James Mangold

James Mangold (born 16 December 1963) is an American film director and screenwriter. He is perhaps best known for Walk the Line (2005) which he co-wrote and directed.

Logan

Logan: Superhero Movies Get Old

By Nerdwriter1

Logan vs. Children of Men — The End is in the Beginning

By Lessons from the Screenplay

What Logan Means For Comic Book Films

By Films&Stuff

Logan - The Death Of A Genre

By The Closer Look

3 Superhero Films That Dared To Break Genre Conventions

By Fandor

Logan (2017) - A Tale of Reconciliation

By Matthew Brando

LOGAN - A Film Analysis

By Mavrik Studios

Logan and the Case Against Cinematic Universes

By Matt Draper

LOGAN Gave Us What MARVEL Never Can

By Brockrin

Logan Has A Lot In Common With Westerns

By Shane Bertram

Logan is the Anti-Superhero Blockbuster

By Burger Fiction

Logan - The End of Heroism

By Ryan Hollinger

Logan: The Importance of Characters

By FilmInTheMaking

Script to screen - LOGAN

By Screenplayed

Symbolism in Logan | Ascending the Mountain

By Jonathan Pageau

The Philosophy of LOGAN – Wisecrack Edition

By Wisecrack

The Themes of LOGAN - Wolverine's Fears

By Broad Strokes

VFX Artist Explains What's Wrong With Modern CGI

By Corridor Crew

VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGI

By Corridor Crew

How Logan Changed Superhero Movies Forever

By ScreenCrush

Logan, Last Supper

By Mavrik Studios

Logan vs Old Man Logan - What's the Difference?

By CineFix