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In the 2017 movie “Logan,” while the day is saved, it doesn’t end well for the two protagonists.
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In the 2017 movie "Logan," the protagonists do not have a positive outcome despite the day being saved.
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https://nytimes.com/2026/09/25/movies/action-film-endings-sad.html
A new study reveals that action films are increasingly ending on a sadder or more bittersweet note, a significant shift from the reliable happy endings of past decades. This trend is attributed to societal cynicism, more complex villains, and the rise of cinematic universes.
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