LOGAN (2017) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Logan without a doubt is one of the best Marvel superhero movies to have ever been made, Hugh Jackman delivers his absolute best as Wolverine!
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Logan is exactly what every wolverine fan wanted.
For him to die.
Fishing for likes
Yeah, not me tbh
Yup.
No it isn't.
"Daddy..."
"So this is what it feels like."
Cue EVERYBODY crying
So many people in theaters including myself sobbed when they said that
Yep the whole cinema silent at the end, except the sniffling.
I think he meant this is what it feels like to die….
@@strangerthings88 no he felt like he was dying everyday. That wasn’t it. He never had kids and being around the family that got killed made him realize what he was missing. So the saying “so this is what it feels like” is regarding him discovering his bond and love for his daughter
@@heartrose6088 that’s your pointless opinion. He had many people he cared about like Rogue and Jean etc. He was talking about what it feels like to die
When Logan introduced himself to the family they helped on the road with the horses, he referred to himself as "James."
At the beginning of the movie, his driver's license read "James Howlett".
That's Logan's real name...from almost 200 years ago. That means he remembers his whole life now.
Depressing movie
@@codeck4442 There's a difference though between a story that's depressing for the sake of being depressing...and one that is depressing because it highlights feelings that most people tend to repress rather than deal with.
Logan is one of the latter.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 Yeah and the fact Black Panther won an Oscar but this movie didn’t shows how woke Hollywood is
Ну тут опять же мультиверс грёбаный. Этот Логан может и не тот которому в голову Стрельнули
@@TheEND...84 That's fair to say...but the thing about any multiverse is that the vast majority of them are very nearly perfectly identical. To the extent that if you ran through trillions of them every second, for trillions of years...and never encounter one that you can distinguish as different at all.
That's what an "infinite" multiverse really means. It means every single time even so much as one subatomic particle zigs when it should've zagged, anywhere in the entire universe, a whole new universe would spawn. Meaning the only difference between this universe and any of the trillions upon trillions of its neighbors, would be ONE PARTICLE...SOMEWHERE in the cosmos. Otherwise, every single object and event would be perfectly identical.
If you're jumping universes randomly...maybe you'll actually stumble across something noticeably different. But probably not. And random jumping isn't logically very likely in such a scenario. But, the multiverse is fictional anyway, so it's not really important.
Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart should've received Oscars for their roles. This was one of the best films of all-time, period.
i agree
Agree 100% this movie is amazing.
On a deeper level I feel like this film does a great job of exploring masculine fears: seeing your father figure die, growing old, failing your children, not being able to provide, not being as strong as you used to be, leaving no legacy, and confronting your younger asshole self (which happens literally in the film).
I also recommend deleted scenes, most of them are really good and I think the one with the kid asking about Sabertooth shouldn't have been cut at all.
Yo? What uh.... what happened to sabertooth?
@@anthonycurby4606 Lookup Logan deleted scenes, it's on CZcams. One of the kids asks Wolverine if Sabertooth was real, because he hears that most of the comics were bogus.
When I watched this the first time, I literally thought the same thing and also that I'd hate to fight the 20 year old version of myself bc he'd kick my ass haha. Great analysis of the film bro, well said
Just because those are your fears doesn’t mean they are masculine fears
@@uekvowzkaebbzuvrgipqxhemmwbhe sorry you had a shitty life
Saw this in the first showing on opening night. The entire theater was silent at the end, and you could hear several people sobbing. Walking out of the theater, people waiting in line for the next showing were all excited and asking those leaving how it was, and nobody could say anything. Drove home in complete silence half an hour by myself, and walked in on my dad up late watching tv. Just walked up to him and gave him a hug, said good night and went to bed. He was puzzled, I usually would talk about movies I’d been to when I got home. Asked me the next morning if I was ok, told him I’d seen one of the most beautiful but most painful films I’d ever watched and I was still processing it.
If one were to sum up this movie in a single word it would have to be “pain”. Everything about it just hurts on such a deep level, but it’s so good and well made.
THE SONG USED IN THE TRAILERS FOR THIS MOVIE WAS CALLED "HURT" BY JONNY CASH
Hugh Jackman played Wolverine for 17 years and they ended his run so perfectly (until he was brought back in Deadpool & Wolverine)!
Different Wolverine. And this was already 7 years ago.
@@RageMojo yeah in the trailers the practically say it a different wolverine. more like original x-men movies wolverine.
@RageMojo They can say it's a "different" Wolverine all they want. If it's so different, why did they get Jackman to play him again? Because key jingling. And as for the 7 years, it doesn't matter. It's no different than bringing Keaton Batman back in The Flash. That was a 30-year gap. They still relied on that good ol' nostalgia bait.
I can't wait to see Wolverine return. Hugh looks so good in that suit
@@joshuahermanson341
*''If it's so different, why did they get Jackman to play him again?''*
for the same reason they giving him the yellow suit. because mcu know how to take advantage of the source materials they have from the previous adaptations.
they basically asked themselves ''why should we give him coat pants and wifebeater while he already has an iconic yellow suit from comic books ?'' then asked the same question for the casting ''why should we bother with recasting while he already has an iconic actor from previous movies.''
thats what makes it different from keaton's batman is. it wont be good because its nostalgic. it'll be nostalgic because its good.
"It's got water..."
Logan breaking as he tries to eulogize Charles kills it. Their original goal was to get that boat, the Sunseeker, and get all of them to safety.
I mean . . . What do you say? Hard enough to contextualize a life when things are stable. To do it on the fly, in a lull after an absolute horror, before you've had *any* time to process, when you've just got your ass shredded . . . I'm amazed he had enough to lash out at the truck.
R-Rated Comic Book movies are the best. They just work
For certain characters yes
Usually I am not one to say things like this, but I actually agree with the top commenter. If the movie doesn't take the character seriously, why should the audience? I think it works for most comic characters. But then again, I still love stuff like the MCU, which is more silly.@@benjaminboudreau2675
For most, yes. Punisher, Wolverine, Deadpool, Spawn, Batman, Lobo, Watchmen, Suicide Squad, Invincible, etc... Avengers, Fantastic 4, Justice League, Iron Man, Spider-Man and the like shy away from this, as the heroes are more light fare. I acree that showing a degree of violence can truly show how these awesome powers set the heroes aside (See Invincible for a prime example.) and that there are consequences to cutting loose.
Truth is, all heroes have gotten some blood on their hands at one time or another. It is part of everyone's story at some point. The main problem is getting the money lies squarely in getting that general audience sweet-spot.
You know the movie is gonna be sad when Chris does the "☹️" face in the thumbnail.
My signature look for sadness ☹️
Is Chris the hottie? Lol
@@strangerthings88they’re twins 😂
@@artsysabs I know, but he called himself a hottie something Nick name after some comment in the first video I watched 😂
Logan was dying of Adamantium poisoning because of the fact that his healing abilities were diminished. He'd been poisoned by the Adamantium all along, but when his healing factor was stronger, it could protect him from it. Some people speculate that his powers diminished with age, others that the GMO food the Doctor created to suppress mutant genes, might have been the cause. The clone, X-24 was an imperfect clone according to director, James Mangold. He healed smaller injuries quickly, but when he was impaled on that farm equipment, he needed that injection to handle all those major wounds. They also used a much thinner coating of Adamantium on his bones, which is why the bullet was able to blow apart so much of his skull. When Charles said that he remembered what happened in Westchester. He was saying that he finally remembered that he'd had one of his seizures and killed all of the other X-Men.
No need to speculate. The answers you seek are in the graphic novel. The loss of powers are explained. More than a few X-Men survived (Colossus, Nightcrawler and even Sabretooth) Peter and Kurt herded more kids to Canada.
@@Tom-Mac1975 The movie was only slightly based on the "Old Man Logan" graphic novel. There are a lot of differences in the story.
@@irishinnj72 Agreed.
Doctor Who?
😅 at the end, the scientist said he was putting stuff in the food to keep mutation out of the population.... Thus THAT was the poison hurting Logan that was pointed out by Cadmere(idk how to spell his name..) after he smelled the bullet 🧐🤓
Fun Fact: the adamantium skeleton is the disease. His healing factor is working overtime to deal with all the metal in his body.
Yep. It's poisonous. That's why only people with healing can survive it.
The anti-mutant additives being put in all the food is what is suppressing his healing abilities. It’s also why mutant births are stopping.
Thank you for writing this so I didn’t have to!
And where is that info from?
@strangerthings88 The comics. Wolverine's healing has always been lowered by adamantium poisoning. Before the metal and when Magneto rips it from his bones, he heals so much faster. It's been this way since before any movie
It doesn’t have the epic moments of some of the best Marvel movies, but this movie hits on a higher level than those. The beautiful moments, the tragedy, the savagery.
As a single dad with a daughter almost her age , when she says “daddy” at the end crying it ripped my heart out ! I LOVE this movie and it’s Brutality and also the extreme deep feels it brings out!
I deeply hope to be a dad one day and I felt the same way.
I can't help but breakdown at that moment.
I remember seeing Laura turn the cross into an X and the screen going black, and it felt like the end of an era. Hugh Jackman's Wolverine became synonymous with the character, the _only_ point you can argue didn't live up to his comic potential was Wolverine's height (Logan is meant to be a short king but Hugh is 6 foot 4.) It was like man, after 17 years we're never getting another Hugh Jackman as Logan again, he said he was done for good, unless the X-Men joined the MCU...
...Guess what fellas.
@@phil-1115he knows that did u not read the end of the comment 😂. He was referring to when Logan first came out.
Saw this in theatres in 2017. Loved it!
This movie broke a younger me. I grew up watching all the xmen films, even the weirder ones but i loved them all regardless. But seeing Charles deteriorating into a rolling time bomb and Logan no longer having his speedy regeneration to fall back on made them all the more mortal. And figuring out Charles was the one who killed Xmen when his dementia first hit was the most devastating part
I was scrolling through a comment section on a clip from X-Men Origins Wolverine and someone said this movie was abysmal and Origins is the best solo Wolverine movie we will ever get. I now want to send satan a letter for a new recruit
The Wolverine was 10x better than Origins, where do they get off saying Logan was shit? The best thing to come from Origins was the video game which was actually really good.
So from what I heard, they actually had people restrain Hugh Jackman during the seizure scenes in order to give the impression that he was really being held back
That asian chick said he’ll die with his heart in his hand in past xmen 🥺
in the car i think
That was probably in the solo wolverine trilogy, one of the films.
@@leorojas6390 It was in the second solo Wolverine movie. Yukio said she saw Logan's death. He will die with his heart in his hand.
Yukio yes in the Wolverine
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YESSSSSS! LOGAN is the best of the Marvel films.. well deserved story for such an interesting character!
It's really not cringetard...
@@DeyCallMeDrama You sound like a lot of fun why don't you go practice falling down somewhere for a while
@@DeyCallMeDrama😑 u would watch the marvles instead huh😂😂
Best marvel movie ever. I remember thinking when hugh jackman was cast i was like seriously the song and dance guy but now NOBODY could ever play Wolverine ever again. He even sounds exactly like the guy who voiced Wolverine in the cartoons in the 80s. Such fantastic acting all round in this movie.
He's playing him since 2000 way before he was the song and dance guy
Some people say that the height of Hugh Jackman is too tall at 6'3 but I don't even care he is still freakin the Wolverine bub.
Hugh Jackman is an honorary short king for the justice he brought to the role of Wolverine.
Yeah, when i heard they hired a broadway musical actor over 6 foot tall to play Wolverine, i thought "Well... they screwed that up!" ...couldn't be more happy to be so wrong!
Ok comic book MOVIE fan.
@@hulkslayer626 But he made his Broadway debut in 2003. X-Men came out in 2000.
@@eatsmylifeYT sorry, was using the term "Broadway" as a descriptor, not actually on Broadway.
The movie that Charles is showing Laura in the hotel is an old western called Shane. This whole movie borrows a lot of themes and some plot points and it's what Laura is quoting at the end.
Finna cry all over again 😢
Dude just say gonna. Stop this gay "finna" nonsense. It isn't a word.
31:20 - if I recall correctly, that scene in the car was part of Dafne Keen's audition and the first pre-shoot work they did together. Originally it was supposed to be more somber, but Dafne had the idea to turn up the attitude and have Laura start shouting and punching and be angry at Logan, her interpretation being that she would be having some of his temperament. By the end of that Hugh Jackman had bit of a sore shoulder, since Dafne did not hold back on the punching. This idea also led to Logan's retort of "shut the fuck up!".
They went with that take on the scene.
I remember seeing this opening weekend. At the ending the entire audience sobbed loudly. What a movie. 😢❤
*This movie legit makes me cry everytime man. The entire time you feel such melancholy and darkness*
Fun fact, The character of Laura Kinney (a.k.a. X-23, a.k.a. Wolverine's daughter) was first introduced in the series X-Men Evolution, an imperfect clone of Wolverine, in the comics she ended up becoming his adopted daughter. She even took on the mantle of "Wolverine" for a time when Logan was dead (he got better).
"Daddy" "So this is what it feels like" Said & meant so much in such few words. Feeling grounded, by finally having family & death.
It was a variation on the Old Man Logan series. “The Westchester Incident” in the movie eludes to Charles accidentally killing the xmen and some civilians.
In the comic, Mysterio uses an illusion on wolverine and convinces him the other xmen are villains, and he kills them all.
The parallel they did with this movie was, what if Logan had some kind of cancer and what if Xavier had a kind of Alzheimer. And Logan is a last child who has a father in terminal state. Man, I remember watching this on theater in 2017, bro, one of the best experiences i've ever had.
I absolutely love this movie the girl that plays Laura (Dafne) is an excellent actress and is in another great show called His dark materials! Can’t wait for Deadpool/Wolverine!
Charles' decline and death hurt so so much. The first time I saw it, I was sobbing. Sobbed more when Logan finally died. Laura turning the cross into an X was perfect.
This is my favorite Logan movie right here. This the wolverine we needed love the video octokrool stay motivated Dream big 1 mill on the way
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@@OctoKrool great reaction you guys!!! Don't stop, keep it up!!!
Not just one of the greatest superhero movies, but one SOLID movie period. And MAN! what a reaction guys!
23:48 When you guys said "She loves corn", in the back of my head I heard.....BOOM NAM NA EE NAM NA EEMA, NA BOOM NAM NA EE NAM NA EEMA!
*I'll never forget Showing my old ex best friend this movie when I had already seen it once. One of the best movie reaction/experiences I've ever had*
I like that Wolverine just whips out a gun lol
I borrowed the dvd from the library when it came out and bawled my eyes out at the ending. I also realized that that day was Father's day and then I cried some more 😂
God the turning of the cross into an X is the biggest chefs kiss at the end of a movie!
Fun fact laura was first introduced in the x-men evolution cartoon but was so popular they put her in the comics she became the new wolverine
At the beginning did you notice that logan cut off the arm of the guy instead of the gun, he got angry because he was aiming to cut the gun not the arm, so his aim was also off. This film is my favourite in the whole franchise and probably in my top 5 super hero films. It was amazing and a beautiful send off to an icon. But Ryan reynolds used his charm, but he has told us he will respect Logan 😂
He was aiming for his arm 🙄
In the movie "The Wolverine," Yukio saw a vision of Wolverine's death and described it as him "covered in blood and holding his own heart in his hand."
Here in his final moments, Logan is holding X-23's hand. He's holding the hand of the little girl who reminded him what it meant to care, what it meant to have a heart.
Yeah I’m sure that fad nothing to do with the other your just another fanboy trying to make connections to get a 👍🏼 on a CZcams comment hoping to get kudos from strangers but yeah kudos to you 😉
@@dabbadoo2226 The director confirmed it, though I suppose he's just a fanboy too. But you win the being needlessly negative award for the day, GG.
@@jrobertlysaght well sir now your the negative one 😱 hope you get the help you need I’m rooting for ya but I’ll pass on scouring the internet looking for a directors meaningless quote that you have time for but true or not I just don’t care especially if he didn’t direct the other movie than he just be be making it up
@@jrobertlysaght Wise man once said, "you'll make yourself look foolish arguing with a fool." He's not worth anyone's time.
@@ASm_rtOtakuthx for replying and donating your time dummy 😂obviously you weren’t the wise man
This was a Journey with you men an absolute blast, thanks for the ride my fellow brothers.
Logan is so tonally different than the other X-Men movies. It feels darker with a deeper story than the other summer blockbuster films. Yet and still, the scene introducing Laura that starts at 10:55 has always cracked me up. You hear her battle cry and suddenly Pierce is hit in the back of the head, falling to the ground. Then, Laura throws another pipe at Logan. He catches and starts to throw it back at her! And Charles calmly introduces her to Laura and Caliban. It just cracks me up!
This is something that I discussed with a lot of people, but Professor X dealing with dementia is genuinely one of the most interesting ideas I've seen in any X-Men media. I'm surprised no one even thought of it before this, to my knowledge.
Shed no tears fellas, like The Dark Knight Returns and Days of Future Past, this is just a possible future. This is not Marvel canon.
Marvel originally created in 1974 Wolverine when they realized that 20% of the customer base was in Canada and wanted to give Canadian fans their own Hero. Wolverine debuted in The Incredible Hulk #180 in October of '74 as a Canadian super agent ( much like America's Captain America) in the employ of Canada's "Section H". In '75 Claremont drafted Wolverine into the X-Men (Giant Sized X-Men #1.) Later ('79) John Byrne wanted to develop more of a back story for the mutant and created the Canadian Government sponsored Mutant Hero team Alpha Flight, supported by Section H (Canada's governmental branch that over sees super powered individuals). Since then it has been established that the Canadian government was supportive of mutants, unlike in America, which is why the kids were directed to seek refuge there.
Also I don't know if anyone can see it but I can tell it's was the Endgame for Logan because he sacrifice himself just like Tony Stark did in Avengers Endgame to stop Thanos but the dinner scene was sweet and RIP to both Logan and Charles.
Hits hard as hell when the statue of liberty really was over 20 years ago. That line, combined with my grey hair and all the fighting I have done, and family I have lost...oof. I barely made it out of the late 80ss and 90 as a street teen, And then they throw that line at me after fighting a war in the 2000s and 2010s...I can barely watch this film.
Yeah but he met Gabriella at the statue of liberty motel so Charles was right
Best superhero movie ever how does the ending still hit this hard all these years later!!
OH MY GOD
LETS FUCKING GO
Best movie reaction choice yet
You need to see both Deadpool movies and the suicide squad (2021)
The other Wolverine films are X-Men Origins and The Wolverine, which I recommend watching the Unrated version of. This was adapted from the Old Man Logan series of comics. Preceding this are X-Men, X2, X-Men 3, X-Men: First Class, The Wolverine, X-Men: Days of Future Past and X-Men: Apocalypse. There's also the Deadpool films and X-Men: Dark Phoenix
OH THIS IS GONNA BE SO GOOD!!!
If you can I recommend Ghostbusters
Still brings me to tears 7 years later. All the more hyped for the Deadpool & Wolverine movie coming out. Hugh is just irreplaceable as Wolverine at this point
Logan shows the versatility of superhero storytelling. It is hands down my favorite Western.
I appreciate the gore so much. Makes it 10x better.
The car scene when Worlverine shouts in her face then she gave him a fat right hook to the face🤣👊
I was just looking for Logan reactions and am so happy to see Octokrool doing one
fantastic movie. one of 9 movies that makes me cry... no matter how many times I watch them!
You guys kick ass and make me appreciate being able to share this fuckin amazing experience of a movie with some cool ass dudes. Love how yall always get it just right
OctoKrool, You're the best! I just had to subscribe!
I love this movie way more than the Old Man Logan comic and that’s where Hulk is evil and has multiple children and a blind Hawkeye.
That’d probably be me when I’m an oldie. Rolling around in a wheelchair randomly yelling marvel movie lines
So glad You guys enjoyed this film, makes it more epic than it already is
Hi guys.
Do you remember in "The Wolverine" when that girl told Logen that she "saw you dead with your heart in your hand."
As Logen was dying, he was holding Lora's hand. In a sense, he was holding his heart in his hand!
This film was about the human element. Both the negative, evil side, AND the good, positive, even emotional element.
At the end, when Logan said, "Oh. So that's with this feels like.", he was saying what the Professor said he should stop and feel it...
Family. And for him, what it feels like... to be... a father.
Seeing this in the theater was an awesome experience... choked up at least three or four times.... Was blown away by the action scenes...very well written and acted.
I am so excited for this!!
Ah yes, one of the movies I can't not cry because of the ending. Nice stuff guys 😭
Hey Chris I love the reaction on your face when you saw Laura's foot blade 😆
Fun fact: the scene in the hotel hallway, where Logan is struggling to get to Charles, Hugh Jackman actually had people pull him back with ropes ro simulate the struggle of getting to Charles while the telepath was having his seizure. I thought that was really cool.
This film deserved more Oscar nominations
At the beginning of the movie Caliban tells Logan he's sick on the inside. The going theory is that after decades the toxicity of the adamantium coating his skeleton finally overwhelmed his mutant healing factor, so now he's aging and his regenerative abilities are failing.
Whoever came up the idea to turn the cross into an X deserves a huge raise
still hits.. many tears in the theater opening night.
This movie makes me cry every damn time! Watching your reaction to this movie I was holding back early in your reaction just knowing we lose Charles Xavier and Logan and the absolute stinger when Laura cries and calls him Dad! Just commenting here and thinking about it almost hurts to cry! This movie is a freaking masterpiece!
In The Wolverine, Yukio told Logan "You will die holding your heart in your hand." And in this movie, he died holding his daughter's hand.
hahaha ouch thanks, that hurt
But she also said " in a room like this " and nothing to do with a f*cking forest so explain that one!
And he had has hand on his own heart when he was dying in THAT movie not this one. There is zero connection stop reposting bullshit
Love your reactions great movie
The movie that makes grown men cry like boys 😭 the ending is just perfection.
Here is my take on this. Most super hero movies are to get a audience interested enough to maybe start reading the comics. This movies feels like it understands we have been reading the X-Men comics since we were young. Now the we have grown up the make the film to remind us of that feeling the comics have given us all these years. This is how a movie is made to honor the characters we have loved for so long.
I love it when you foos react to cinematic achievements.
I'm so fascinated too. Hugh Jackman said this would be the definite end for Wolverine, but goddam Ryan Reynolds must have a silver tongue to bring him back. And I'm all for it.
This movie was amazing to see in the theater and one i needed on Blu-Ray which also had a Noir style which was amazing.
Incredible movie one of the best comic movies ever. Super brutal and super emotional. Can't wait to see hugh jackman back in Deadpool and Wolverine.
"Oh he's not too friendly " 😂😂😂
Watching you guys is a riot. This is my pre-watch comment. I can't wait to see what you think of this movie. One of my favorites.
Just a FYI, a Wolverine and Deadpool movie is coming out soon.......In theaters July 26th.
The kids gave Wolverine his classic mutton chops back
I watched X-Men when it came out in 2000. 17 years later when this movie came out and after all the other X-Men movies (both originals and prequels) had a few tears in my eyes when it came to a few scenes in this movie.
Love this movie!!!!
Love he comes bk in deadpool 3 end credits the grave shacks so. Love in the comics deadpool and Logan are friends. Both can’t die love bad language and are very sarcastic
OMG, I LOVE THIS MOVIE.
@Octo the Daddy line had many of us weep instantly. Tho I despised 75% of the Xmen films Logan and Hugh Jackman was always iconic in his portrayal of Wolvie
Hits. So. Hard!
I love that they showed one of Wolverine's most brutal and iconic moves from the comics, especially his solo comic from the 90s. Where he does an uppercut punch while extending his claws so they go through someone's chin and come out the top of their head, like he did in the opening scene.
This movie being made in current hollywood was a miracle, it's unreal how perfect it is in every way. Please watch Mad Max Fury Road if you haven't seen it, Akira (in the original Japanese dub) and Apocolypto :-)
Perfect timing. Can’t wait for Hugh Jackman’s return as Wolverine for Deadpool & Wolverine!
Did you notice that Kalliban, the albino is played by Stephen Merchant from The ricky gervais show? 😂
When Logan repeats the 1st piece of advice Charles gave him to Laura "Don't be what they made you. ohh so that's how it feels.." just breaks me every time.
Daphne Keen is an amazing young actress, this role just highlights that. She was nominated for 13 awards for her role in Logan.
If you want to Daphne's other work with her she had the starring role in "His Dark Materials" for the BBC and HBO.
A far far better adaptation of the trilogy by Phillip Pullman compared to the movie "The Golden Compass" which never completed the 2nd and 3rd books "The Subtle Knife" and "The Amber Spyglass".
The series was so well received it got to complete the trilogy and did an utterly AMAZING job of bringing the story to public attention.
Fun facts about His Dark Materials for BBC and HBO:
Daphne's character Lyra is being hunted throughout the series by a religious order lead by Daphne's Father, Will Keen.
The series also stars James McAvoy who played Charles Xavier in the X Men movies "X Men 1st Class", "X Men Days of Future past", "X Men Apocalypse", "Dark Phoenix" and "The New Mutants" series.
Yes!!