The 53-year-old director is at the helm of the upcoming "X-Men" movie - which centres around Hugh Jackman's famous clawed superhero The Wolverine.
He has said that while there will always be room for more stories in the franchise, he believes "Logan" ties up many loose ends and says what needs to be said, reported Contactmusic.
Asked if the movie provides a definitive conclusion to The Wolverine's story, James said, "There's always a way to tell more stories, but the fact is we worked very hard to craft a tale that makes you feel like this is the end and that we've said what needs to be said.
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