Composer behind Logan says film is "only for grown-ups"

The upcoming film Logan is based on the comic book/graphic novel Old Man Logan, and tells the tale of an older and even angrier Wolverine. This will be the very first film about Logan that carries an R rating, and it will also be the last time that Australian star Hugh Jackman plays the role. 3:10 to Yuma composer Marco Beltrami is the one scoring Logan, and in an recent interview he states that this film is only for grown-ups, so expect some pretty gruesome and bloody fights:

"Logan is an attempt to bring an end to the line of Hugh's amazing performance as Wolverine. The ambition of doing that is to try to make an adult film about Wolverine, to make a movie for grown-ups. We're not trying to make a four-box, 'something for everyone.' We're trying to make a movie that stands out and is different because it's a grown up drama that also features intense action."

In recent years the Wolverine-orientated films haven't been too bloody, although the game for X-Men Origins: Wolverine was very violent, so it will be interesting to see how this violence carries over to film. It shouldn't be too hard, we think, given he has sharp claws after all. Do you like the idea of a more adult Wolverine film?