first time in the x men prequel, i didnt expect him to be so kind. sure a bit rough around the edges--hes been through so much--but thoughtful and genuinely nice his flash back is heart breaking

Says a lot about Logan/Wolverine that these are the first mental images Charles/Professor X sees when reading his mind. The fact that he hasn't gone completely insane by now is a small miracle.

"You poor, poor man" Those lines brought tears to my eyes.... This shows how broken Logan is from inside, but he never shows it on his face

the thing about logan is that he's always been carrying all those traumatic memories and thinks about them constantly. so xavier just making him remember it all did nothing. logan has been through so much hurt... physically, mentally and emotionally... that he's become the true definition of "pain is an old friend".

2:10 *"theres no damage you can do that hasn't already been done!"* ~logan

This really is a great showcase for Wolverine because if you know the long history of Hugh Jackman's version up to that point, you see how far he's come because of his life with Xavier and the X-Men. A lost, solitary man with no purpose to someone fighting to save the family he found and using his own personal growth to do so. For me, it's a tie between Days of Future Past and Logan for Jackman's best work as the character. (I doubt that's an unusual opinion)

This is hands down one of the best scenes I have ever seen in any marvel movies. The raw emotion is unmatched.

After watching Logan, this scene made me tear up

Top notch acting from McAvoy here. He's animated but still believable.

James McAvoy blew me away in this scene when he shouts I don't want your future, he makes you believe just how painful it is to be a psychic

This cast was so damn good! Just bring Halle Berry back as Storm and it's perfect.

When Logan said "there's no damage you can do that hasn't already be done" the truth behind that statement is so much deeper & darker than how it was said in that moment until Charles sees it for himself 😢 "You poor.......poor man" Shit hits deep.

Wolverine especially within the comics has one of the most tragic lives over the hundreds of years he’s been around

2:26 sneaking in x men origins wolverine is crazy

Omg this scene is gonna make me cry. Why is it so good. Hugh jackman is a god tier actor

Both so clever and so sad. Xavier is so broken inside as a result of the trauma that lost him the use of his legs that he effectively fries Cerebro, a machine designed to boost his powers to the Nth degree, by completely failing to have any control of his own mind. He's not insane, but something on the inside is so ruined he cannot pull himself together. You assume that he did somewhere before 2000 in the end, in the original timeline, but here he either finds a way in 1973 or the world comes to an End there is no coming back from. Logan can't do for Xavier what Xavier once did for him, but he knows who can-Xavier circa 2023, who has walked through Hell itself with his eyes wide open to become the man he is. He knows what his younger self would have needed to hear, what he needs to know, to draw himself back together, but he's not there. Or is he? Logan might well have suspected, given his body is still in 2023 and his mind is being projected back through history. If he can connect the two, maybe he can fix it all... All that he's risking is his life and sanity. But, hey, he heals. Then Xavier, at his very worst and lowest point, reads Logan's mind-and nearly starts screaming. Even after all the horror's Xavier's seen and witnessed in peoples minds, Logan just says "You can't do anything up there that hasn't been done before"-and we are shown why. If a man as broken and wounded as Logan could still believe in the Xavier he knew? Xavier circa 1973 had to give his all to see if he could be that man again...

I will never understand how people hated this movie! I fucking love it, so much depth and love was poured into it! Merging the two timelines and having Charles talk to his younger self/ two different actors playing the same character and it having so much emotional weight to it and it not even feel weird or confusing was so perfect! I will always love this movie

Charles: you poor... Poor man Logan: What? Don't look there! Look for yourself

The quicksilver jailbreak scene, Logan waking up in the end, and this are the best scenes in the film. Absolute perfection.

0:30 my favorite scene in this movie the unfiltered emotion on Logans future is so surreal.

Logan and Charles deserved so much more than the endings in "Logan".... so much much more

So good, easily one of the best superhero movies ever made.

I don't care what anyone says - "Days of Future Past" and "Apocalypse" were amazing. Then they totally dropped the ball with Dark Phoenix.

Xavier : "I am having a bad day." Logan : ""Let me show you something, hold my beer."

“Oh, you poor, poor man.” “I know, an affair, not my best moment.”

man james mcavoy absolutrlly killed in this scene, so good acting

Honestly, professor x’s powers are quite a curse too. Imagine the power to see and feel all those people’s memories, their pain, their suffering, all of it at the same time.

How beautiful..Charles brought him from being helpless by unlocking Logan’s mind, so Logan helped Charles from being helpless through his mind as well.

This was the perfect moment to show us the Sentinel War between 2013-2023

What great actors!

"I don't want your suffering, I don't want your future!" This hits me harder now that I grew up emotionally and medically in pain. My past self would probably yell this to me.

02:22 The expression on Charles's eyes always gets me . He really felt all the pain Logan suffered

Logan is very matured in this movie

“There’s no damage you can do that hasn’t already been done” we love how much of a bad ass Logan is but sometimes we forget what he’s been through

There's no damage you can do that hasn't already been done. 💔

2:22 Your such a calm person I wonder what goes on your mind

I’ll die on the hill that this was the best X-men movie.

Logan: "Look past my future. Look for your future." Narator: So he look for his future, but too far future, his next reincarnation, as a captain of a space ship.

What a great scene from the best of the franchise

I'm pretty sure that's a subtle nod to a Vulcan Mind Meld, and I love it.

This scene belongs to James McAvoy. Exceptional actor.

yes..logans brain also made of adamantium

Man! There WAS some good stuff in those movies!

James McEvoy is such a brilliant actor.

A fantastic film.

Charles reads Logans mind Charles: I Thought Erik had a fucked up past.

Young Chuck Was 😎 Full Of Rage.

This scene bring back my childhood flashback

The actor who played professor X deserve academy for that role

the pain in charles voice....always gets me

"I don't want your suffering I don't want your future" man that made me cry

I Like They Show Those Throwback Scenes Of Logan Very Nostalgia

Those memories are only a few decades of his life, it doesn’t get better further back.

The amount of pain Logan has been through is truly unbearable man..

On a separate subject but same principle @0:50 - @1:05 is a powerful moment for me at least, because it reflects me in life, and trying to get out of depression and a physique slump and trying to get back in shape. After dealing with the pandemic and so Much Death and sadness being first responder I gained over 100 lbs. because of depression and I'm still going through it now. And that part reminds me personally of my own struggles and how I know the formula of how to get back in shape and happy but because of the depression and pain my mind and heart is broken I don't have that spark to get back into shape and to stay away from the bottle. something I'm fighting to this day. So that part right there just stuck out to me first only because I completely understand it 🙏🙏🙏

2:22 that moment of realization

My favorite Xmen movie

Great film great scene

The tragic beauty of it is, no one but Wolverine could live with that much pain inside of him. As much as Charles was heartbroken, he was also terrified of Logan's life. He willingly rushes first into battle, he is the first to risk his life for his friends knowing he's the one who can handle it because better him than others. He always takes responsibility for dealing with the ugliness. Which is why Logan was such a sad movie. It showed what happens when you're strong for too long. No matter how tough you are, eventually you will break.

Mcu gonna have a hard time topspin this scene for X-men. Phenomenal scene. A+ acting

Thats scene always makes me tear up

logans suffering is on point with the flash, and im not sure who handles it better

X men first class and this movie is great

James McAvoy is so underrated.

God this movie is amazing.

Logan is such an amazing friend.

Charles is the only one who felt his pain emotionally.

I gotta say, this scene and when he talks to himself. The X-Men films have some really decent acting. I remember Chris Evans getting asked if he phones it in for marvel films and he said he puts in the same effort for every role.

easily the best X-Men film

They really should have focused more on his earlier life. That was the more traumatic part at least to him, that did more to destroy him as a human being than anything afterwards(that he was more prepared to handle). It might not look that way to us, but Charles is feeling it thru Logan’s mind, and his earlier life was the more traumatic tormented period. Of course they had to use movie clips, so the most traumatic stuff we got to see in the movies was about Jean, but I feel like they could and should have found more horrific stuff from his earlier life portrayed in the movies.