Logan: Adamantium Cut

I really loved this one, I never saw the deleted scenes, so I really enjoyed them, it doesn't change the movie, but it makes it even better.

I didn’t notice any bad transitions or anything wrong except for one moment where the audio dips out in the fight between Logan and X-24. Not sure if my Plex just glitched, but it’s a very small issue. It’s been so long so I don’t recall what was from the deleted scenes, but I still loved it, so the scenes must have been good enough anyway. Great editing!

I've seen Logan at least five times by this point, twice in theaters. I knew that there were deleted scenes out there, but I had never seen them. Bobson did a good job incorporating them into his edit. The scenes with Logan and the cop, and Sabretooth, were my favorite additions, but overall I like the added material.

Another beautiful fanedit for those NOT looking for a total remake of the film to support a different viewpoint or concept - but a fanedit that provides professional reintegrating of a nice amount of deleted scenes all of us get teased with when purchasing the media and watching those special features.

I really liked this movie and now being able to watch it with the extras put back in makes it a 'funner' experience!

My downloaded copy had nice picture, but the sound was only 2 channel - maybe for size and download restrictions. I would love to make arrangements to obtain your most SUPERIOR copy of this fanedit to add to my collection if possible!

Please continue your awesome work!

Steve Miller

The inclusion of the scenes with the officer and the puppet master were excellently added, and I liked both scenes a lot!
The two edits between those, though, caused some awkward silences around their placements. From 1:33:35-1:33:39, there was no audio on the video of Grant’s character, and 1:51:56-1:52:00 it’s just black and silent until sudden audio from the scene with the drone. Possible to use the soundtrack to fill it in? Fwiw, with the Caliban death scene, Wolverine watching Caliban die creates questions rather than answering them — maybe the scene is better left cut anyway.