Deadpool (2016)

Ryan was the perfect Deadpool, he fits the part so well much like how Robert is Iron Man and i couldnt imagine anyone else playing him. There are very few heroes you see on screen and cant imagine someone else playing that part different or better. However Deadpool, like Iron Man just fit, much like Patrick Stewart will forever be the older version of Prof X.

I'd echo most of what everyone has said thus far. As a casual comic-book reader I know of deadpool, but was not lost in the movie at all. Likewise it was a surprisingly hard "R" for a comic book movie--which most of you had already covered. All-in-all I'd rank this as my number two favorite comic book film, only slightly behind Guardians.

And I also thought it was a heli-carrier they were scrapping or perhaps cobbling together at the end.

So many jokes throughout the film I couldnt remember them all. Talking with friends about the movie and we all kept bringing up jokes one of us had forgot about.

The sword fight with Ajax wasnt very long but thought it was choreographed very well. The second viewing will be much better knowing the deal with Francis, he kept yelling Francis through the beginning of the movie but it isnt until halfway through the movie you realize the whole joke of him yelling Francis on the Freeway/bridge scene

God I cannot wait for a sequel. I loved collosus in this but would soooooooooooooooooooo much rather have had wolverine. Would fit much better. Wolverine with underaged girl fighting against deadpool. Maybe next.movie.

I came out of the movie happy and giving it a good 8.5/10 but the more I keep talking with people about it the more the rating is going up. Really want to see it again but I will probably be laughing at a ton of jokes friends wont pick up on first viewing

Fox was sitting on this golden goose with a finished script for 10 years, meanwhile they continued to release shit like fantastic four with twice the budget? wow.

Too afraid of the R rating it would get. Damn pussies.

dioblaire_sl said:

That review video was spot on. And I can't believe I actually sat through and watched all of it. I've never done that before. Thanks, Deadpool!

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I'm someone that never put any stock whatsoever in professional movie critics and their reviews. I don't have enough in common (as far as my movie preferences go) with people like that to trust their opinions to begin with. I only started watching the Collider YouTube channel back before The Force Awakens came out to catch the news, rumors, and speculation on Jedi Council and then on Movie Talk because it's a daily show and some of it would show up there first. Once I realized they were basically sci-fi and comic books nerds who happen to do movie reviews as a side gig (except for the main host Campea, I think he started the channel) and that their likes/dislikes generally lined up pretty well with my own I started checking out what they have to say on the regular. They're a good watch more often than not, if you're a movie buff who would frequent a forum such as this one.

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Nice to see writers getting in on the puns.

This is a good movie. Hopefully they just follow in step and throw another check to same team for the sequel. A fat check.

So much stuff I want in the sequel. More Blind Al and Weasel, more focus on his powers and Death, and a ton of characters. It would be awesome if Disney let deadpool cameo with some Thor/spiderman stuff

I've wanted since the MCU existed to have Deadpool as a cameo in every Marvel movie. Not necessarily even lines, just like him in the background ordering a burrito or something during Avengers.

Ryan Reynolds & T.J. Miller did an appearance on the Opie with Jim Norton radio show (Sirius/XM) on the 10th. He talked about something that they shot for the movie, but it got cut for extreme violence. It's going to make it into the DVD extras, though.