What was the significance in Laura tipping over the cross in Logan?
In Logan, in the final scene, Laura takes the cross on Logan's grave and tips it over. Why did she do that?
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It's a symbol of X-Men. The very same logo X-Men movies are using.
It's not stated in the movie why she did that. In my opinion, she feels that it will link to Charles Xavier and the X-Men he was a part of. Logan has sacrificed his life to save her and her friends, a group of young mutants. She was honoring the man for what he was, what he did.
This Looper article sheds some light on this (emphasis mine),
Laura picks up the little wooden cross that marked Logan's grave and tilts it on its side, making an X. That's a pretty obvious nod to, well, the X-Men. But it's also a pretty beautiful, quiet statement about the kind of guy Wolverine was throughout all these movies. The cross at a gravesite is meant to reflect a person's faith in God, in something higher than them. Obviously Logan wasn't much of a Christian—but he was an X-Man, and he spent his life fighting for the betterment of mutantkind and the ideals of Charles Xavier. The fact that he devoted the final years of his life to taking care of Xavier shows that, despite his insistence that he didn't care about much, he believed in Xavier and his dream of peace and prosperity more than he might have admitted.
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Why did Laura put the cross in Logan?
The cross was for Logan. The X was for the Wolverine. Logan sacrificed his life to save his daughter and a her friends--a group of young, promising mutants. For the past few decades, he had been keeping to himself, and doing the utmost to keep the Professor alive, so that they could both get away.What is Laura screaming in Logan?
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In the film, as in the scope of Fox's X-Men franchise, Laura represents hope for the future and could even star in her own series of spinoffs. With Hugh Jackman's departure, she may even assume the mantle of Wolverine at some point.What did Laura say at Logans Funeral?
"There are no more guns in the valley" is an emotional scene in Logan, with the dual purpose of Laura saying goodbye to her father and fans saying goodbye to Hugh Jackman's Wolverine.024 Lara Logan
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