News Summary

• Both "Logan" and "The Death of Robin Hood" have a broadly identical structure.
• Yet, despite this, the films end up being distinctly different from each other thanks to the respective genres they partake in.
• Both films make excellent use of Hugh Jackman's paternal nature.
• It's through doing right by these girls that Logan and Robin are able to find something close to grace: absolution, if not redemption.
• The film is based on the 17th-Century ballad "Robin Hood's Death," and Robin does, in fact, expire at the end of the movie.